National Sports Museum, Melbourne

Melbourne Cricket Ground

The Melbourne Cricket Ground is the largest stadium in the Southern Hemisphere, and the 10thlargest stadium in the world, with a seating capacity of 100,000

Bridge Road

Bridge Road is a major shopping street in Melbourne lined with fashion boutiques and retail outlets of all ranges

Rod Laver Arena

Named after Australian tennis legend Rodney George Laver, the Rod Lavern Arena in Melbourne Park is the second largest indoor arena in the country and hosts the Australian Open

Fitzroy Gardens

The Fitzroy Gardens have acres of breathtakingly beautiful scenery, with sprawling grass, ornamental shrubs, tall old trees, fountains and a creek

Cooks' Cottage

Cooks' Cottage in Fitzroy Gardens is the house in which Captain James Cook's parents lived

Morell Bridge

Treasury Gardens

Alexandra Gardens

City Museum Melbourne

The City Museum traces the history of Melbourne, from the early explorations of John Batman through the Victorian Gold Rush of the mid 19^th century to the modern day bustling city it has become

Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens

The picturesque Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne are spread over 94 acres of manicured gardens with over 10,000 different species of flora