Melbourne local attractions

St Collins Lane is Melbourne's newest shopping destination for luxury international and local brands.

Located on the former Australia On Collins site, the centre creates a pedestrian link between Collins Street and Little Collins Street and features luxury brands including Furla, TAG Heuer and Coach, MJ Bale to name but a few. 

Head to St Collins' dining level, The Aviary, for restaurant-quality dining from some of Australia’s best names in hospitality, including the likes of Neil Perry’s Burger Project.

This heritage shopping arcade in Melbourne CBD was built in 1891 with opulently designed indoor spaces meant to resemble the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan. Listed as a National Trust and on the register of the National Estate, it is most well known for housing the largest mosaic floor area in Australia and a magnificent etched glass roof with decorative wrought iron and timber supports. Today, the Arcade is home to a range of high-end retailers, cafés and restaurants. 

The Shrine of Remembrance was opened in 1934 in memory of Australians who served in global conflicts throughout nation’s history. It was inspired by a classical architecture and build by veterans of the First World War. 

Ascend nearly 1,000 feet to the top of the iconic Eureka Tower to take in stunning panoramic 360-degree views of Melbourne and beyond. The highest public observation deck in the Southern Hemisphere also features the jaw dropping
 Edge Experience – a glass-bottomed cube that suspends visitors almost 300 meters above the sidewalk.  

Melbourne Aquarium is a great destination if you travel to Melbourne with kids. It will take you on an interactive adventure all the way to the depths of the ocean.

Created in collaboration with Disney Pixar Finding Dory and Friends is the first aquarium exhibit that features magical moments from the popular kid’s movie Finding Dory. 

ACMI is one of the Australia’s major learning, cultural, leisure and tourism destinations. Located two steps away from the Novotel Melbourne on Collins right in the middle of Federation Square, ACMI is an iconic for celebrating moving images in all its forms – film, games, television and digital culture.

Melbourne Museum explores life in Victoria from the natural environment to culture and history. Melbourne Museum is famous for hosting a complete skeleton of a blue whale, a living rainforest, an Aboriginal Cultural Centre and an IMAX theatre on site.