East Melbourne Holiday Deals

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Holidays in East Melbourne

Bring your sense of adventure along with that well-travelled backpack. It's time to see what East Melbourne is made of! A Melbourne neighbourhood, it's a brilliant place to experience another side of the capital of Victoria. Eager to meet a few locals? Won't be a problem. Around 4,200,000 people live in Melbourne. East Melbourne is 2 kilometres east of the centre of the city. If you're arriving from Tullamarine Airport, find a taxi and travel 20 kilometres to the southeast.

With plenty of the city's leading attractions nearby, East Melbourne is a sightseer's paradise. From the Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex to Federation Square, there's lots to keep visitors like yourself on the move. Don't forget to put St. Kilda Beach and Luna Park on your list too. For a better perspective of this amazing city as a whole, visit the nearby neighbourhoods of Melbourne Park and East End Theatre District.

Getting cabin fever in East Melbourne? Venture outside its boundaries and explore the University of Melbourne and the RMIT University, just a couple of highlights in the centre of Melbourne. You shouldn't leave the area without stopping at the Melbourne Zoo and Melbourne Aquarium as well.

Leave the children with a babysitter and head over for some fun at the Carlton and United Breweries, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image and Young & Jackson's.

The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, the Primrose Potter Australian Ballet Centre, the Über Gallery and the Uplands Gallery are recommended for those looking to learn more about the area's culture.

Escape the hustle and bustle as you potter through the thought-provoking artworks on display at the National Gallery of Victoria, the Ian Potter Museum of Art, the Linden Arts Centre & Gallery and the Johnston Collection. When you've finished, why not hit up a local café and muse over your time there?

Take a look into the glass cabinets and find out more about the objects on display as you meander through the sprawling collections of the Melbourne Museum, the Immigration Museum, the National Sports Museum and the Jewish Museum of Australia.

There's nothing like the atmosphere of anticipation when a live show is about to start. Take your seat and wait for the curtains to go up at the Forum Theatre, the Regent Theatre, the Princess Theatre and the Astor Theatre.

Is your golf swing too stiff? Does your stance need some work? With exceptional greens like the Albert Park Golf Course, the Yarra Bend Golf Course and the Westgate Golf Course to tee off at, improving your score will be par for the course.

Holidaying with children can be exhausting. But never fear, you're guaranteed a peaceful night's sleep after spending the day with them at St. Kilda Sea Baths, Melbourne City Baths, the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel and Westgate Park.

Eureka Skydeck 88, Merri Creek Trail, the CERES Community Environment Park and Fitzroy Aboriginal Heritage Walking Trail are amazing places for nature enthusiasts to get some fresh air.

You can find all kinds of ocean treasures spread along the coastline. Why not take a bucket and go beachcombing at South Melbourne Beach and Middle Park Beach?

Keep your eyes peeled for native animals as you stroll around the diverse landscapes of the Royal Botanic Gardens and the St. Kilda Botanical Gardens.

Whether you're looking to kick off your shoes and sit under a tree or get some exercise in with your friends, the nearby green spaces are delightful places to be. Choose from either Royal Park, Carlton Gardens, Fitzroy Gardens and Flagstaff Gardens.

Quite often, the simplest way to get the feel of a new place is by hitting the shops. Make sure you stop by Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne Central, Bourke Street Mall and Jam Factory.

Make your way over for a fun and educational history lesson at the Swinburne University of Technology, Old Melbourne Gaol, the Royal Exhibition Building and the Victoria University of Technology. Looking at pictures online simply can't compare!

Learn more about the region's spiritual aspects at St Patrick's Cathedral, St Paul's Cathedral, Shrine of Remembrance and Abbotsford Convent. These sites are worth going to whether you're a religious person or not.

Few things in life are as exhilarating as watching a live sporting match. Why not see the Melbourne Rebels, the Melbourne Victory or the Melbourne Hearts in action at their home arena of Aami Park?

Hotels in East Melbourne

You don't need to break the bank to have a restful night's sleep in East Melbourne. The Habitat HQ - Hostel, located at 333 St Kilda Road, and the Urban Central Accommodation - Hostel, found at 334 City Road, are both convenient and cheap as chips. You may also want to consider the Cityviews 3 Bedroom and the D'One Luxury Apartments. These high-end hotels are for those who want to live a life of pure bliss while they're here.

If you're just here for a night or two and only have time to visit the well-known attractions, book a room at the ABC Accommodation - Flinders or the Anchor on Collins. They are both within a leisurely stroll of the Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex.