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Points of interest
Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
The Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria are a verdant oasis nestled in the heart of Melbourne. Established in 1846, these gardens showcase an extensive collection of plants from around the world, as well as native Australian flora. The serene landscape offers a perfect retreat for nature lovers, with picturesque lakes, rolling lawns, and themed gardens like the exquisite Rose Garden. The gardens also feature the Guilfoyle's Volcano, a unique garden set within a historic irrigation system. Visitors can partake in guided tours, educational programs, and various seasonal events hosted throughout the year.
Federation Square
Federation Square is a bustling cultural precinct in the heart of Melbourne. Officially opened in 2002, it serves as a meeting place and hub of activity for both locals and tourists alike. With its striking architecture, Federation Square is home to a range of attractions, including the Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, which houses an extensive collection of Australian art. The square is also a venue for major public events, festivals, and free performances, making it an essential stop for anyone exploring Melbourne's urban culture and vibrant community life.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is an iconic sports venue located in Yarra Park, Melbourne. Often referred to as 'The G', it is the 10th largest stadium in the world and the largest in the Southern Hemisphere. The MCG has a rich history dating back to 1853 and is the main stadium for cricket and Australian rules football. It also hosts other events such as concerts and the annual Boxing Day Test match. Visitors can experience the MCG's legacy through guided tours and the National Sports Museum, which features exhibitions celebrating Australia's sporting prowess.
Queen Victoria Market
Queen Victoria Market is a historic landmark and vibrant marketplace in Melbourne, operating since 1878. Spanning over seven hectares, it is the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere. The market offers a diverse array of products, from fresh produce, meats and seafood to specialty goods, clothing, and souvenirs. It’s a bustling hub of activity, where visitors can enjoy a variety of foods, local crafts, and live music. Queen Victoria Market provides a unique glimpse into Melbourne's multicultural atmosphere and is a must-visit for a taste of local life and culture.