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Burkes Lookout is one of the most popular viewing points in the Dandenong Ranges.
Dedicated to Mazu, the Chinese sea goddess and protector of sailors, the Heavenly Queen Temple is the largest Taoist te…
Bear witness to the rich cultural heritage of the Wurundjeri people at the Wurundjeri Spur Lookout in Melbourne.
Thrice named, but Labassa Mansion is the one that stuck.
Sandridge Beach is a quiet beach destination in Melbourne with a lot to offer.
The Hellenic Museum in Melbourne is the only museum in Australia solely dedicated to Greek art, history, and culture.
Batman Park wasn’t named after a hero, but perhaps a villain.
ACDC Lane is one of the most rock 'n' roll streets in the world!
Bin Chicken Island: home of the Australian white ibis.
The Rippon Lea Estate is one of the National Trust’s most well-known properties in Melbourne.
As the oldest surviving entertainment site in mainland Australia, Princess Theatre Melbourne is a venue with a rich his…
Opened in 1856, the State Library of Victoria is Australia’s oldest public library and a fascinating symbol of free acc…
More than just a monument to the Victorian Gold Rush, the Old Treasury Building is one of the most spectacular examples…
Despite not being a real volcano, Guilfoyle’s Volcano is a spectacular attraction in Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens …
The oldest continuous Chinatown in the Western world, Chinatown Melbourne is an urban tapestry of Ancient culture, immi…
Newport Lakes Reserve is a reclaimed urban bushland area spanning 33 hectares in Altona, a suburb of Melbourne, Victori…
Cooks’ Cottage is the reconstructed home of Captain Cook’s parents, originally built in 1755 in Great Ayton, North York…
The William Ricketts Sanctuary is a sculpture exhibition in the Dandenong Ranges, Victoria which showcases the artist’s…
The Pioneer Women’s Memorial Garden in Melbourne is a verdant tribute to the European women settlers and descendants of…
Healesville Sanctuary, where saving animals is not an occupation, but a way of life.
A public space notorious for its ugliness, Federation Square is nonetheless home to several great galleries and cultura…
The site of the city's first Christian service, St Pauls Cathedral Melbourne's story starts the same year the city was …
Melbourne’s most popular running route: no visit to Victoria’s capital is complete without a walk or run around The Tan…
The Block Arcade is an historic Melbourne Shopping arcade and one of the finest examples of Victorian architecture in t…
Welcome to Thornbury; Melbourne’s first and only permanent bar and food truck stop.
Built in 1847 as the home of Melbourne Supreme Court Justice Sir Edward Eyre, Como House is one of the city's oldest bu…
The home of an ancient lava field, Victoria's Organ Pipes National Park is a public space full of geological and cultur…
Steeped in both beauty and history, the Fitzroy Gardens are composed of a variety of elements that combine to create a …
A former Catholic reformatory, Abbotsford Convent was, for the impoverished girls who lived there, either a godsend or …
The oldest surviving shopping arcade in Australia, Melbourne's Royal Arcade is famous for being watched over by two fig…
A stunning Melbourne park built for an Australian pharmaceutical pioneer, the history behind Alfred Nicholas Gardens is…
Brunswick Street is a North Central Melbourne Street that, in the 1980s, became the focal point of the city's rich indi…
A former jail that once housed some of Australia's most notorious criminals, the Old Melbourne Gaol is infamous for hav…
