Yarra River Cruises

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.

Breathtaking views around Melbourne and surrounds from the 88th Floor of the Eureka tower. There are other add-ons you can also buy, including 'The Edge' ($14) where you extend out the side of the tower in the glass capsule, where the floor goes from opaque glass to clear once you are out over the side.

Large historic market covering 2 city blocks, selling fresh foods, clothing and souvenirs.

Tour the hallowed turf of the MCG and learn of its role in Melbourne's sporting history.

Arts precinct featuring iconic spire, located next to the Yarra River. The centre features theatres and concert halls and plays host to a number of productions. The centre is home to Hamer Hall and the State Theatre.

Grand 19th Century town hall. The town hall plays hosts to a number of events throughout the year including the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. In December the town hall features extravagant Christmas themed projections on the building at night.

Pedestrian friendly mall in the centre of the Melbourne CBD. The mall has a tourist information centre, and a number of large retailers including Myer, David Jones, H&M, and Zara.