Northcote Holiday Deals

Northcote Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Northcote

Sick of boring conference calls that go on forever? What about that painfully awks water cooler chit-chat? Say 'Bye, Felicia' to work and treat yourself to a break in Northcote, a neighbourhood in the state capital, Melbourne. Want to meet a local or two? No sweat. Around 4,200,000 people live in Melbourne. Northcote is 6 kilometres northeast of the centre of the city. If you're arriving from Tullamarine Airport, jump into a taxi and head 18 kilometres to the southeast.

Northcote is heaven on earth for sightseers. A good number of the city's top attractions are strewn near this interesting neighbourhood, including the Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex and Federation Square. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to continue onwards to the University of Melbourne and the RMIT University. While you're in town, think about visiting other neighbourhoods to see more of what Melbourne offers. Thornbury and Fairfield are great suggestions that are within easy reach.

St. Kilda Beach is certainly up there with the most iconic attractions of Melbourne. Getting to it shouldn't prove challenging, as it's just 6 kilometres from the city centre.

There are a million and one reasons why so many people throng to the city centre. Luna Park and the Melbourne Zoo are just two of them. To get an even better feel for your surrounds, also stop at Melbourne Aquarium and the Melbourne Museum.

Worn out after running around all day? Set aside some time to relax at the Carlton and United Breweries, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image and Young & Jackson's!

Visit a few cultural attractions to gain a better understanding of the area. The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, the Primrose Potter Australian Ballet Centre, the Alcaston Gallery and the Gertrude Contemporary Art Space are recommended stops.

Sometimes a work of art can resonate with you so much that you just have to discover more about it. See if the staff can give you some information about the works at the National Gallery of Victoria, the Ian Potter Museum of Art and the Johnston Collection.

Check for special events before heading over to peruse the exhibits at the Immigration Museum, the National Sports Museum, the Australian Racing Museum and Utopian Slumps.

Watching a first-rate show is a remarkable experience. Reserve your tickets at the Forum Theatre, the Regent Theatre, the Princess Theatre and Melbourne Recital Centre for a special night out.

Do you know your eagle from your albatross and your wood from your wedge? Whether you're a professional or a newcomer, golf is a game for everyone! You can play a round or two here at the Yarra Bend Golf Course, the Latrobe Golf Park and the Westgate Golf Course.

If you’re looking for something a little more thrilling that the whole family can enjoy, you should visit Melbourne City Baths, the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel and Tech Assault.

Put your phone down, disengage from the strains of modern life and appreciate the tranquillity of nature at Eureka Skydeck 88, Merri Creek Trail, the CERES Community Environment Park and Fitzroy Aboriginal Heritage Walking Trail.

Get your picnic on and gather some friends for an afternoon in one of the wonderful green spaces nearby. Take your pick from Royal Park, Carlton Gardens, Fitzroy Gardens and Flagstaff Gardens.

There's nothing like treating yourself to a bit of shopping. Give your purse a workout at Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne Central, Bourke Street Mall and Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre.

Brush aside the cobwebs of the past at the Swinburne University of Technology, Old Melbourne Gaol, the Royal Exhibition Building and the Victoria University of Technology. These historic places have a range of interesting stories to tell.

Whether you want to learn a little bit more about the region's customs and traditions or just relax in the beautiful atmosphere, head to St Patrick's Cathedral, St Paul's Cathedral, Shrine of Remembrance and Abbotsford Convent.

Kit yourself out in blue, white and silver and watch rugby union team the Melbourne Rebels bid for glory at Aami Park. As this stadium is also the home arena of the Melbourne Victory and the Melbourne Hearts, it's a good idea to check the lineup of this sporting hub and time your visit with a big game.

Hotels in Northcote

Can't wait to get under the covers (and perhaps acquaint yourself with the mini bar) at your Northcote hotel? Too easy. There are more than 380 places to crash listed on lastminute.com.au.

If you're looking out for a budget room without all the added extras, the Melbourne BIG4 Holiday Park, located at 265 Elizabeth Street, is one of the safest bets. One more accommodation that offers its guests quality service at an affordable price is the Urban Central Accommodation - Hostel, which can be found at 334 City Road. Though, if you'd rather relax in luxury on holiday, the Cityviews 3 Bedroom or the D'One Luxury Apartments will be more up your alley.