Nothing you have ever experienced will prepare you for the awe inspiring view of Melbourne from the observation deck of the highest public vantage point in the Southern Hemisphere. Located at Level 88, Eureka Skydeck is Melbourne's new 'must-see' attraction. Skydeck 88 is the only observation deck in the world that can thrill you with the Edge - a glass cube which projects 3 metres out from the building, with you in it!

Built in 1934, the Shrine of Remembrance is the Victorian national memorial to Australians who have served in war and peacekeeping operations. Visitors can find peaceful reflection in the Sanctuary and explore the Galleries of Remembrance, where over 800 artworks, historical artefacts and personal effects illustrate the experiences of Australian veterans from the 1850s to today. The Balcony offers breathtaking vistas of Melbourne and oversees the Shrine’s 13-hectare Reserve and Second World Memorial Forecourt where the Eternal Flame has burned since 1954. The Last Post Service occurs every Sunday at 4.45pm, complete with buglers, bagpipers and Shrine Guard in historic uniform. The Shrine is free to enter. Guided tours are available for those who would like to enhance their visit.

Voted #8 of 323 things to do and see in Melbourne by Tripadvisor and winning the 2015 Travellers' Choice Award, join us on a personalised guided walk through one of Melbourne's most grand and historic landmarks,The Block Arcade. Built in 1892 and modelled on the Galleria Vittoria Emanuele in Milan, The Block Arcade is a heritage listed shopping arcade situated on Melbourne's Golden Mile and home to the largest mosaic floor in the southern hemisphere, its magnificent glass dome and the iconic Hopetoun Tearooms. Suitable for all ages, a guided walk through the Arcade will take you on a historical journey back to the early days of the Colony and a glimpse into Melbourne's rich and colourful history. Venture upstairs, which is not accessible to the general public, as you view the Arcade from its many windows and causeway. Tours run twice a week on Tuesdays or Thursdays. 11am - 12pm at $15 p/p 2 - 3.30pm at $22 p/p and includes a Devonshire afternoon tea. For groups of more than 8, prior arrangements can be made for alternative times/days.

The cultural and community heart of Melbourne, located on the banks of the Birrarung (Yarra River), at the gateway to the city's arts precinct. Fed Square hosts over 300 events and attracts 8 million visitors a year. Whether it’s a bustling community festival, an outdoor film screening, an art installation, a Big Screen watch party for a major sporting event, or a thrilling live performance, Fed Square is the place where major events and big moments are shared. Popular attractions include the three museums and galleries at Fed Square: ACMI, Australia's museum of screen culture; the Koorie Heritage Trust, which celebrates the rich history of south-eastern Australian First Peoples art, design and culture; and The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, showcasing Australian art. Fed Square also is home to a range of excellent bars, cafes and award-winning restaurants. Whatever your interests, there’s something for you at Fed Square. Check out fedsquare.com/events for upcoming events.

Lovely riverside walk along the Yarra in Melbourne with lots of nice cafes restaurants and shopping areas. Very up and coming.