Top Things to do in Greater Melbourne
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Discover the best top things to do in Greater Melbourne, Australia including The Fitzroy Market, Dandenong Market, McClelland Gallery & Sculpture Park, Maling Road Antique Centre, Chadstone - The Fashion Capital, LUMA (La Trobe University Museum of Art), Puckle Street Precinct, Naturipe Fruits, Preston Market, Coburg Farmers' Market.
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1. The Fitzroy Market
2. Dandenong Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Known as the "cook's market", Dandenong Market is a 150-year old traditional working market in Melbourne's South East. A mecca for fresh produce and hard-to-find ingredients, Dandenong Market attracts over 5 million visitors a year who seek out authentic, fresh produce. With over 200 market traders spread out over 8000 square metres, Dandenong Market offers everything from honeycomb fresh from the beehive, to flowers cut straight from the farm, to apples picked from the orchard. A busy and bustling market full of sights and delights, Dandenong Market offers a taste for every season and a treasure in every stall.
Reviewed By 601allib
My favourite place to go every fortnight to get fresh fruit, veg, fish, bread and handmade soaps. Beautiful quality and great prices. Soooo much better than the supermarkets!!
3. McClelland Gallery & Sculpture Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By Explorer788849
This sculpture park does not appear to be promoted on the Touring Map of the Mornington Peninsula yet it is an outstanding free attraction (it is on google). The grounds are extensive and there is plenty to see, the Tree of Life mobile alone makes it worth while. There’s a gift shop and cafe where you can get a map of the exhibits but we found many more by wandering off the tracks. A great way to spend a sunny afternoon.
4. Maling Road Antique Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
5. Chadstone - The Fashion Capital
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 548 reviews
With a special place in the hearts of Melbournians, Chadstone is now a global destination for shoppers, unparalleled by any other shopping experience in Australia. Featuring over 550 stores, we offer a truly tailor made experience for every one of our 20 million customers each year. We house designer boutiques, local and international high street labels and luxury brands, as well as some of Australia’s cult fashion favourites. With a state-of-the-art HOYTS Cinema Complex, Dining Terrace and three food precincts, Legoland Discovery Centre Melbourne and some of the best brands in the world, a visit to Chadstone is memorable from the moment you arrive. Open until 9pm from Thursday – Saturday and until 7pm on Sunday, you can now visit when it best suits. Wander through our expansive malls, taking in the great space, the natural light and the special artworks that make Chadstone truly unique. Considered the ‘experience’ capital, make Chadstone your next destination.
Reviewed By Rhom007 - Melbourne, Australia
Love going here,theres alot of shops to choose from.It looks very classy i love it!This is the biggest shopping centre in Australia!Alot of restaurants to eat too.Its busy here on weekends and also on special occassions like christmas,new year etc.Theres parking lots but it also gets full easily on weekends and on special occassions so i suggest if you wanna go here you should go early to get a parking and you'll probably spend few hours or more here coz its massive!I have a video of this on my youtube channel.Just search for romsense on youtube,and just search for it on my videos.Hope this helps????
6. LUMA (La Trobe University Museum of Art)
7. Puckle Street Precinct
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By AnnMarieGrace - Adelaide, Australia
Puckle Street is a high energy shopping street with lots of independent speciality shops, some chain stores, cafes, restaurants and services (such as the Australia Post and Woolworths). It is lovely coming to the street on a warm day and exploring all the stores, you will find something different. Also there is access to Moonee Ponds Central which has plenty more shops (such as K-Mart) and is a short walk to Queens Park if you want to sit and relax in a picturesque park. It is a shopping centre worth coming to and spending the day. There is lots of onsite parking (either at Moonee Ponds Central or at the back of Puckle Street) in lots of different sections (do your research where to come before you come). Another recommendation would be to come by train and get off at Moonee Ponds station or travel by the 59 tram.
8. Naturipe Fruits
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By ET3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
Affordable fruit picking that the kids will love. The strawberries and cherries were some of the best I’ve tried. Yummy EFTPOS available
9. Preston Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By spiz44 - Melbourne, Australia
Great market for all the good reasons Very good seafood market Very good meat market Very good delicatessen market Very good fruit market And also very good take away goods to eat there I especially like Ishtar Borek & Falafel All good
10. Coburg Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Coburg Farmers’ Market is held every Saturday from 8am-1pm in the grounds of the Coburg Primary School. Patron entry to the market is via Urquhart Street. The site is accessible via public transport (bus routes 513, 527, 534, 561 & 903; tram 19; and a short walk from the Upfield Line), bike paths of Upfield, O’Hea St and the Merri Creek and there is also parking available at the Town Hall, Coburg Leisure Centre or along Urquhart St. In addition to the wonderful array of Victorian producers and food businesses that attend each week, often there is an animal farm, reptile display, face painting or chalk drawing happening – always something extra for the kids. This market embodies a vibrant community spirit, and welcomes visitors from near and far. Coburg FM is plastic bag free, please BYO reusable bags and coffee cup.
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
Coburg Farmers Market has a wide variety of fresh produce at fair prices. It's on the grounds of the Coburg Primary School, to the north of Bell Street, the great artery that connects western and eastern Melbourne. It's held every Saturday morning. Apart from the usual fruit and veggies, it has more up-market vendors selling wine and cheese, amongst other things. It isn't like the Preston Market, but it doesn't try to be, and you're buying direct from the producers.
