Tag: Landmark

Experiences that make you a true Melburnian

Plenty of Melbourne’s attractions are well known. Here's our guide to getting off the beaten track.

Melbourne and Olympic Parks

The Melbourne and Olympic Park precinct hosts around 600 events annually.

Six old Melbourne photos we love

Do the time warp and take a proper gander at these ye olde snaps of Melbourne.

Rod Laver Arena

The centrepiece of the Australian Open each January, the venue is also a popular concert arena.

Fox Classic Car Collection

See some of the most iconic cars in the world.

Centreway Arcade

Historic arcade with boutique stores, connecting Collins Street and Flinders Lane.

Athenaeum Theatre

This heritage-listed venue hosts comedy, music and theatre.

La Trobe's Cottage

Original home of Victoria's first governor Charles Joseph La Trobe from 1839 to 1854.

The best places in Melbourne to take photos

Find stunning landmarks, street art and neon lights to shoot in the city.

Melbourne Town Hall Tours

Take a tour of one of Melbourne's most iconic buildings.

St Paul's Cathedral

This prominent and historic Anglican cathedral is a Melbourne landmark.

The Gothic Bank

Considered the finest secular Gothic-Revival building in Australia.

Marvel Stadium

A multi-purpose stadium in the heart of Melbourne's Docklands precinct.

Trin Warren Tam-boore

An urban wetland over five hectares on the edge of Royal Park.

The Conservatory

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

Westgate Park

A great place for birdwatching, a casual picnic or an escape from the city.

Midtown Melbourne

Art Deco building housing retail, services and dining facilities, plus office accommodation.

MPavilion Parkville

Designed by Glenn Murcutt AO, this new community space hosts free, interactive and engaging events.

The ultimate guide to exploring Fitzroy Gardens

Make an exercise date and explore the beauty of this glorious city garden.

German Lutheran Trinity Church

Heritage-listed Lutheran Trinity Church dates from 1853, with the present structure built in 1874.