Tag: Attractions

North Melbourne Toy Library

The North Melbourne toy library offers a range of quality toys for 0 to 8 years.

Culture and ideas walk

Take a walk through the city's northern quarter, where history, innovation and culture connect.

Laneways and arcades

The city's famous laneways are buzzing with street art, cafes, bars and boutiques.

City Library

A vibrant space in the city.

City Ambassadors

Our roving ambassadors in their distinctive red uniforms provide assistance throughout Melbourne.

East Melbourne

This leafy suburb is home to Melbourne icons like the MCG and Fitzroy Gardens.

Carlton Gardens

A World Heritage Site known for its Victorian fountain and tree-lined avenues.

Melbourne places you've never visited

Secret shops, glowing laneways and even a shrine to Elvis.

Kindred Cameras

Kindred Cameras is a photography studio, gallery and educational space in Docklands.

Hidden gems to visit in Docklands

From cute cafes to amazing art galleries, Docklands offers more than meets the eye.

Iconic laneways and arcades walk

Take a walk through Melbourne’s arcades and laneways.

The Conservatory

An indoor world of floral beauty with displays that change five times each year.

9 stunning old photos of Melbourne icons

Go back in time and see the city as it once was.

Australian Museum of Performing Arts

Welcome to AMPA, the new destination for performing arts stories.

Fitzroy Gardens Visitor Centre

This visitor centre is your first stop to explore the beautiful surrounds and Cooks' Cottage.

Apparatus for Transtemporal Occurrence of Impending Space

This interactive artwork by Russell Anderson is a tribute to the steampunk genre.

Melbourne City Baths

Historical health, fitness, and wellbeing centre with the central city's largest indoor pool.

Mr Wolf Game

Kids aged 5-10 years will have the time of their lives in this immersive play-in-real-life game.

Julian Opie's Australian Birds

See the artist's illuminated birds on St Kilda Road.

Lygon Court Shopping Centre

A retail complex on Lygon Street housed within historical buildings built in 1871.