Melbourne’s Federation Square takes up a whole city block. It includes geometrically shaped buildings built using metal, glass, and sandstone. The pavement consists of sandstone tiles sourced from Western Australia. The result is a unique attraction for both tourists and locals.
Antique Victorian Carriages in Melbourne Australia as seen from Princess Bridge on St Kilda Road. Tours in a carriage...
Chinatown in Melbourne Australia is located in the CBD. It is famous for its many budget Chinese dining options...
Docklands Victoria (also known as Melbourne Docklands), represents an ongoing expansion of Melbourne’s central business district (CBD). Boasting several...
Collins Street in Melbourne Australia has many great examples of Victorian era buildings. It is one of the main...
Southbank as seen from the city center in the year 2010. The suburb is a bustling precinct in the...
Rialto Towers is a 66 storey building and a prominent part of the Melbourne skyline. Construction started in 1982...
View of the Melbourne city skyline as seen from the city’s rail network. Melbourne is the biggest city in...
The Sidney Myer Music Bowl, situated in Melbourne’s Kings Domain Gardens near the Arts Centre and the Southbank suburb,...
