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Skyline, Shoreline & the Shrine: Melbourne from Every Angle

See Melbourne at its most sweeping — from a 300-metre observation deck to a solemn hilltop memorial, with lush botanic gardens and a vintage seaside fairground in between.

4

stops

4h

estimated time

Includes ~15 min walking between stops. Plan around opening hours.

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Stops on this tour

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Bar 88, positioned on the observation deck level, serves a curated selection of drinks and snacks. The menu is calibrated for people experie

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Picture this: November 1934. A crowd of 300,000 people gathered on the grounds of Kings Domain as Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester and son o

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When Lieutenant Governor Charles La Trobe walked across this swampy, rocky marshland in 1846, he saw not the uninspiring wasteland before hi

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Luna Park stands on the northern shore of Port Phillip Bay, on the St Kilda foreshore. Geologically, you're on relatively recent deposits—th

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