Victoria mixes city life in Melbourne with wild coast drives and calm country towns. These guides help you find the best places to visit, eat, and stay.
Phillip Island sits about 140 kilometres southeast of Melbourne, joined to the mainland by a single bridge at San Remo. It is small, just over 100 square kilometres, but it
If you want big mountain views, waterfalls and walks without a long flight, the Grampians are hard to beat. This national park in western Victoria packs sandstone ranges, lookouts, rock
Wilsons Promontory sits at the southern tip of mainland Australia, about three hours by road from Melbourne. Locals call it the Prom, and it earns that short name. Granite peaks
Ballarat is one of the best day trips or weekend escapes from Melbourne, and it deserves far more than a passing glance. This gold rush city in regional Victoria still
Sovereign Hill is the closest you will get to time travel in Victoria. This open-air museum in Ballarat recreates an 1850s gold rush town, street by street, and fills it
The Great Ocean Road runs 243 kilometres along Victoria‘s southern coast, from Torquay in the east to Allansford near Warrnambool. It was built by returned soldiers between 1919 and 1932
Melbourne has one of the best museum scenes in Australia. You could spend a rainy week on art, science and history and still miss a couple. Some are free, some
Melbourne is Australia’s capital of culture. No single giant icon like Sydney’s Opera House. Instead: laneways full of street art, world-class museums, a legendary food scene and neighbourhoods with real
Melbourne covers a huge area with many different neighbourhoods. Each area has its own personality and special features. Where to stay in Melbourne depends on what you want to do
Discover the best things to do in Bright Beach, from nature trails and scenic views to local eateries and fresh coastal flavours—perfect for outdoor lovers and foodies alike.
