Melbourne Zoo
Enjoy a day of family fun at Australia’s oldest zoo, with more than 320 species of animals.
Park Hyatt Melbourne
1 Parliament Square, off Parliament Place
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3002
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Sightseeing
Federation Square
A unique cultural precinct and popular meeting place, hosting world-class events and featuring an array of specialty stores, restaurants, and bars.
Queen Victoria Market
This Melbourne icon is equal parts historic landmark, tourist attraction, and shopping destination.
Flinders Street Station
Australia’s oldest train station and one of Melbourne’s most iconic buildings.
Art + Museums
Arts Centre Melbourne
Sitting beneath one of our city's great symbols—our magnificent spire—Arts Centre Melbourne is both a defining Melbourne landmark and Australia's largest and busiest performing arts center.
National Gallery of Victoria
Boasting more than 70,000 works of art, the National Gallery of Victoria houses one of the most impressive collections in the world.
Melbourne Museum
Explore life in Victoria, from our natural environment to our history. Melbourne Museum is located adjacent to the Royal Exhibition Centre in Carlton Gardens.
Royal Exhibition Building
Located in Carlton Gardens, The Royal Exhibition Building features the world’s only surviving Great Hall, which is still in use and was the site of Australia’s first Federal Parliament in 1901.
Dining
Longrain
A popular, trendy Southeast Asian restaurant and cocktail bar.
Maha
Middle Eastern flavors in a contemporary setting.
Attica
Multi-award-winning fine dining restaurant, offering modern cuisine in a relaxed environment.
Scopri
A seasonally varying menu with a traditional format of antipasto, pasta, main, and dessert.
Shopping
Collins Street
Top designers such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, and Tiffany & Co.—among some high-end Australian brands such as Saba, Jan Logan, and Harrolds—all feature on Collins Street, which is renowned for being the premier luxury shopping district in Melbourne.
Melbourne Central
Explore a diverse shopping and dining destination in the heart of the city, with over 300 retailers.
Chadstone Shopping Centre
Find a bargain at Australia’s largest shopping center—known as the fashion capital of the city—which offers high-end shopping.
Emporium Melbourne
An epicenter of fashion with one of the largest precincts of Australian designers, located in the heart of Melbourne’s central business district, with 225 stores from fashion to food.
Parks and Recreation
Albert Park
Enjoy a picnic or barbecue with the family. The park offers a variety of activities from walking tracks to sailing and rowing; sporting facilities include a golf-driving range, gymnasium, and the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Brighton Beach
This popular beach is distinctively known for its 82 colorful bathing boxes lining the foreshore.
St Kilda Beach
St Kilda Beach is one of Melbourne’s most popular beaches; the foreshore is a hive of activity during the summer months.
Carlton Gardens
The heritage-listed Carlton Gardens are a popular picnic and barbecue spot, with flower beds and elaborate fountains. The Carlton Gardens are surrounded by the Royal Exhibition Building and Melbourne Museum.
Sports
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Australia’s most iconic sporting venue and home of Australia Football League and Melbourne Cricket Club.
Rod Laver Arena
The arena is home to major Grand Slam action every January—the Australian Open Tennis Championship—along with a host of concerts and musical events throughout the year.
Flemington Racecourse
Home to the famous Melbourne Cup Carnival and Victoria Racing Club. Flemington Racecourse is also one of the world’s premier racecourses.
AAMI Park
Outdoor sports and entertainment venue that hosts events such as National Rugby League (NRL) and football (soccer) games for clubs such as Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory.