A UNESCO World Heritage Site within a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Royal Exhibition Building hosts world fairs to modern exhibitions, and is set amongst the lush Carlton Gardens.

Known as Melbourne's Little Italy, Lygon Street is a vibrant strip packed with authentic Italian eateries, boutique shops and a rich café culture which birthed Melbourne's love for espresso, pasta and gelato.

A Melbourne Icon since 1878, Queen Victoria Market is the city's bustling hub for fresh produce, gourmet delicatessen, and unique local finds from artisanal cheeses to handmade crafts.

Australia’s oldest public library, this grand 19th-century landmark is a cultural icon with a soaring domed reading room. A must-visit for history lovers, curious minds, and bookworms alike.

Located in Carlton Gardens and attached to the IMAX Cinema, this dynamic space of discovery, showcases everything from ancient fossils to cutting-edge science and Indigenous culture.

A beloved hidden gem, Curtin House is a soulful vertical laneway of culture, food, and nightlife, featuring an iconic Rooftop Bar, boutiques, eclectic eateries, and the legendary Toff in Town.

Detour into this haunting historic bluestone prison. Once home to some of Australia's most infamous criminals, today it hosts immersive night tours, wine festivals and even weddings!

Melbourne’s Chinatown is one of the oldest in the Western world. From dumpling houses to hidden bars and BYO spots, it’s a uniquely Melbourne culinary and cultural adventure.

Step into iconic venues like the Princess, Regent, and Her Majesty’s Theatre. Here, world-class stories come alive, surrounded by great food, buzzing bars, and endless culture.

Melbourne’s premier destination for action-packed events, from global sporting spectacles to major concerts and entertainment. Featuring a retractable roof and stunning city skyline views.

An impossible-to-miss amusement park, with its famous giant Mr Moon face, Luna Park is home to the Scenic Railway, the world's 2nd oldest rollercoaster (and oldest continually operating rollercoaster).

Melbourne's famous city-adjacent seaside escape, St Kilda Beach offers golden sands, stunning sunsets and frolicking penguins just minutes from the city.

Visit Melbourne’s oldest continually operating market. Built in 1867, South Melbourne Market offers authentic, ethical products from stalls run by playful, passionate characters.

Dive into SEA LIFE Melbourne, where sea landscapes from tropical reefs to the darkest depths come to life right in the CBD. Spot the world-famous penguin "Pesto"!

Visit Australia's oldest and most visited gallery, which holds the most significant collection of art in the region with more than 76,000 works spanning thousands of years!