Attractions

QV is Melbourne's newest inner city laneway precinct, featuring a dynamic mix of high-end fashion, lifestyle retailers and a European-style piazza with gorgeous cafes, restaurants and bars.

Since it opened in October 2002, more than 24 million people have visited this innovative and architecturally stunning building. It houses significant cultural attractions, including the Ian Potter Gallery of Contemporary Australian Art, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image and the SBS studios as well as many fine restaurants and bars.​

Melbourne's museums tell a story of how Melbourne became the city it is today. Get the fascinating details about how Melbourne’s aboriginal history is revealed, the discovery of gold and the ensuing rush to immigrate to Victoria. You can even visit a set from the popular TV soapie “Neighbours.”​

The Queen Victoria Market opened for trading in 1878 and is a must-see destination. It’s the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere. Enjoy the hustle and bustle early on a weekday (Tuesday, Thursday and Friday) to see the real trader action. Or stop by on the weekend when hordes of locals and tourists alike soak up the atmosphere, shopping and eating as stall holders tout their wares.​

Winding along the western coast of Victoria, the Great Ocean Road offers stunning ocean views, beachside activities, laidback coastal towns and maritime villages. In addition, you can see the magnificent twelve apostles and giant rock stacks, which are a central feature of the spectacular Port Campbell National Park.

Home to 320 animal species, The Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens or commonly known as the Melbourne Zoo is one of the leading attractions for your family during your stay.