Footscray
Bunbury Street Tunnel and Bridge
A portion of the Melbourne and Murray River Railway, which extended from Melbourne to Sunbury was opened in January 1859 and that was the...
Newell’s Paddock wetlands and park
Newell’s paddock is a nature reserve in Footscray bordered by the railway line between Footscray and South Kensington Stations and located between Footscray Park...
Regions
Narrewarren
Tours and Travel
Melbourne Bike Share
Melbourne Bike share ceased its operations from November 2019
Web: http://www.melbournebikeshare.com.au
Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/MelbBikeShare
Melbourne Bike Share is designed for short trips across the city by sharing...
Belgrave
Hurstbridge Farmers’ Market
Hurstbridge Farmers' Market runs on the first Sunday of every month, except January.
Opening timings are from 8.30am - 1.00pm. It has a $2 entry...
Suburbs of Melbourne
Black powder mill at Cairnlea
The historically significant Black Powder Mill is located at the suburb of Cairnlea, 17 km north west of Melbourne CBD. During its operational days,...
Legends of Melbourne
John Batman – The founder of Melbourne
In 1824, Van Diemen’s Land became an independent Colony with George Arthur as its first Governor. The relations between native aborigines and the settlers...
St Kilda Festival
Back in the 1980’s St Kilda was widely recognised as a seedy suburb of Melbourne that attracted society’s undesirable people and activities. Melbourne Artist...
Tesselaar Tulip Festival
A visit to the little piece of Holland in the Dandenong Ranges during spring (September – October) is all it takes to experience brilliant...
Music festivals in Melbourne
Melbourne hosts around 62000 live music concerts each year to claim its place as the live music capital of the world. City caters for...
