What is worth seeing in Melbourne? Places that you need to check out! 

Rising proudly to a height of 297 meters and playing host to the highest observation deck in the city, Eureka Tower Melbourne is where you need to be should you yearn for 360-degree views that will take your breath away. Watch as life unravels throughout the day in Melbourne from a vantage point that will serve as a wonderful way to snap up pictures of this charming and exciting metropolis.

Dive into a world submerged in the appealing allures that have been gathered from both the Antarctic regions and the Southern Ocean at none other than Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium. Holding as many as 10,000 species, this attraction is divided into 12 themed zones and makes for quite the insightful journey where the joy of feeding marine creatures rivals the thrill of exploring each and every exhibit that has made Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium an absolute ‘must.’

Reputed as being the most famed fresh produce marketplace in all of Australia, Queen Victoria Market pulls out all the stops offering plenty for avid shoppers as well as leisure travellers to look out for. Home to vintage vibes, best buys and ample space in which to meander, Queen Victoria Market is spread out over 2 blocks and boasts of a history over 140 years.

In an environment where your mind will be your sole ally, Escape Room Melbourne provides you with every opportunity to solve puzzles and crack codes as part of Australia’s 1st live puzzle game. Crafted by 2 passionate puzzle makers, Escape Room Melbourne will have you huddled in teams of 2 to 6 mulling over clues and attempting to solve one quirky puzzle after another before your 70 minutes run out.

Time spent at the National Gallery of Victoria will be time well spent indeed. This is attributed to the fact that the country’s most talked about and oldest public art museum will be poised to escort you on a journey through the brilliant world of art. From impressive furniture, and astounding decorative art to fashion & textile exhibits; the Gallery brings together artwork that pays tribute to ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome together with those belonging to indigenous Pacific cultures.

Associated with more of a sombre mood than most tourist landmarks that you will encounter in the city, the Shrine of Remembrance does contain its fair share of perks. Built in honour of the Australian soldiers who laid down their lives during World War 1, this cherished tourist attraction which was first opened to the general public on the 11th of November, 1934 offers fascinating takes on historical events that occurred. A good time to visit the Shrine will be on the occasion of ANZAC Day which is held annually on the 25th of April.

If you desire a beach holiday but still want to be well placed to check out the city’s outstanding skyline, then waste no time in heading out to St Kilda Beach. Found a short distance from Melbourne CBD and PARKROYAL Melbourne Airport, visiting St Kilda Beach ranks as one of the best things to do in Melbourne. This is because you can indulge in some retail therapy, dine to your heart’s content with all the seafood your stomach can handle and try your hand at a water sport you’ve always dreamed of getting your head around.