Woodridge Things to Do

This historic Australian warship, commissioned in 1942 and built in Williamstown, now houses the Maritime Trust of Australia's fascinating maritime museum. Adults and older kids with a specific interest in naval warfare will fi... more

Wander the trails through bush land and fern gullies with numerous lookouts offering panoramic views over Shoalhaven River Valley, Yarranunga Valley, and nearby mountains. Choose either the West or East Rim walks, both beginnin... more

Fitzroy Gardens, with their leafy corridors of trees, ferns and flower beds, are one of Melbourne's favorite places. Another attraction is Captain Cook's Cottage (Cook's former home that was transported from Yorkshire, England,... more

Established in 1846, Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens are magnificently landscaped and boast a superb collection of plants from all around Australia and the world. Spend a few hours strolling around, observing the beautiful bl... more

This prestigious establishment is well known for its cozy atmosphere and popularity with the social set. Somewhat incongruous given its Chapel Street setting, the wood paneled walls and intimate size give Café e Cucina a warm,... more

The Esplanade Hotel, affectionately known as the "Espy", is a landmark of Melbourne's music and drinking scene. Grungy, almost seedy, the Espy attracts a mixed crowd of pub enthusiasts, hip young things and older ones just enjo... more

Tucked away in a corner of St. Kilda is one of the city's finest wine bars. In eclectic St. Kilda with its cosmopolitan mix of pubs and bars, Dogs Bar is a stand out. The mood is casual, the wine list extensive and, while food... more

The Australian Gallery of Sport preserves records of the country's sporting heroes, from Olympians and footballers, to the great Aussie cricketer Sir Donald Bradman. Australian Rules football fans can take part in interactive d... more

 Real Travelers who've been here

Roisiedubh said

… visit to Luna Park too which is like an old fashioned amusement park and went on all the scary rides… continue reading »

With the opening of The Night Cat in 1994, Melbourne's cafe culture finally came of age. It is a fusion of a comfortable lounge atmosphere, an elegant meeting place, complete with dance floor and sophisticated music that will h... more