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Discover Melbourne

Melbourne is the vibrant capital of Victoria, Australia, nestled along the scenic Port Phillip Bay. Renowned for its cultural diversity, thriving arts scene, and culinary excellence, Melbourne is a year-round destination that captivates visitors with its unique blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. Whether you’re drawn to its iconic landmarks, world-class events, or charming laneways, Melbourne offers an unforgettable experience for every traveller.

   

Why Visit Melbourne?

Melbourne is a city where creativity and culture converge. From its colorful street art to its historic markets, from lush gardens to cutting-edge galleries, Melbourne offers something for everyone. The city’s temperate climate makes it ideal for exploring year-round—enjoy sunny days in summer (December–February) or cozy indoor experiences in winter (June–August). With efficient public transport, including its iconic trams, getting around the city and nearby attractions like the Great Ocean Road is a breeze. Whether you’re a foodie, art enthusiast, or adventure seeker, Melbourne’s dynamic energy will leave you inspired.

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Adult

For bookings with more than 5 passengers, we highly recommend you to make online reservation separately or through hotline to Contact Us for further booking. (Please note that fares would not be guaranteed subject to the availability of the seat.）Children between 2-11 years must be accompanied by an adult over 16 years of age when travelling.

 

Infants

7 days≤Infant<24 months. Infants who reach their second birthday after their outbound flight must purchase a child ticket.Infant passengers need to be accompanied by their (at least 18 years old) parents or guardians at all times.

      

Children

2 years old≤ Children< 12 years old. Children between 2-11 years old must be accompanied by an adult over 16 years of age when travelling. For information about unaccompanied children and minors (UM) service, please contact our Customer Services Centre.

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Melbourne’s Cultural Highlights

Melbourne is Australia’s events capital, hosting globally renowned festivals and sporting events that draw visitors from around the world. The Australian Open (January) fills the city with tennis fever, while the Melbourne Arts Festival (October) showcases cutting-edge performances. Foodies flock to the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival (March) to celebrate the city’s culinary prowess. Beyond events, Melbourne’s multicultural heritage shines through in its neighborhoods, from the Italian charm of Carlton to the vibrant Asian influences in Chinatown, creating a rich tapestry of experiences.

 

Must-Visit Attractions in Melbourne

Explore Melbourne’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems, grouped into themes to suit your interests.

  

Cultural and Historical Landmarks

01. Federation Square and Flinders Street Station

  1. Federation Square and Flinders Street Station

    Federation Square is the cultural heart of Melbourne, a vibrant hub of galleries, restaurants, and events with bold, modern architecture. Across the road, Flinders Street Station, with its iconic Edwardian facade and famous clocks, is a historic landmark and bustling transport hub. Stroll along the nearby Yarra River for scenic views or relax at a riverside cafe to soak in the city’s lively atmosphere02. State Library of Victoria
  2. State Library of Victoria

    Founded in 1854, this grand library is an architectural marvel with its iconic domed reading room, one of the largest in the world. Explore free exhibitions on Australian history, rare books, and cultural artifacts. It’s a peaceful haven for book lovers and a great spot to admire intricate Victorian-era design.03. National Gallery of Victoria
  3. National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)

    Australia’s oldest and most visited art museum, the NGV boasts an impressive collection of international and Australian art, from ancient artifacts to contemporary masterpieces. The Great Hall’s stunning stained-glass ceiling is a highlight, and the gallery’s rotating exhibitions ensure there’s always something new to discover. Entry to the permanent collection is free, making it accessible for all.04. Queen Victoria Market
  4. Queen Victoria Market

    Since 1878, this historic open-air market has been a cornerstone of Melbourne’s community. Explore its sprawling stalls for fresh produce, artisanal foods, and unique souvenirs. In summer and winter, the market hosts vibrant night markets with live music, street food, and a festive vibe, offering a taste of Melbourne’s diverse culture.05. Melbourne’s Laneways and Street Art
  5. Melbourne’s Laneways and Street Art

    Melbourne’s laneways, like Hosier Lane and Degraves Street, are world-famous for their colorful street art and hidden gems. Wander through these narrow alleys to admire ever-changing murals, browse boutique shops, or sip a coffee at a cozy laneway cafe. These vibrant streets capture Melbourne’s creative spirit and are a must-see for visitors06. Brighton Beach and Bathing Boxes
  6. Brighton Beach and Bathing Boxes 

    Famous for its row of 82 colorful bathing boxes, Brighton Beach is an Instagram-worthy destination. These historic wooden huts, dating back to the Victorian era, add a whimsical touch to the golden sands. It’s ideal for a beach day, swimming, or photography.

    

Getting Around Melbourne

Melbourne’s public transport system is efficient and visitor-friendly. The free tram zone covers the city center, making it easy to hop between attractions like Federation Square and the NGV. Myki cards provide access to trams, trains, and buses for broader exploration, including suburbs like St. Kilda or day trips to the Yarra Valley. For a scenic adventure, rent a car to explore the Great Ocean Road, just a few hours’ drive from the city.