
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...
Melbourne Tullamarine Airport is currently undergoing a $10 billion expansion of its facilities to meet demand, with one new terminal already open to serve the 30 million passengers who use the gateway each year. This modern airport has all the facilities you would expect, including a good selection of duty free shops, bars and restaurants.
The second largest airport in Australia and the primary entry for Melbourne city centre Melbourne Tullamarine Airport also serves the popular suburbs of St Kilda and Richmond, as well as the Port of Melbourne. Wherever your final destination trust in hoppa to get you there; our fast and reliable transfer service will have you enjoying all that this exciting region of Australia has to offer in no time at all.
Melbourne is a vibrant and cultural city with a unique character that’s sure to draw you in. There are loads of neighbourhoods and sights to explore, including some excellent museums such as the National Sports Museum, Melbourne Museum, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art and the Johnstone Collection.
Don’t waste time hanging around the airport, book your Melbourne Tullamarine Airport transfers with us today and benefit from our fast and dependable service. For a low cost transfer solution look no further than hoppa.
Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
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Melbourne City Centre | 29 km | 27 min | |
St Kilda (NSW) | 31 km | 31 min | |
Brisbane City Centre | km | min | |
Point Cook (Victoria) | 48 km | 43 min | |
Preston (Victoria) | 26 km | 28 min |
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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 Hobson 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 zoos, 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 on...
This innovative museum houses an Aboriginal centre, a rain forest, a set for the world famous TV show "Neighbours" and much more. For a couple of extra dollars, you also get the entrance to the next-d...
Arguably one of most beautiful botanic gardens in the world and the perfect place for a relaxing and picturesque picnic. It displays more than 50,000 plants and is undisputedly one of Melbourne\u0027s...
Towering 279 meters above ground level, the Eureka Skydeck (Melbourne\u0027s observation deck) offers breathtaking 360-degree views of Melbourne, with an on-site café if you want to enjoy the sight fo...
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. Highlights include a 360-degree fish-bowl viewing area or, if you dare, try diving with t...
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 which is well known for its many bars, cafés, restaurants and unique boutiques that remain busy any hour of the day....
Enjoy a full day tour with Winebus and visit four wineries, with a wine tasting included. The knowledgeable tour guide will share interesting information and show you around. It also includes a one co...
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OpeningHours
Most shops and businesses are open between 9am-5:30pm on weekdays and Saturdays. Sunday trading is also becoming more common with shops being open from 10am until 4pm.
Population
4.7 million
TouristInformation
Melbourne Visitor Centre 2 Swanston Street, Melbourne +61 3 9658 9658
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