Melbourne Things to Do

Twenty two kilometres north of Bacchus Marsh, Lerderderg River along with the Werribee River has gouged a 300 metre deep gorge through the sandstone and slate of the Ballarat Plateau on its course through the rolling plains of... more

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… de exposiciones y museos, y un enorme casino. En esta zona, lo que mas destaca es el Victorian Arts Centre… continue reading »

Mick O'Shea's Irish Pub and Restaurant features live Irish music, five nights a week. One of the many bands that call Mick O'Shea's home is O'Malley's March, lead by the Baltimore Mayor, Martin O'Malley. Inside, you'll find a m... more

Established and run by a team of passionate miniature steam train enthusiasts, this is the only miniature steam train park in western Melbourne. Since 1986 the doors have been open to the general public providing adults as well... more

In the heart of Melbourne's Chinatown, you will find the Chinese Museum: established in 1985 to document, preserve and display the history of Australians of Chinese descent. Australia's Chinese community shares its past, cultur... more

Located at the birthplace of the Royal Australian Air Force, the museum incorporates multimedia technology to take visitors from the RAAF's World War I beginnings through to today. As a fully operational flying unit of the RAAF... more

Youngsters will learn lots at Coopers Settlement at Bundoora Park, besides being able to have heaps of fun too. The area was originally a cattle and racehorse stud on Mt Cooper and has been developed by the local council into a... more

The River Yarra winds through the foothills of the town of Warrandyte on its journey to the sea, passing through the Warrandyte State Park. Once mined for gold, the area now attracts Melburnians in their thousands trying to bea... more

Melbourne and its original seaport of Williamstown shared mutual prosperity when they were established back in the 1830s. However, as Port Melbourne developed in the 1880s, Williamstown languished. Today, however, Williamstown... more

Yarrambat Park Golf Course is situated in the rugged and beautiful Plenty Gorge. Its sheltered position means it is always dry and playable. A close encounter with Australian wildlife is quite common, with kangaroos often spott... more