National Gallery of Victoria
Australia’s oldest and most visited art museum The National Gallery of Victoria contains an extensive range of art works: classical… Read More »National Gallery of Victoria
Melbourne is Victoria’s capital and Australia’s fastest growing city.
The Victorian gold rush of 1851, in a few years, transformed Melbourne into one of the world’s wealthiest cities and it was seen as one of the great successes of the late 19th century. While maintaining its beautiful gardens and historic traditions, Melbourne now is well known for its great food and a diverse mix of multi-cultural influences.
The city remains one of the key cultural centres of Australia and welcomes millions of visitors each year, to the city itself and Victoria’s regional attractions.
Australia’s oldest and most visited art museum The National Gallery of Victoria contains an extensive range of art works: classical… Read More »National Gallery of Victoria
Melbourne’s artistic heart The Arts Centre has been the host for a large number of international production companies and Australian… Read More »Arts Centre Melbourne
Both a study in botany and a remarkable recreational area. Just south of the Yarra River in central Melbourne are… Read More »Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
A Victorian era, premier landscaped garden. One of the premier Victorian era, landscaped gardens in Australia, the Fitzroy gardens are… Read More »Fitzroy Gardens
A much loved, heritage amusement park beside the bay Located on the Port Phillip Bay foreshore at St Kilda, Luna… Read More »Luna Park Melbourne
A 19th century garden, World Heritage site The Carlton Gardens are located at the northern end of the central city… Read More »Carlton Gardens
The largest cultural and natural history Museum in the southern hemisphere As one of five locations run by Museum Victoria,… Read More »Melbourne Museum
One of the sites of Museums Victoria, Scienceworks is a technology and cultural museum and includes within it the Melbourne… Read More »Scienceworks and Melbourne Planetarium
An immigration museum and exposition of Australian immigration history As one of the central Melbourne museums under the direction of… Read More »Immigration Museum, Old Customs House
Designed to present Melbourne as a “new citizen” among the international cities of the world Built to house the Melbourne… Read More »Royal Exhibition Building
A gold rush gaol that grew and grew Under the care of the National Trust, the Old Melbourne Gaol presents… Read More »Old Melbourne Gaol
A Southern Ocean and Antarctic aquarium Opening in December 1999, the Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium has at its centre a… Read More »Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium
The oldest zoo in Australia with over 320 animal species. The Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens or as it is most… Read More »Melbourne Zoo
A library for a new state The library was first conceived in 1853 by the Lieutenant-Governor Charles Latrobe and Sir… Read More »State Library of Victoria
The landmark at the centre of Melbourne Built in 1909, the station is one of the most well known landmarks… Read More »Flinders Street Railway Station
Melbourne’s main central, public square Opposite Flinders Steet Station and St Paul’s Cathedral, Federation Square is the main central square within Melbourne. … Read More »Federation Square
A war memorial to those who served and did not return Victoria’s memorial to those who served and died in… Read More »Shrine of Remembrance
A long popular esplanade by the bay Stretching from Station Pier (where the Tasmanian ferry – Spirit of Tasmania departs)… Read More »Bay Foreshore and Esplanade
Exotic and Australian animals in an open space environment. The Werribee Open Range Zoo is an African styled zoo where… Read More »Werribee Open Range Zoo
6,000 thousand roses in immaculately cared for parkland. The Victorian State Rose Garden features some 6,000 roses, displayed on 4.75 hectares… Read More »Victoria State Rose Garden