St Kilda Pier
St Kilda Pier is a historic pier in Melbourne, Australia, first built in 1853. The pier is located near the end of St Kilda Road and is a popular tourist destination. It offers stunning views of the city skyline and Port Phillip Bay.
Located close by are a selection of restaurants and cafes. The pier also is home to a colony of little penguins, which can be viewed in the evening after sunset returning to their burrows.
St Kilda Pier is close to the Station Pier cruise terminal - with a walking path running along the beach between the two.
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