Most reviewed Neighborhoods in Victoria

  1. 4.5 Degraves Street (1.790 reviews)
    - Sit outside and enjoy the sunshine
    Neighborhoods
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    Degraves Street is famous for food and coffee. Now that the barricades, which were erected as part of Victoria's "Big Build" construction project have been removed, accessing Degraves St is much easier. Degraves St is accessed through Flinders St and Flinders Lane. You can choose from a wide range of eateries and cafes. Soon it will be summer, and Degraves St will be busy, as usual. This famous lane in the middle of the busy City is much loved by Melburnians, especially when they can sit outside in the sunshine and drink their coffee. See more..
  2. 4.5 Melbourne Central (1.654 reviews)
    - A prime shopping centre in Melbourne
    Saturday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Neighborhoods • Shopping Malls
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    Melbourne Central is a diverse shopping and dining destination that invites you to keep exploring. Bringing together more than 300 retailers over five levels, Melbourne Central is home to an absorbing range of Australian and international fashion brands from Gorman, Alannah Hill, Crumpler to Vans and Nique. Take a sugar break at Cupcake Central, a beauty break at Mecca Maxima or an indulgent time-out at Self Centred Medi Spa. The buzz continues after dark, whether you are lurking in Knox Lane with its graffiti by Melbourne's infamous DABS and MYLA, or basking beneath a screen in the Hoyts Lux Cinema. Spanning two city blocks, the centre boasts several unique architectural features including the giant Marionette Watch hanging in Shot Tower Square, famous for its hourly rendition of the Australian anthem 'Waltzing Matilda'. The square is named after the historic Coops Shot Tower a bullet-making facility built in 1889. Today, the brick shot tower stands proudly in its original place, protected by a modern twist: the magnificent Glass Cone, designed in the '80s by Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa. While it floods the centre with natural light, the Glass Cone's design also makes it one of Melbourne's most recognisable landmarks. Located atop the City Loop Melbourne Central train station and can be found on the iconic free city circle tram route. Melbourne Central boasts 822 car parks making it the perfect base for Melbourne city excursions. The five-star-rated parents' retreat offers a sanctuary for families, while The Little Library free book exchange provide spaces for pause and escape from the city's frenetic buzz. Whatever brings you to Melbourne, be it shopping, exploring, lunch, brunch or simply an unexpected adventure, it is all waiting between Lonsdale and La Trobe. Or to go behind the scenes book a place on Melbourne Central's Unlocked Tour which leads visitors around hidden nooks, rarely-seen vantage points and secret rooftops. Bernadette Alibrando can als... See more..
  3. 4.0 Piper Street (155 reviews)
    - Captain John Piper
    Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
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    What you won't see here is the Pied Piper of Hamelin skipping down the street in his multi-coloured clothing with rats trailing him. What you will see is ...a stunning street full of shops that entice you into them, verandahs and old world charm. I have visited this street a few times this year- mostly for it's cafe culture. Kyneton has exceptional cafes. The last time I was in town I went linen shopping ... one of my shortcomings is my love of linen. :) The street is an essential part of the Kyneton experience and one that you should add to your list of experiences. See more..

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