Hight rate 9 location for tourist in Parkville, VIC , Australia

Sally Fisher This craftivist really gives you pause to think, be inspired and even enjoy a wry smile. A terrific outburst of bothcreativity and thought in an unexpected spot.

Chris Halliday As a Scottish lowlander, this is the perfect place to climb up at night and scream about betraying your superior highland cousins. 5 out of 5 stars.

L W Nice view in the middle of the city..it is good place to take your children and jog here

Andy Hekkandi Lots to see and do on the hill. Wow, me and my wife will definitely be coming back.

Derek Wells A fantastic, picturesque spot at the University of Melbourne. Perfect for enjoying lunch, reading a book, listening to music or taking a nap.

Violet Even though I have been studying here for five years, I can still feel its beauty every time I pass by.

Paul Michael Donovan Fantastic experience to visit one of Australias foremost universities. Stunning Heritage buildings.

Khoa Nguyen My favorite outdoor places in Unimelb with green grass, blue sky and ultra fresh air. Better go here with a book or a friend

Lins Lucy Looks beautiful and freshly painted! The building is definitely worth a look if you’re a fan of the show or if you’re a fan of that style and looking for good photos. The rest of the neighborhood is also worth a look, you can find beautiful houses and really old cars! There’s a park nearby and it’s not far from the city center if you’re out and about anyways.

ⰏⰻⰓⰑ Ⱋ The house known as Wardlow was built in 1888 in the Italianate style. and is located in the suburb of Parkville in Melbourne. It’s distinctive facade was used as the exterior location of Phryne Fisher’s house, with the interiors being filmed in a studio in Elsternwick.

Sue Halliwell In awe of the lifestyle of yesteryears ☺️

Tori Rudkowsky Oh deary, what a lovely home. I went with my new grandkids and we just had the darnedest time. Perfect for a day with the family and we had a great meal after on one of the few remaining good restaurants in the lygon st area. Service is dreadful however, I asked to see the ghosts and they refused in the most perfunctory manner. I have not spent my whole life chasing ghosts and creatures of the supernatural sort to be denied like this. Blatent and utter disrespect to a storied professional. Other than that a lovely piece of architecture.

Anne Mullins I wanted to see this architecture in person, and I made it happen! Its easy to get to with public transportation. The entire neighborhood is worth the visit. Take time to walk around, stunning architecture everywhere on the streets surrounding this house.

Andrew Smith The Grainger Museum located at Melbourne University is a hidden gem. Stumbled upon while taking a Melbourne University walking tour. Percy Grainger was a true Aussie eccentric, genius of music composition and performance. In later life he proposed this museum to Melbourne University and supervised its creation providing a unique range of memorabilia from his own collection. Well worth a visit.

A C Cool museum hidden near Melbourne Uni Music Department. I went to see the Synthesizer exhibition in 2018, and that was epic. The staff are knowledgeable and passionate. A lovely little space with some awesome free exhibitions. Worth a look-see :)

Khoa Nguyen Before my visit, I thought that music is just for leisure. The Grainger Music Museum showed me the scientific and historic aspects of music which changed my way of thinking

Will Surdynski For those interested in Percy Granger, this is a well curated comprehensive exhibit. For those looking for something to do or are not aware of Granger and his contributions to the musical world, this museum will not be particularly engaging.

Derek Jones I first visited the Grainger Museum just after he died and have always wanted to make a return trip. It was no disappointment..A great monument to one o Australia s finest musicians. Quite well.laid out and enlightening. Well worth it

Leon B Had an awesome day out at Melbourne zoo. Great place for the family! Managed to get round in 5 hours but even then we thought we moved fast. Would definitely recommend a two day visit if you want to read everything and enjoy it. Looking at getting the pass and also doing the camping under the stars! Will be back!

Jonah Gigbug A great selection of animals and well-designed exhibits, a lot of attention into giving guests s good chance to see the animals, many of the burrows and such had windows to view the animals even when they’re sleeping. The open lemur enclosure is fantastic, you can see them right up close (but please do still keep your distance). Got a great look at the tiger, though it seemed quite agitated, it was pacing around by two of the windows to its exhibit and growling where people were crowding around, could do with some sort of one way glass perhaps. The signs for animals were also not super informative, and the cycling electronic signs in the reptile house were not a great idea.

Mellifera Moo Our second visit was last week. This is by far our favourite zoo. The enclosures are catering for the animals, which is just how it should be. Makes me sad people are leaving bad reviews just because they couldn’t see certain animals. Yes it’s disappointing, but it’s not about us. Having enclosures where the animals can retreat from us is giving them respect. To suggest animals were drugged is ridiculous. We loved the butterfly house, Lemur Island, the various primate enclosures and seeing Miska up close. The staff members we spoke with are all dedicated to their work and show a clear love for what they do. We will be back next time we’re in Melbourne ❤️

Angel De Joya Love the layout of the zoo! So easy to get around. Enough places to eat, sit down, plenty of bathrooms around as well. Very children friendly! There was a Carousel and face painting which are great for the little ones.

Karolina Warciak We had the best day at the zoo! Visited on a weekday after school holidays so it was not very busy. We really loved the Koala & Lemur experience - would highly recommend it.

Marcella Boca 65,000 years. Short history of Australian Art. Need. You need to go see this. If not to simply admire the pieces but to allow yourself to be immersed in the timeline. Works and spaces evoke feelings simply by ambiance alone. A couple of hours to properly absorb it all. An incredible exhibition for all.

Aeron Loves Went here to check out the Eavesdropping exhibition the other day. The space was amazing, as was the art. Its a free museum, but the quality is definitely not lacking. Absolutely would recommend seeing Eavesdropping while its still being showed there. Will definitely come back to look at other exhibitions here.

Sean Davey Incredible first exhibition after re-opening. A must visit in Melbourne. Pictured is Destiny Deacon artworks.

Geetika Sachdeva Free art show at Ian porter is amazing. Loved what they did to the space on level G,2 & 3

Jamie Kukuruzovic Officially open, with hospitality.

Tone Not Required Good view of city and all the traffic lights at night.