Attractions & Things to Do

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Huntingdale Golf Club

Huntingdale Golf Club, located in the heart of Melbourne's world famous 'sand belt' region is one of Australia's premier championship golf courses. Rising to fame in 1979 with the inaugural hosting of The Australian Masters, Huntingdale has emerged as one of the most recognisable golf courses in Australia, and the world. Since 1979, Huntingdale has played host to some of the most famous names in world golf, including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Seve Ballesteros, Greg Norman, Nick Faldo and world number one, Tiger Woods.

Oakleigh South

Galleries, Museums and Collections

IMAX Theatre Melbourne

Featuring the World's 3rd Largest Screen, IMAX Melbourne Museum offers one of the most exciting and immersive cinema experiences on offer.

Carlton

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Immigration Museum

Over the last 200 years people have journeyed from all over the world to re-settle in Australia. Many have come seeking a better life, job opportunities or to escape conflict. The Immigration Museum, located in the heart of the city explores stories of people from all over the world who have migrated to Victoria.

Melbourne CBD

Spas and Retreats

Indulge Spa and Wellness Retreat

Welcome to Indulge Spa and Wellness Retreat, a haven of peace and tranquillity in the heart of the Yarra Valley only one hour from Melbourne's CBD and Tullamarine Airport.

Dixons Creek

Spas and Retreats

Japanese Mountain Retreat Hot Spring and Spa

Japanese Mountain Retreat is delighted to be the only spa in Australia offering unique Japanese and Hammam rituals from Red Flower. Red Flower celebrates rich bathhouse customs and bathing rituals at their most subtle, utilizing cultural influences and regionally specific beauty ingredients delivering a vital flow of energy and a euphoric release.

Montrose

National Parks and Reserves

Jawbone Marine Sanctuary

The little promontory, west of the beach at Williamstown, is known as 'The Jawbone'. Fenced off from the rest of the world for over eighty years by a coastal rifle range, this forgotten and unspoilt place is now considered a haven for coastal and marine life right next to Melbourne.

Williamstown

National Parks and Reserves

Jells Park

Jells Park is at the hub of a network of parklands linked by the Dandenong Creek. Nestled in the heart of suburbia the park is abundant with native plants and wildlife and is a diverse recreation destination for the whole family - you can experience it all in Melbourne's backyard.

Wheelers Hill

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Jewish Holocaust Centre

Established in 1984 by a dedicated band of visionary volunteers, the Jewish Holocaust Centre (JHC) is an institution dedicated to the memory of the six million Jews who were murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators between 1933 and 1945.

Elsternwick

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Jewish Museum of Australia

The Jewish Museum of Australia is an award-winning museum showcasing the rich history and diverse culture of the Jewish people with a particular focus on Australian Jewish life, past and present. Discover Jewish traditions, learn about the migration of Jewish people to Australia, and explore Jewish culture and Australian Jewish life in the 21st Century. History is brought to life through permanent exhibitions as well as regularly changing temporary exhibitions. A range of educational and participatory programs and short courses are also available.

St Kilda

National Parks and Reserves

Karkarook Park

Things to see and do

Heatherton

Dining and Eating Out

Kellybrook Winery and Restaurant

Kellybrook produces a range of award-winning wines and ciders. On the fringe of Melbourne's eastern suburbs, it feels like a world away from the busy pace of urban life. Set in a secluded little valley, its rolling hills provide a very pretty backdrop to the vineyard and give a real sense of peace. Established in the 1970's by Yarra Valley wine pioneers, Darren and Farley Kelly, Kellybrook is one of the few wineries in the valley to still be owned and managed by the original family. The second generation has been greatly involved for many years now, including Darren and Farley's son, Phil Kelly, who is the wine and cider maker.

Wonga Park

National Parks and Reserves

Kinglake National Park

Due to the Black Saturday fires, Masons Falls Picnic Area and Jehosaphat Gully Picnic Area remain closed until further notice. Rehabilitation work and assessment of fire damage is continuing in the park and these sites will be re-opened progressively.

Kinglake