Overview

Places of interest in Victoria

Overview
1 Melbourne
The heart of culture and coffee
8.7
One of Australia's most vibrant cities, Melbourne features iconic laneways and the Yarra River. While often crowded, its true charm lies in exploring quieter cafes away from tourist hubs. This cosmopolitan capital offers a sophisticated blend of culture and relaxed coastal living.
Highlights:
  • 🏏 Watch a match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground
  • 🌆 Admire city views from the Eureka Skydeck
  • 🎨 Explore the laneways full of vibrant street art and cafés
1 Melbourne Cricket Ground
Stadium
1 Chadstone Shopping Centre
Shopping Mall
2 Melbourne Central
Railway Station
3 Queen Victoria Market
Marketplace
4 South Melbourne Market
Marketplace
1 Melbourne Airport
Gateway to Australia’s cultural capital
The airport serves as Victoria’s primary international gateway, handling over 20 million passengers annually. Modern terminals offer extensive retail and dining options, efficient transit connections and a focus on sustainability.
2 Avalon Airport
Coastal gateway to Melbourne’s vibrant suburbs
Located on the Mornington Peninsula, this regional airport connects Melbourne with nearby coastal towns. It offers a single terminal, modern amenities and regular domestic flights for tourists and business travelers.
3 Essendon Airport
Melbourne’s Historic Aviation Hub
A regional hub serving Melbourne’s northern suburbs, Essendon Airport handles general aviation and flight training. The single asphalt runway supports light aircraft operations, while nearby facilities offer maintenance, charter services and a small airfield community.
2 Phillip Island
Penguins, Surf and Coastal Wonders
8.1
Highlights:
  • 🦭 Explore Seal Rocks, home to fur seal colonies
  • 🦘 Visit Koala Conservation Centre and see cuddly koalas
  • 🐧 Watch the adorable Penguin Parade at sunset
1 Wilsons Promontory
Place
1 Shire of Mornington Peninsula
Place
2 Wilsons Promontory National Park
Nature Reserve
3 Twelve Apostles Marine National Park
Iconic Cliffs and Wild Ocean Wonders
7.9
A rugged coastline on Victoria's southwest coast features limestone stacks rising from turquoise waters. The park offers guided tours, kayaking and wildlife viewing, including seals and diverse marine life, within a protected marine reserve for tourists.
Highlights:
  • 🚶‍♂️ Walk along the elevated boardwalks at Gibson Steps
  • 🚁 Take a helicopter tour to see the Twelve Apostles from above
  • 🪨 View the iconic limestone stacks from the Great Ocean Road
2 Grampians National Park
Nature Reserve
3 Twelve Apostles
POI
2 Great Ocean Road
POI
3 The Twelve Apostles
POI
4 Great Ocean Road
Coastal cliffs and turquoise waves
A winding coastal drive in Victoria offers dramatic cliffs, sweeping ocean views and iconic landmarks like the Twelve Apostles. The route passes through rainforests, surf towns and rugged headlands year‑round.
Highlights:
  • 🌲 Hike to Lorne's rainforest trails
  • 🏞️ Explore the Twelve Apostles rock formations
  • 🌅 Drive along the Great Ocean Road at sunrise
3 Bells Beach
Place
4 Yarra Valley
Victoria's Premier Wine Country Paradise
7.7
Highlights:
  • 🐨 Visit Healesville Sanctuary to see native wildlife
  • 🚂 Ride the historic Puffing Billy steam train
  • 🍷 Taste exquisite wines at Yarra Valley vineyards
5 Alpine National Park
Nature Reserve
4 Dandenong Ranges
Mountain
4 Healesville Sanctuary
Zoo
4 Mildura Airport
Gateway to Victoria’s scenic riverlands
Serving the regional city of Mildura, this airport connects Victoria to major Australian hubs and international destinations via regular flights. It features modern facilities, a single runway and convenient access for travelers.
5 Murray River
River
5 Bendigo Airport
Gateway to Victoria’s historic countryside skies
Regional hub serving Victoria’s inland communities, Bendigo Airport offers convenient access to nearby towns and national parks. The facility features a single asphalt runway, modern navigation aids and regular domestic flights.
5 Bendigo Art Gallery
Art Centre
5 Chapel Street
POI
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