Map of South East Melbourne CBD - Click to Zoom Out
CBD Melbourne Map South East
South East Melbourne CBD (Central Business District).
Places to Go
The Yarra River in Melbourne has always been a major attraction in itself since the city was formed. Along its banks here you can find Federation Square, Margaret Court Arena, the Rod Laver Arena, the Oval and the Olympic Park Oval. In the Queen Victoria Gardens and the King’s Domain there is the Shrine of Rememberance, Government House and the old Melbourne Observatory.
Another pleasant place to visit here are the Royal Botanic Gardens and the National Herbarium. Others worth mentioning are the Arts Centre and the NGV International, along St. Kilda Rd.
Royal Botanic Gardens
Located on Birdwood Ave in Melbourne, you can find them open at 7.30am to sunset, every day of the year. Botanic gardens has plants for the study of scientific, educative, conservation and aesthetic purposes.
Getting here: You can take Melbourne Trams from the city: 3, 3a, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67 and 72.
Places to Visit on the Map
Federation Square
Queen Victoria Gardens and the King’s Domain
Shrine of Rememberance
Royal Botanic Gardens
NGV International
Main Photo: Map of South East Melbourne CBD - Click to Zoom Out
Map of South East Melbourne CBD - Click to Zoom Out
CBD Melbourne Map South East
South East Melbourne CBD (Central Business District).
Places to Go
The Yarra River in Melbourne has always been a major attraction in itself since the city was formed. Along its banks here you can find Federation Square, Margaret Court Arena, the Rod Laver Arena, the Oval and the Olympic Park Oval. In the Queen Victoria Gardens and the King’s Domain there is the Shrine of Rememberance, Government House and the old Melbourne Observatory.
Another pleasant place to visit here are the Royal Botanic Gardens and the National Herbarium. Others worth mentioning are the Arts Centre and the NGV International, along St. Kilda Rd.
Royal Botanic Gardens
Located on Birdwood Ave in Melbourne, you can find them open at 7.30am to sunset, every day of the year. Botanic gardens has plants for the study of scientific, educative, conservation and aesthetic purposes.
Getting here: You can take Melbourne Trams from the city: 3, 3a, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67 and 72.
Places to Visit on the Map
Main Photo: Map of South East Melbourne CBD - Click to Zoom Out
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