Tag: Attractions

Fed Square

Melbourne's public square and meeting place, opposite Flinders Street Station.

First Site Gallery

Showcasing RMIT student talent with rotating exhibitions and events.

VIP Melbourne Boat Charter

Experience a chartered cruises of the bay on a luxury sports cruiser.

University of Melbourne

The oldest university in Victoria, with landscaped gardens and interesting architecture.

The Improv Conspiracy

Theatre and training centre with four weekly comedy nights and public workshops on improvisation.

Things to do on a rainy day in Melbourne

When the skies turn grey, head to these museums, workshops and cosy bars.

The Potter Museum of Art

The Potter has supported generations of artists, curators, writers and academics for over 50 years.

The best sensory experiences in Melbourne

These places delight the senses and are accessible to all.

Alexandra Gardens

A great spot to laze around or have a barbecue by the Yarra River.

Street art walk

See Melbourne’s world-renowned street art on this walk through the city's laneways.

The ultimate Melbourne live gig guide

Concert halls and music venues hosting live music this week

Kayak Melbourne

Guided paddling tours through Melbourne along the Yarra River and Victoria Harbour.

Weird, unique and unusual things to do in Melbourne

The ultimate guide to Melbourne weird.

Holey Moley Golf Club

Holey Moley offers a mini golf course and bar with 27 themed holes plus a karaoke room.

Big Swing Golf

Indoor golf facility offering casual and competition play, and coaching and practice sessions.

Collins Square

A food and lifestyle destination at the Docklands end of Collins Street.

Hardrock Climbing

The ultimate indoor rock-climbing experience in Melbourne is at Hardrock Climbing.

Screen Works (ENOUGH-NOW/EVEN/MORE-SO)

Rose Nolan's large-scale public artwork wraps around the exterior of the Munro Community Hub.

Batman Park

Planted with eucalypts, this inner-city park sits on the site of former rail yard.

Fruition

A distinctive artwork by Matthew Harding, at the gateway to Royal Park.