Lagoon Reserve - Port Melbourne (VIC)

Michael Milligan Great viewing point

Michael Surname Great place to watch fireworks and Moomba. Plenty of rides and food vans. As I had dinner before I came, they were not very good to me. But the smells were okay. Theres not much wind around.

Richard Hill Very photogenic ivy on the wall of this house

Ming Shen Tham If youre looking for breathtaking views of Melbourne and beyond, the Melbourne Skydeck is an absolute must-visit! Located on the 88th floor of the Eureka Tower, it offers unparalleled panoramic views of the city skyline, the Yarra River, and, on clear days, even as far as the Dandenong Ranges and Port Phillip Bay. The experience begins as soon as you step into the elevator. The ride up is smooth and quick, taking you to the top in under a minute. Once you step out, you’re greeted by the glass-enclosed observation deck that stretches 360 degrees around the tower. The views are truly spectacular, whether it’s during the day, where the city sparkles with life, or at night, when Melbourne’s lights dazzle in all directions. One of the standout features of the Skydeck is "The Edge" – a glass cube that extends out from the side of the building, offering a thrilling and unique experience as you stand suspended above the city. For those looking for something a bit more relaxed, there are comfortable seating areas where you can simply enjoy the view. For photography enthusiasts, this is an absolute dream. The views are perfect for capturing stunning cityscapes, especially during the golden hour when the sun sets behind the skyscrapers. The space is also well-maintained, clean, and offers helpful staff who are eager to answer questions and share tips for maximizing the experience. Additionally, the Melbourne Skydeck offers interactive displays and informative panels, which can be fun for both adults and kids. You’ll learn a lot about Melbourne’s history, landmarks, and the construction of the Eureka Tower itself.

Gisa A Peaceful and Beautiful Escape in the Heart of Melbourne! The Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne is an absolutely stunning place to visit! The lush greenery, beautifully maintained gardens, and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Whether youre taking a leisurely stroll, having a picnic, or just enjoying the fresh air, its a truly enjoyable experience. The variety of plants and flowers is impressive, and there are plenty of shaded areas, scenic walking paths, and even a gorgeous lake. It’s a great place for families, couples, and anyone who loves nature. The staff are also friendly and informative, adding to the overall experience. Highly recommend this beautiful garden for a refreshing break from the city hustle. A must-visit in Melbourne!

B.A.T.S VLOGS Beautiful park with good amenities. Enjoyed the time here with kids

Jim Fisher Such a beautiful experience with amazing cakes and other delights, not to mention the old world tea cups and tea pot. Great service.. a must to visit.

amit kapuria 5 Stars – A Truly Divine Experience ISKCON Melbourne is a spiritual gem in the heart of the city. The temple is peaceful, beautifully maintained, and filled with divine energy. The deities are stunning and the daily aartis and kirtans uplift the soul. The devotees are welcoming and always ready to help newcomers feel at home. The Sunday Feast is a highlight – delicious vegetarian food served with love, accompanied by inspiring talks and joyous chanting. It’s more than just a place of worship; it’s a community that promotes peace, compassion, and devotion. Highly recommended for anyone seeking spiritual growth, cultural connection, or just a peaceful break from daily life.

Adam G The Bank Street Memorial Fountain, also referred to as the South Melbourne Boer War Memorial Fountain, was erected in 1905 to commemorate the Jubilee of the City of South Melbourne (then named town of Emerald Hill), and in honour of the 140 South Melbourne soldiers who fought in the South African Boer war and the 8 who died. The fountain is set on a basalt podium with a combination of grey and pink granite. The fountain set within four granite columns that support a freely designed classical canopy and the fountain itself made out of brass. The memorial is surrounded by a fence of wrought iron posts with chains strung between them. The memorial fountain is listed in the Victorian Heritage Register.