MELBOURNE ATTRACTIONS AND THINGS TO DO

Melbourne’s iconic Princess Theatre is regarded by many as Melbourne’s most spectacular landmark.

Journey through a world of wildlife in the heart of Melbourne.

Formerly known as the Melbourne Concert Hall, Hamer Hall is Arts Centre Melbourne's premier venue for orchestra and chamber music.

Expect The Unexpected, Just Like Sport Itself

Originally located in Yorkshire, England, and built in 1755 by the parents of Captain James Cook, Cooks’ Cottage was brought to Melbourne by Sir Russell Grimwade in 1934.

One of Melbourne's major parks, this venue offers fun and excitement to all ages. It is located on the Yarra River's north bank and hosts a long list of events and festivals every year. 

Once called Football Park, this is an Australian rules football stadium located in West Lakes that was built back in 1973.

Fancy floating over the city?

Your adventure starts before the city stirs. Birdsong begins as balloons inflate and you find yourself drawn to the heat of the flame. As the earth falls away, you rise with the sun.

Known as the Royal Botanic Gardens, this venue is located on the south bank of the Yarra River.

This venue is home to major events, exceptional restaurants, cultural attractions and fun tourist experiences.

With shark dives, a seahorse nursery, fish feeding experiences and penguins galore, this is a fantastic way to spend quality time together and learn a few new things about marine life. 

John Cain Arena, this arena is an Australian sports venue that is part of the National Tennis Centre at Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Victoria.

This stadium is part of the National Tennis Centre at Melbourne Park and is home to a variety of events, including motorbike super cross races, conferences, concerts, ballet performances, wrestling and more.

Built in 1853, the Melbourne Cricket Grounds is Australia's number one stadium and is the birthplace of Australian Football and Test Cricket.