Melbourne Information & Attractions

Offering a unique blend of arts, culture and attractions along with an abundant array of outdoor activities and adventures ensures that Melbourne offers something for every one.

Jump on a tram, which are fun, cheap and Melbourne's unique trademark. The City Circle tram, which is a distinct maroon colour, is a free service that gets you around the CBD and within reach of major attractions.

Cruise on one of the many tourist boats departing from Princess Bridge that takes you on a wonderful journey down the Yarra River. It is one of the best ways to see and learn about the city as the riverbanks are home to many of Melbourne's treasures..

Away from Melbourne, a trip of 1-3 hours will take you through Victoria's most colourful regions. From the indulgent Health Spas and Mineral Springs of Daylesford, to the world's most spectacular coastline of the Great Ocean Road and also home to the Twelve Apostles.

The Dandenongs provide a magical tour through rolling hills; fern gullies, winding valleys set amongst a backdrop of magnificent native bush land and towering forests - one of Mother Nature's finest creations, or watch cute fairy penguins march up the beach every sunset at Summerland Beach, Phillip Island.

No matter what budget or time limits you have, there is sure to be an activity appealing for you to explore & experience, discover & enjoy.

Carlton Brewhouse

Address: Corner Nelson & Thompson St, Abbotsford 3067
Learn about the age old art of brewing in an innovative and entertaining way and explore the historic memorabilia displays. Tours of Carlton & United Breweries are run by the Carlton Brewhouse Visitors Centre.

Immigration Museum

Address: Old Customs House, Cnr Flinders and William St, Melbourne 3000
Explore Victoria's immigration history and discover stories of people from all over the world who have immigrated to Victoria, brought to life through moving images, voices, memories and belongings.