Hight rate 11 location for tourist in Kew, VIC , Australia

Joey Di Pietro The iconic skyline view of the Melbourne CBD.

Chia-Chun Pan Nice spot for city night views

Joey Di Pietro Great to walk past and see along the beautiful walk.

J TL A great park along the winding Yarra river. Great for relaxing. I like to do the hike trails there or sit and read a book on the grass or on the park benches. Makes Great picnic area. Nice landscape full of slopes, bushes with lots of native wildlife, trees, shrubs and bushes. Lots of parking available and great bike trails for cyclists.

Andi C. I visit this park almost every day with my dog. It’s a lovely bit of Melbourne. There is open grassy area and a riverside trail for walkers (no cycling though… but there is a shared path as well so not to worry!) and play equipment for the kids.

Martin Hand This little spot is great. Theres loads of birds and a few different trails to take along the Yarra. You can also access the Boulevard from here. There always seems to be a lot of birds in this area including lorikeets and ringnecks. I like to stroll along the river and decompress after work in this park. Theres a kids play area and its a dog friendly park too.

Jamie Stirk I personally love this spot to take my dog but I have no idea why the council after all these years still have not installed a tap or proper bins.. Great spot but the council once again lets us down... Also this means the dogs tend to go down to the river to drink where there are a LOT of tiger snakes in snake season..

吴思颖 Attended a talk here about House Museums and I believe this space to have such a true overtone of art appreciation. As a believer of art spaces with intent for effective succession I absolutely love the heart beat of the space. The management team is extremely down to earth as well. To many more years and milestones ahead.

TBA The guided tour of this hidden gem is must-do if you have any interest at all in modern art. When you consider what it would have cost to set up, and that the tour guide is the actual creator of this amazing place, and that you are being allowed into their own private space, the tour fee (currently $40) is a small price to pay for such an incredible and intimate experience. I enjoyed it as much if not more than any art based experience I have done overseas. World class.

Trish Lucas Superbly displayed Australian artworks Spacious. Offer interesting informative talks which I attend. Love this place

Albert Comper Amazing experience: the space and the collection are sublime and I found experience to be creatively refreshing.

Devorah Veiner The original Housemuseum at 219 Cotham Road is the former residence of museum founding patrons Corbett and Yueji Lyon. It presents a unique combination of family residence and private museum where museum and living are brought together in a single building. Designed by architect Corbett Lyon, the Housemuseum builds on a lineage of private art collections displayed in residential settings including Sir John Soane’s Museum in London, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, and the Frick Collection in New York. A great architectural achievement and a unique and extensive contemporary art selection. Highly recommended.

Loraine Angammana This is a lovely park located next to Kew library. There are so many sitting areas with benches and tables where you can relax. There is one big summer hut with seating facilities. A great place for a family picnic. The garden has barbecue facilities and I noticed few water taps too. There’s a very small play area just around the corner (not like a playground) but with some wooden animal sculptures and wooden branches to play. It also has a notice saying no dogs are allowed in the play area. There were couple of people who were with their doggies, I’m not sure if that notice is applicable just for the play area or to the whole garden.

Tom Lovely park close to the busy Kew junction and just behind the local library. Its nice and peaceful here with benches and tables for a picnic. Kids will enjoy looking at the pond with a few fish and even an eel !

Fransiska Wuri Small but packed with flowers and statues/sculpture. Nice garden with rotunda and fish pond. If you’re looking for a wedding venue in Melbourne or Kew Area, I’ll recommend this place. I just love at the first sight.

Mayet Zupanek This is such a gorgeous place, its very peaceful and filled with nature. A perfect place to relax, walk around with your friends or 4 legged friend, or just simply admire the scenic.

Vivien Nguyen Beautiful garden with lovely kids corner. Water features and two BBQ areas. Wonderful shades under big trees. Very well kept flowers. The garden is adjacent to Kew Library. Enjoy reading in the garden.

David Cunningham Such a beautiful, quiet place so close to the city.

George-Li It’s a right treasure trove for nature lovers, where ye can spot all sorts of critters—birds, insects, foxes, lizards, and even bats! There’s always parking, and it’s just a wee jaunt to see the bats flappin’ about with their wee bonnie babies. Folks really need to be pickin up after their dogs though, it’s like a fly convention out there. I thought I heard a bee hive swarm on me walk but it was a convention of flies feastin on a hot turd, fresh off the press! If you can dodge the stinkin’ brown landmines then make sure yer visit.

James Barlow A rare little island of the bush within Melbourne. The park offers a unique opportunity to see roosting flying foxes and the river walk is lovely in parts. Just be mindful that the path is still quite storm damaged at some points and it can be a scramble. Older people or young families with prams will probably find it impassible.

Rob Pallot Great park located within the Studley Park Gardens. Lesser known than the Studley Park or Fairfield boathouses, so a pinch quieter. Public toilets, open grassed area, seating, tables, shelter, BBQ and parking. Also, A great lookout spot for the fruit bats hanging from the trees.

Georgina White Awesome here! Great for kids and adults too. The serenity with the greenery and with the wild ducks in the creek and you can feed them they come right up to you! They are not shy! Theres a great play area for the kids & a bakery with just a few minute away. A very cute little spot. Not much parking spots so I can imagine the weekend would be hard to get a spot. Highly recommend it!

Lin (AntipodalLin) An incredible treasure looked after by a terrific group of volunteers. A fascinating insight into a world long gone. Beautiful restored rooms, some rooms in the process of restoration and lots of knowledgeable volis on hand. And grab a cuppa across the road while youre there.

Janev Nikola (Nikola Janev Photography) I recently had the pleasure of photographing a styled shoot at Villa Alba Museum. As soon as you enter through the doors, youre magically teleported into a parallel universe, somewhere back in 19th century Europe. All the different rooms on both floors have their own unique wow factor, and the hallways interconnecting them are just as impressive. Incredible photo opportunities everywhere you turn, both on the inside and the outside this magnificent building. We had an incredible experience.

Rina Chia I love visiting Villa Alba, not only for its stunning architecture and painted surfaces, but also for fashion shows such as this Haskin dynasty extravaganza.

Paul Michael Donovan An absolutely stunning piece of Australian History. An underacknowleged gem, right in the heart of Melbourne. Stunning murals and frescoes, beautiful gardens, grand architecture and the guides are informative and friendly.

Sarvesh Kumar Absolutely stunning lookout point! The view was incredible — the entire city was visible, stretched out beneath a clear sky. Perfect spot to relax, take photos, and soak in the beauty. A must-visit if youre in the area!

Pouya Molaei Stunning lookout with panoramic views of both Melbourne’s CBD and lush green landscapes. It’s a perfect spot for a quick escape from the city’s bustle, with views that capture the skyline beautifully. Highly recommend for both locals and visitors seeking a relaxing vantage point to appreciate Melbourne’s unique blend of urban and natural beauty. We got here by walking while I saw many bikes reaching there. It is an ideal place to unwind. Perfect for photographers, nature lovers, or anyone looking for a peaceful retreat with a spectacular view of the city skyline.

Toby H This is a really special spot. Amazing for sunsets or star gazing, it’s accessible by car or by a couple of nice bush trails and it gives you great views without having to walk too far if you’ve got young uns or old uns. The hill is quite a ride if you’re a cyclist, worth keeping an eye out if you’re driving through.

Nicholas Holdgate Incredible views of the city through the trees at sunset - also from the bridge over the freeway further down. Also on easily the most fun road this close to the city, highly recommended for motorbikes. Its a popular spot for motorbike riders and car enthusiasts, so if youre hoping for a quiet experience in nature then this might not be what youre after.

petter sandjaya It was quick loop, start from the bridge and end-up back to the bridge. The view of Wurunjerri Spurs Lookout is Melbourne CBD, stunning and amazing. Love it...

Phil Tad Fantastic park with wide range of facilities. A new playground for kids was recently opened in October 2022. The park also has a small basketball court and BBQ facilities. Perhaps one of the best things about the park is that it is home to the local Kew cricket and football clubs, who are quite strong and competitive in their local competitions. The park also has great areas for Sunny picnics and good access for walking or bike riding.

A. L Beautiful playground that has just been upgraded! Nice little track for scooters and balance bikes, very cool. The playground suits different age groups from 6m+, toilets and BBQ tables are available. There are quite a lot of trees around the area, not too much direct sun which is a bonus point.

Lily Gorjan UPDATE : FEB 2022 The park is fully fence, a big work is ongoing. ____________________________________ A lovely park for picnic or spend some times with kids, friends, family or dogs. Any park with off street parking is great! Easy to reach, just right off High st, Kew. Has a botanical garden with a lot of palm trees and old trees. Huge open spaces (no worry about distancing), huge slide for kids, BBQ, playgrounds (hopefully they will have more equipments) and shelters. Toilet inside the main cricket pavilion.

Norman Chia A lovely park area with good shade and BBQ area. Public toilets on the side of the main cricket pavilion. Would get more stars if it had more play equipment, but otherwise very fun. Lots of parking inside and on street.

Samantha Harrison Great playground. Hays Paddock was closed for refurb and we ended up here. A great playground for a variety of ages. There are lots of climbing options, a flying fox, great slide and sand pits. There are also bbqs. Parking is a bit limited inside, but street parking also available.

Audrey Namie Fukuhara It’s great for a walk and hike, beautiful views await at many points of the trail and some parts you have to walk in through tall grass so be careful not to slip (I used my hiking shoes for this trip) and there are many slopes and inclination points during the whole trail as well

Ray Great parkland of bushland, winding trails and varied landscape. Great to take a long solitary walk in and find some relaxation.

Duggan Casey Absolute beautiful view

Christopher B Beautiful little track that loops around a small peninsula on the Yarra. Its easy to forget that youre so close to the city.

Aden Johnston Great tracks to walk, standard shoes required.

Rupam Bhandari Nice place to go for a smoke at midnight.