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What to do and see in Victoria, Australia: The Best Observation Decks & Towers
Discover the best top things to do in Victoria, Australia including Bay of Islands, Eureka Skydeck, Gnotuk Lookout, Von Guerard's Lookout, Mount Tarrengower Lookout, Poppet Head lookout, Cannon Hill Lookout, Sparkes Gully Lookout, Melbourne Star Observation Wheel, The Auburn Tower.
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1. Bay of Islands
2. Eureka Skydeck
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7,941 reviews
Nothing you have ever experienced will prepare you for the awe inspiring view of Melbourne from the observation deck of the highest public vantage point in the Southern Hemisphere. Located at Level 88, Eureka Skydeck is Melbourne's new 'must-see' attraction. Skydeck 88 is the only observation deck in the world that can thrill you with the Edge - a glass cube which projects 3 metres out from the building, with you in it!
Reviewed By 846pattiv - Rosebud, Australia
My husband and I took our UK based grandson to Eureka sky deck early on a Monday morning and were very impressed with the service, security and the outstanding views. we also loved the fact that we were able to toast our trip there with some bubbly at a very reasonable price. Stunning views and a delightful gift shop.
3. Gnotuk Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By ET3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
You have to drive through the caravan park on Park Lane to access Lookout. Located past the lovely Botanic Gardens. Toilets at caravan park Bins at lookout
4. Von Guerard's Lookout
5. Mount Tarrengower Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By loupeyts - Melbourne, Australia
We look a walk up Mt Tarrengower to see the sun set on the first day of the year. It was a solid walk and we were glad we had proper shoes. We had champagne, snacks and a lovely 360 degree view from the second level of the tower. Fortunately no fires in the vicinity. Great to meet and chat with the Fire Spotter who has held that position for over 20 years.
6. Poppet Head lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Inspire821118
Many steps to climb but well worth the effort fo rthe wonderful views at the top. The climb is easy and there are platforms where you are able to catch your breath.
7. Cannon Hill Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By ET3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
As a lookout it offers great views of Lake Pertobe and Breakwater. But it also has a number of interesting memorials
8. Sparkes Gully Lookout
9. Melbourne Star Observation Wheel
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,811 reviews
Melbourne Star invites you to experience Melbourne in a whole new way - day or night. Take a flight of discovery through the Melbourne skies and see the city from a different perspective. Melbourne Star gives you a unique introduction to the city, with all its colour, culture and eccentricities. It's more than just a view - it's a complete experience, giving visitors and locals alike a new way to engage with Melbourne's vibrant cityscape. Opening Times: May to August 11am – 7pm daily September to April 11am – 10pm daily Christmas Day and ANZAC Day 1pm – 10pm Please note: Ticket sales close 45 minutes prior to advertised closing time Last flight departs 30 minutes prior to advertised closing time
Reviewed By krishnaraji - Mumbai, India
As a child in the late 80's, 'Disneyland' ( the local 'fun n fair'!) was a unique thrill! At various food stalls, film numbers like 'mere haathon mein nau nau choodiya hai' ( there are 9 bangles on my hands) would blare, the whiff of cheap chilly powder, salt and popcorn filling the air! Although I was a huge rides enthusiast, the 'giant wheel' would intimidate me and having avoided it throughout my childhood, I finally happened to find one that was not only less intimidating, but moved at a 'break neck'.....1 kmph! Taking the Melbourne tram is exciting as you traveled packed like a sardine but more decently than in an Indian train or a bus! Getting off at the tram station , I took a pleasant walk up to the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel. Hopping into one of the cabins was more fun than expected. Sprawling, plush and comfortable, each cabin was stashed up with mouth-melting hors d'oeuvres and teas for a teetotaler on board! One can hardly tell when the journey begins thanks to the slow and smooth take off, but as one ascends, the stunning panorama of Melbourne city seduces your camera lens instantly! A grand stand view of the port for a ship gazing addict like me was a pure treat, plus, a breathtaking winter sunset fading out to a gorgeously lit city resplendent with evening hues illuminating Melbourne. Luxurious to the hilt, wholesome and satisfying, my first-ever trip on a Ferris Wheel was more than memorable, upper-crust and stylish! Highly recommended for solo travelers, families and kids. There is no risk of claustrophobia thanks to the spacious cabins and the slow and steady speed allows you to explore Melbourne like an eagle soaring above its swank cityscape.
10. The Auburn Tower
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
The Friends of the Auburn Tower Inc is a not-for-profit, non-denominational association of people interested in the preservation of the Auburn Tower for future generations. To this end, it opens the Tower to the public regularly, and to special interest groups on request. TOWER OPEN SUNDAY 13 DECEMBER 2020 12noon - 4pm.
Reviewed By Sightseer271580 - Melbourne, Australia
Wonderful Hawthon landmark - but understand the tower is in danger of collapse. One hopes the church community will stop infighting and come to some agrement on the best way to save it.
