Melbourne Intl. (Tullamarine Airport) (MEL) Transfers

This futuristic plaza is one of the most complex and ambitious construction projects ever undertaken in Australia, serving as Melbourne’s civic centre with cafés, restaurants, an amphitheater and seve...

St Kilda is one of the liveliest and most colourful areas of Melbourne right on the Hobsons Bay. Acland and Fitzroy streets are the main roads with bars, restaurants and shops. The cake shops are just...

The zoo in Melbourne is one of the world’s oldest, famous for its large collection of native animals in a spacious bush setting. There are over 2,000 creatures to admire here and it is located only mi...

This innovative museum for visitors of all ages houses an Aboriginal centre, a rain forest, the set for the world famous TV show "Neighbours", and much more. Learn Melbourne’s history and how the city...

Arguably one of most beautiful botanic gardens in the world and the perfect place for a relaxin picnic with a view. It displays more than 50,000 plants and is undisputedly one of Melbourne's most popu...

Towering 279 meters above ground level, the Eureka Skydeck (Melbourne's observation deck) offers breathtaking 360-degree views of Melbourne, with an on-site café if you want to enjoy the sight for a w...

The Old Melbourne Gaol was established in 1841 and remains a fabulous insight into Melbourne’s historical past. The notorious bushranger Ned Kelly, along with dozens of others, were once executed with...

The Melbourne Aquarium contains multiple marine animal species native to the Southern Ocean and the Antarctic. One of its highlights is a 360-degree fish-bowl viewing area. If you dare, try diving wit...

This museum gives an excellent account of immigration to what today is modern Melbourne over the last 200 years, using audio and visual displays. The museum continue to explore the topic of migration ...

This nature reserve offers plenty to entertain visitors, but its definitive highlight is the nightly parade of penguins returning ashore and heading to their sand dune homes at sunset after spending t...

When in Melbourne, one must visit the bohemian Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, an area well known for its many bars, cafés, restaurants and unique boutiques that remain busy any hour of the day. Catch an...

Enjoy a full day tour with Winebus and visit four wineries, obviously with wine tasting included. The knowledgeable tour guide will share insights and show you around. It also includes a one course á ...

St. Paul's Cathedral is located in Federation Square. This beautiful and historic building is set right next to modern buildings and is a good example of the old meeting the new. The cathedral is buil...

Sport is a very important part of Melbourne culture and Australian Sports Museum displays wonderful collections of cricket, football, Olympic Games, soccer and many other sports artefacts. This is a g...

Funfields is located 40 kilometres north of Melbourne and is an outdoor family fun park with rides to suit all ages. Here you can enjoy limitless rides all day on all the attractions including tobogga...

A trip along the Great Ocean Road offers magnificent views over the southern coast of Australia. The Twelve Apostles, large rocks rising out of the sea, are an especially interesting sight en route. G...

The historic landmark Queen Victoria Market is also called "Vic Market" or the "Queen Vi". At this bustling inner-city market you can shop for almost everything, since it is he largest open air market...

Melbourne is famous for its huge entertainment complex, Crown Casino at Southbank. Here you can enjoy a good dinner, gamble, dance your shoes off, or do some shopping. The complex also houses hotel an...

East of Melbourne lie the Dandenong Ranges, a scenic area containing low mountain ranges, tranquil lakes, lush forests and cute little villages. Here you can ride an iconic steam train, cycle or hike ...

Sovereign Hill is claimed to be Australia’s foremost outdoor museum. Here you can get a glimpse of what life was like during the Gold Rush, go on a gold mine tour, and shop 1850s-style. The on-site Go...

Only an hour's drive from Melbourne is the Mornington Peninsula. Here you can visit wineries, some of the finest beaches, hot springs and even swim with dolphins. The peninsula is also home to a few i...

The oldest single-screen theatre in Melbourne's inner suburb of St Kilda, the Astor has become a must-do for cinephiles since it first opened its doors in 1936. The classic auditorium theatre runs a p...

Once known as the Convent of the Good Shepherd, the Convent provided refuge for vulnerable women, children and orphans. Nowadays, the convent building and formal gardens play host to events and festiv...

Melbourne’s Luna Park is a galaxy of amusements and sensations. From the jaw-dropping, eye-ball popping super thrill rides like the Pharaoh’s Curse, Metropolis and the Enterprise, to the exhilarating ...

Becco is a lively restaurant and one of the downtown's most popular Italian eateries. The speciality here is seafood, and if you’re a fish lover then try the ‘whole fish of the day’ special. Becco is ...

This restaurant, bar, and late night lounge (DJs play here at night) perfectly embodies the atmosphere of St Kilda and is temptingly close to the pastry shops of Acland Street if you fancy a sweet des...

Located in Chinatown, this restaurant serves some of the finest authentic Cantonese food in Melbourne. It is a favourite for dim sum, and the establishment's menu includes a daily selection of over 10...

This third-generation Australian wine family offers a memorable dining experience. Cuisine served is predominantly European. Browse their extensive wine list on the breezy green patio or at the roofto...

The Vineyard in St Kilda has a serious following among locals. It is a terrific place to start, continue or finish the night with modern Australian cuisine in space with floor-to-ceiling windows. Serv...

The French Brasserie at the top end of town boasts an internationally renowned chef who produces modern French dishes and degustation. These culinary delights are served in a chic environment, includi...

This lovely, small hidden gem in the heart of Black Rock serves fresh sea food and healthy classics in an open-front restaurant. Friendly staff, amazing food and a stunning view over the bay. Come to ...

China Bar Signature is the largest buffet restaurant in Melbourne, and one that offers the best of Asian cuisine. The food is prepared by some of the finest chefs from China, Vietnam, Malaysia and Hon...

Imperial bistro is located right in the heart of Chapel Street with a lovely view over the street action. This is one of the finest establishments in South Yarra, and so many come here to eat before ...

The wildly popular Laksa King Kitchen is packed at lunch and dinner hours — no reservations and cash only — so do arrive in time to indulge in some of the city's most flavourful and authentic Malaysia...

Few are left indifferent by the copious servings of Hakata Ramen at this Melbourne joint. Arrive shortly after peak lunch hours (around 3pm) and be seated with no wait. Several varieties of ramen are ...

The Vegie Bar is a fun, hip place to grab a bite or sit down and enjoy a good meal — a great and healthy alternative to traditional fast food. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes inspired by worl...

This coffee bar with character serves a delicious morning fry-up and a great espresso. The decor is a blend between Paris and Melbourne and, in true Degraves Street style, it’s an alfresco café. Some ...

The fun and artsy BearBrass provides a good reason to take in a coffee, drink or meal at a fantastic location in Southbank right on the Yarra River — you will have terrific views of the city as you st...

This excellent, authentic French creperie serves a wide variety of both sweet and savoury crepes. Roule Galette remains busy despite its tucked away location, so be prepared for a short wait (one that...

Operator25 is an all-day brunch cafe and coffee spot in a historic 1900s building that housed Melbourne's first switchboard. The menu has a surprising and delightful Asian twist.

Opened by two Italian brothers in 1954, Pellegrini's Espresso Bar has become one of the most well-known cafes in Melbourne. It doesn't have a fixed menu, so that every day's offer is a surprise. Howev...

Proud Mary serves breakfast and single-origin coffee in a warehouse style with exposed-brick walls. This venue in Collingwood market the beginning of a popular cafe chain. You will find the most hip m...

Norman in South Yarra is a two-level brunch cafe. Aussie staples like Vegemite, avocado toast, waffles with red capsicum curd, and banana split french toast are served in a cozy space with wood paneli...

This third floor bar is an indoor beer garden and cocktail bar with exceptionally friendly staff and garden furniture. The pink-and-white decor itself is half the establishment's attraction. If you ar...

This club has a packed program with live music, DJs and large crowds. This is where Melbournians go to continue the party when other clubs have turned off the lights. There is a constant rotation of l...

Inflation features pool tables, padded booths, large TV screens, a rooftop area and, of course, bars and dance floors playing electro house. Dress to impress! Come to the rooftop on a Friday night and...

Mr Wilkinson is a cozy bar with a relaxed atmosphere and a compact courtyard. The staff will serve you light bites and will expertly help you choose one of the craft beers.

The party never stops at the Temperance Hotel, with Thursdays being 2-for-1 cocktail nights, Fridays featuring "T" time where drinks costs the current number on the clock up until 7-8 pm, and, of cour...

Goldilocks is a lovely tucked away rooftop bar. Really tasty drinks and lovely little lights for that ultimate cozy vibe. They drinks menu is always changing, so you will never get bored of coming her...

This rooftop bar decorated with antiques serves small plates and infused vodka. The view does not get much better than this. The name is a bit controversial: Naked For Satan, after Satanovich, the ent...

Newcomers, established names, as well as absolute stars in the Australian comedy scene come to this lounge to perform their shows or try out new performances before taking them to global stages. Eithe...

Above Board is a perfect spot for pre-drinks or after-drinks when out in Collingwood. It is a tiny room with only 16 seats that face the visionary bartender Hayden Lambert, as he gives you a a masterc...

The guys at Bad Frankie have a pretty incredible selection of exclusively Australian spirits — all the big ones and plenty of small distilleries. Their cocktail use native ingredients such as pepper ...

The Toff In Town is a unique bar and club with art deco train carriage booths that offer great privacy because you can shut the cabin doors and enjoy time with your select group of friends. Come here ...

Rubix Warehouse is an energy-filled warehouse club with graffitied walls and a quality soundsystem. It hosts an eclectic mix of events — techno, psy variants, featuring accompanying performances from ...

Curious is a "hidden bar" at the Flinders Lane hotel W Melbourne with a tasteful nod to Alice in Wonderland. The entrance can be found on Market Street — a glass door in front of a wall adorned with n...

Myer is a city institution established over 80 years ago and the biggest single department store in Australia where you will find everything from clothes, shoes, accessories, beauty products to toys a...

This urban inner-city arcade is a style-laden destination for shopping, eating & entertainment with over 300 stores to explore. You can easily spend an afternoon here. There is also a decent food cour...

Short for "Queen Victoria Village", QV is one of Melbourne’s latest and most exciting retail developments which boasts a mix of fashion boutiques, homeware and furniture stores, and multiple other out...

Inside The Walk Arcade you will find a variety of stores and boutiques (perhaps, on the higher-end of the price spectrum) selling anything and everything from fashion items to cosmetics and luxury cho...

This arcade on Collins Street - Melbourne’s main shopping street - is a grand 1892 Victorian building packed with exclusive shops selling elegant leather wear, glassware and couture. The building itse...

The Royal Arcade, connecting Bourke and Little Collins Streets, is at the heart of Melbourne’s shopping district and is lined with souvenir, deli and jewelry shops. The historic building still exudes ...

The heart and soul of Melbourne, The Queen Victoria Market is the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere, selling everything there is to find under the sun. When the hunger kicks in, stop ...

The Prahran Market is the city’s best food market and is a great place to grab some delicious lunch and high quality fruit and vegetables. Also a place to buy sustainable seafood and meat products.

Brunswick Street is also a popular place to go shopping with plenty of alternative fashion shops and vintage clothing stores mixed among funky record shops and retro furniture stores. It’s your best b...

Chapel Street is a famous Melbourne shopping strip which runs from Windsor, through Prahran and towards South Yarra. Don't miss the unique opportunity to check out young Australian designers and so so...