Probably the most well-known, recognised and photographed landmark in Melbourne and found on the corner of Flinders and Swanston Streets.
 
Federation Square (or known locally as Fed Square) is located on the adjacent corner to Flinders Street Station.

Southbank and the Eureka Tower

Eureka Tower
Across the Yarra River from both Flinders Street Station and Fed Square via Princes Bridge

Botanical Gardens and the Shrine of Remembrance

The site of the Botanical Gardens was selected during 1845. It is recognised as one of the world’s finest botanic gardens.

Parliament House

Built with gold rush wealth during the mid 1800s, this imposing building on Spring Street is the centre of the Victorian State Government.

The Exhibition Building and Melbourne Museum

The Royal Exhibition Building is located in the Carlton Gardens and is the only surviving Great Hall that once housed a 19th-century international exhibition and is still used for exhibitions.

The Melbourne Cricket Ground – MCG

The MCG is Australia’s largest sporting stadium and used for both international cricket, AFL football

Melbourne 360 Observation Deck at Rialto

Melbourne Attractions

SEE EVERY BIT OF MELBOURNE! – Melbourne 360, the Melbourne Observation Deck at Rialto, is the perfect place to begin your visit…

Eureka Skydeck 88
Melbourne’s tallest building! – Melbourne’s tallest observation deck, with 360 degree views of Melbourne and the worlds only ‘edge’

Luna Park

Plenty of rides that the whole family can enjoy! – Melbourne’s Luna Park is a galaxy of amusements and sensations.

Melbourne Zoo

Australia’s Oldest Zoo – Melbourne Zoo – clearly one of the world’s great zoos with more than 350 animal species