2025 Docklands Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in September)

When in Melbourne, you must visit the sea. If you don't have enough time, visiting the two piers near the city is also a good choice. Melbourne City Marina is an inner harbor surrounded by tall buildings. Although you can't see the beach, the view is wide, the air is fresh, and there are fewer tourists. It's a relatively niche attraction, perfect for relaxing and daydreaming. The other pier, St Kilda Pier, is a more popular attraction. Here, you can ride the Ferris wheel, play parasailing, go down to the beach to surf, and watch the sunset in the evening. At this time of year, you can also walk along the boardwalk to the sea to see the little penguins returning home after sunset (unfortunately, it was too dark to take clear pictures, but there were two little penguins next to the black stones). A reminder for those who want to see the penguins: it can be quite cold and windy by the sea at night, so remember to wear warm clothes, preferably with a hat. The penguins only come ashore after sunset, and we didn't see them until after 9:40 pm.

🔭 Imagine waking up to breathtaking views of the Yarra River right from your cozy, family-friendly room. Melbourne Lifestyle Apartments on Collins Street offers just that - a picturesque urban retreat that feels like home. 🍳 Each apartment is a haven of convenience, decked out with modern cooking amenities and washing facilities, perfect for those extended stays or family vacations. The space is just right, offering a comfortable balance for both relaxation and living. 🚉 With a prime location in the heart of Docklands, you're just steps away from a free tram ride whisking you into Melbourne's vibrant city center in under ten minutes. 🌐 And don't forget - provide your email for a sweet 10% discount on your next booking. Ready for your Aussie adventure? Find us at 893A Collins Street, Docklands, Victoria. #Melbourne #MelbourneHotel #MelbourneTravel

#SummerTravel 🏙️ Melbourne Docklands 👍 Melbourne Docklands is a wonderful place where modern architecture and a beautiful harbor are in harmony. The night view is especially beautiful, making it a perfect place to enjoy an evening stroll. ✔️ Melbourne Docklands exceeded my expectations. I was able to enjoy modern architecture and beautiful scenery while walking along the harbor. The night view is especially great, and the sparkling city lights reflected on the water are truly fantastic. There are various restaurants and cafes, so it is a good place to enjoy a cup of coffee after dinner. There are also many shopping malls and entertainment facilities in Docklands, so there are many things to do all day long. I recommend visiting it at least once during your trip to Melbourne.

Get off at Melbourne Southern Cross Station and walk about 4 minutes to Holiday Inn Express Melbourne Little Collins The second floor for checkin counter, breakfast and public space, very spacious, breakfast for buffet, although not much choice, taste 👌 can eat full. The room is not big, there are daily cleaning, there are 2 pillows: one firm, the other for soft, very warm 👍 can early checkin and later check out, after check-out can temporarily store luggage, the overall stay experience is good. P.S Bring your own slippers and toothpaste toothbrush #Melbourne #travel abroad #accommodation recommendations #convenient transportation

Who is looking for a place to read in Melbourne? We recommend this place, Library of the Dock, a library in the city that is both quiet and has a very beautiful view. 10,000/10 points. The library has 3 floors, with a variety of books. It is divided into zones for reading, children's zones, exercise zones (with ping pong tables), and a computer room. You can choose to sit as you like. You can come alone or with friends without feeling embarrassed. Most importantly, it is free to enter! Come to work and relax. It helps you feel much better. #Sea #Melbourne #Places to visit for children #Library

#melbournetrip Located on the 2nd floor of the World Trade Centre. It is a small museum but interesting content and displays on the Victorian Police Force.You learn more about the history of the police force & the criminal underworld. The copies of the actual reports, hand notes & pictures made it very engaging. There is also a small souvenir shop with Victoria Police Merchandise open to the public and a small section for police staff only Tip: You can get to the museum via a tram (70 or 75) from Flinders station and hop off at stop D6 Flinders St

#melbournetrip It’s one of the largest urban projects adjacent to Melbourne’s CBD, mostly on the banks of Yarra River. Its a modern harbour dominated by colourful harbour front for dining, retail, leisure entertainment. Its home to a number of heritage buildings that have been retained and also landmarks such as the Observation Wheel, Dockland Park etc. #melbourne #docklands #urbanexplorer #境外遊 #mytripvlog #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #yuppijetrip2015 #yuppijeinmelbourne2015 #passionpassport

the docklands was quite quiet. it was hot, no shade, the cricket ground is nearby and within walking distance to CBD

Address: 10-11 Star Cres, Docklands VIC 3008 Environment/Facilities – 9/10 Features - Hong Kong-style teahouse, tea in the morning and dinner at night Price per person: 30AUD Rating – 9/10

I didn't think it would be famous with Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour. It's rare that the weather is sunny after the rain, so I came to the seaside Dockland for sightseeing. Ten minutes walk from southern cross station, very close, the sea breeze is very comfortable. Seeing a lot of yachts reminded me that Sai Kung can go out to sea and enjoy the scenery, unfortunately it is winter now so this will have to wait until the summer time. Along the way you can see many very distinctive buildings and beautiful buildings, as well as a Ferris wheel. It turned out to have stopped working due to safety issues. The pandemic still seems to have had a lot of impact on a lot of retail, so there are not many stores opening in nearby shopping centers. Overall it was quite comfortable to go and enjoy the sea breeze in the afternoon

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Exploring Millers Point, Pyrmont, and Docklands is an absolute win for travelers who crave killer views, amazing eats, and city vibes with a side of relaxation 😍🏞️. From Sydney’s Observatory Hill with its panorama, to gorgeously fresh seafood at Pyrmont’s Sydney Fish Market, then chilling out in Melbourne’s Docklands — this trip is stuffed with highlights! Top Spots to Visit: Observatory Hill (Millers Point NSW 2000, open 10:00-17:00): Whether you’re craving a sunrise selfie or sunset picnic, the city skyline and harbor views here never disappoint! Sydney Fish Market (Corner Pyrmont Bridge Rd & Bank St, Pyrmont NSW 2009, open 07:00-16:00): This spot is legendary for fresh oysters and sashimi. My tip — snack at the outdoor tables and watch the boats unload their catch! Blue Mountains hikes are a must if you’ve got time; day trips leave from Sydney and deliver epic scenery. Sydney Observatory (1003 Upper Fort St, Millers Point NSW 2000, open Thu-Sat 12:00-18:00 (or 12:00-19:30 DST)): Dive into Australia’s stargazing history. Night tours are eye-opening! Melbourne Lifestyle Apartments - Best Views on Collins (893A Collins Street): Super clean, super friendly staff, and the river/harbor views = wow. Great value, especially if you love staying somewhere quiet but close to all the action. Getting Around: Sydney’s public transport is top notch (get an Opal card!). Melbourne’s trams are free in the city center—so hop off and explore Docklands. Eat: Grab lunch at Sydney Fish Market (try the grilled barramundi), and in Melbourne, hit the local cafes along Collins Street for excellent coffee. Tip: Weather changes quickly, so bring layers! And save by using local transport over rideshares. #SydneyViews #MelbourneDocklands #FishMarketEats #TravelSmart #Tripcom

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🏙️ Melbourne Docklands City Stay at "Best Views on Collins" 🛏️ Accommodation Details • Property Name: Melbourne Lifestyle Apartments – Best Views on Collins • Address: Collins Street, Docklands (along Collins Street) • Type: Apartment-style accommodation (1-3 bedrooms, kitchen and laundry facilities) Summary of Accommodation Reviews • Comfort and Cleanliness: Highly rated, nearly 10/10. The staff were also very friendly, with many guests saying they received local wine and biscuits upon arrival. • Location: Right across from the free tram stop. With easy access to the CBD, it's convenient for both sightseeing and business trips. ⸻ 🏊♀️ Pool & Gym Usage Report One of the amenities highly rated by many guests. The indoor pool and gym are of excellent quality, and some have reported that they also have a sauna, making them ideal for refreshing and light exercise during your stay. The pool temperature is comfortable, and the cleanliness and maintenance are also excellent.   . ⸻ 🌆 Rooms and Views • All rooms offer views of the Yarra River, Port Phillip Bay, and the cityscape. The large windows allow natural light to stream in. . • A pantry, kitchen, and laundry space are provided, making them convenient for long-term stays and self-catering. ⸻ 🧭 Surroundings & Access • Location: Within the free tram zone, with a tram stop directly in front of the building. Easy access to Southern Cross Station, NGV, and Marvel Stadium.  . • Nearby amenities: Cafes and a Woolworth supermarket are within walking distance. The waterfront and promenade are also nearby, making for a great morning stroll.  . ⸻ ⚠️ Important Notes • Air Conditioning: Some reviews have reported that only the master bedroom is air-conditioned, and some rooms can be hot in the summer. My room was fine. • Beware of balcony labels: Some reviews state that some rooms "do not have a balcony," so be sure to check before booking. • Pool and Gym Access Restrictions: There may be limited hours, closed days, or reservations required, so we recommend checking before your stay. 🧳 🧽 Housekeeping Fees • For stays of less than seven nights, cleaning is optional (for a fee) and can cost up to AU$160 (approx. ¥14,000-¥16,000). • For stays of seven nights or more, one mid-stay cleaning (including towel and linen change) is provided free of charge. This is a great value for self-use or long-term stays. 💰 Cheapest Season (Off-Peak) • Winter (June-August/Southern Hemisphere season) is a relatively cheap time to book, and off-peak rates are often available. On Booking and Kayak, rooms with the same layout are sometimes listed for around AU$200-AU$250 per night. • Summer (December-February) tends to be more expensive due to events and peak tourist seasons. Weekday stays in winter are the most cost-effective season. ⸻ 📝 Complete Summary Cleaning Fee: Stays of less than 7 nights: AU$160 / Stays longer include one free cleaning. Cheapest Season: Winter (June-August) is the best time to book. Weekday rates can be in the AU$200 range. Highest Price Season: Prices tend to rise during summer holidays, New Year's, and event periods. Long-Term Stays: Free mid-stay cleaning for stays of 7 nights or more. With a fully equipped kitchen and laundry, this stay offers great value for money. ⸻ 💬 Comment Club • “Stayed 8 nights and literally got the mid-stay cleaning free—best value!” • “Booked in July (Melbourne winter) and got a river-view two-bedroom room for under AU$220/night.” • “Be aware: if you book under 7 nights, expect to pay an extra AU$160 for cleaning.” ⸻ ✨ Check cleaning and seasonal price differences for smarter booking plans. ⸻ 📅 Sample Stay Schedule Time Contents First Day Morning: Check-in, initial orientation, welcome drink Afternoon: Stroll around the apartment (Docklands, Tram walk) Evening: Refresh in the pool and gym Evening: Relax while enjoying the night view from your room window Next Morning: Prepare coffee and breakfast in the kitchen → Visit a nearby cafe ⸻ 💬 Comment Club • “The views from every window were breathtaking—Melbourne skyline and harbor by day and night!” • “Loved the indoor pool and gym—it felt like a boutique city residence, not just a hotel.” • “The tram stop right outside was a game-changer for exploring the CBD without taxis.” ⸻ ✅ Summary "Best Views on Collins" received high marks for its views, location, amenities, and cleanliness. It's a recommended stay for families and long-term travelers. However, it's a good idea to check points like air conditioning and whether or not there's a public balcony before booking. 🎉 Trip.com Moments: Concert Travel Experience in the Docklands ⸻ 🎤 Experience a Large-Scale Live Performance at Marvel Stadium (formerly Etihad Stadium) Major Tours (Scheduled for 2025-2026) • Ed Sheeran "Loop Tour": February 26-28, 2026 (Marvel Stadium) • Lady Gaga "The MAYHEM Ball": December 5-6, 2025 • Metallica M72 World Tour: November 8, 2025 • Oasis LIVE '25: October 31-November 4, 2025 Features: Maximum capacity of 120,000. This venue has a proven track record, having previously hosted world-famous artists such as Adele, U2, and Coldplay. The acoustics are clearly separated into indoor and outdoor areas, and are so powerful that local residents have reported hearing the sound even reach the outside. ⸻ 🚆 Access and Transportation Information • Public Transportation: Southern Cross Station is nearby, and tram lines (7, 30, 35, 86, etc.) are available. • Access Notes: Docklands can be a bit confusing for pedestrians, so even within walking distance of the CBD, be sure to check for tram and road maintenance. • By Car: Parking is limited and can be crowded, especially on weekends. Consider using Uber or a taxi. ⸻ 🍽 What to Do Before and After the Concert • Lunch/Snack Ideas: The District Docklands, a facility within Docklands, has a wide selection of food courts and restaurants. • Enjoy the atmosphere: Cafes and bars with views along the waterfront, such as The Promenade and Waterfront Venue, are perfect for a stroll or meal before the show.   ⸻ ⚠️ Important Points/Real Voices • Viewing Experience: Because the venue is large, there may be some distance to the stage. Because of the large screen, viewing may be centered around the live performance.  • Sound Leakage and Roof Issues: Because the roof retracts, soundproofing is insufficient. Some fans have commented that "even people living in other directions can hear the sound."   • Exit Congestion Management: After the event, the sidewalks toward Gate 7 will be extremely crowded, and there is a possibility of traffic jams when exiting. Allow plenty of time for your trip. • “I saw Lady Gaga at Marvel Stadium—epic stadium vibes with booming sound! 🎤” • “Docklands waterfront before and after the show is such a chill spot—great views and bars.” • “Heads up: the traffic after the show was intense. Give yourself extra time to get out!” ⸻ Docklands is a unique area where you can experience both live music and walking around the city. It's a satisfying trip for both music fans and urban explorers. #MyTravelPlan #SummerVacationTrip #OverseasPlaces #OverseasTravelGuide #OverseasTravel #CommentCircle #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

📅 Itinerary Day1： Day2: Day3: 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips

I've driven by this building many times over the years without really knowing its purpose and had never visited. Recently， while in Melbourne， we decided to walk over and check it out. I'm glad we did—it's a fascinating building in the Spanish Mission style， built in 1916， and holds heritage status due to its lengthy history of aiding seafarers worldwide. During our visit， some crew members from a foreign vessel arrived. There is plenty to explore and read， and it was intriguing to learn about the location's history and some of the individuals associated with it over time. It’s apparent a significant women's group contributed greatly to its funding for construction. The Norla Dome features incredible acoustics and was initially intended as a gym for sailors; named after Lady Annie Fraser's home in Toorak， she was reportedly involved with the Seamen's Mission. The old St. Peters Chapel is stunning， with beautiful leadlight windows and a distinctive wooden pulpit for preaching. A friendly lady showed us around and pointed out some features; it seems many volunteers are involved with the place. They host a gathering on Thursday nights where sea shanties are sung; next time， I plan to attend—it sounds enjoyable. This is a fantastic spot to visit， featuring a bar that is open at specific times.

Great day at the marvel stadium watching St. Kilda v Melbourne in the AFL, as a Welsh Pom and St.Kilda fan who watches the afl back home it was great to be at the marvel and watch my first afl game, especially watching the greatest 4th quarter comeback by any team in the afl to win the game. A great day out an experience I’ll never forget, the afl games are great value for money and the fans all mix and get along, recommended for any traveller to Australia.

✅This is the Docklands Library in Docklands. ✅Docklands is close to Weston Cross Station and Marvel Stadium, and you can take a leisurely stroll around the small harbor. Enter the Docklands Library and enjoy the stunning views while studying. ✅Open until 6 PM on weekdays, 1 PM on Saturdays, and 4 PM on Sundays. ✅If you're looking for a quiet place to study with a great view, this is it! #Melbourne #MelbourneTravel #MelbourneGuide #MelbourneTouristAttractions #MelbourneLibrary #Docklands

🇦🇺 Melbourne Museum "First Peoples" – A Place to Experience the Stories of Indigenous Australia The "First Peoples" Gallery is a culturally significant area of the Melbourne Museum. Here, the history, culture, and modern-day journey of Australia's indigenous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are explored through a wealth of exhibits and videos. Exhibition Highlights • Bunjil Theatre: An immersive theater experience where you can experience the story of Bunjil, the creator god, through video and music. • Traditional Arts and Crafts: Regional diversity is evident through displays of boomerangs, didgeridoos, textiles, and ornaments. • Reenacting Oral Culture: Hear directly from the voices of those involved through video interviews and audio guides. • Integration with Contemporary Art: Many contemporary works by Indigenous artists are featured, bridging the gap between history and the present. The Viewing Experience Entering the gallery, you're immediately greeted by a deep sense of serenity and warm light. Time seems to pass slowly, enveloped in hues of red and orange, symbolizing the earth and nature. When I saw the story of the Creator God at the Bunjil Theater, I felt immersed, as if I were a part of the story. Furthermore, many of the exhibits were supervised by the people involved, and the explanatory texts were not one-sided but rather encouraged empathy, which was impressive. Visitor Advice • Time Required: We recommend allocating at least 45 minutes to an hour. • Photography: While photography is permitted in some areas, be aware that some works have no-photography signs. • English Support: While the videos and panels are in English, there are many visuals and actual exhibits that make it easy to understand. Basic Information • Address: 11 Nicholson St, Carlton, VIC • Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Open daily, closed on Christmas Day) • Admission Fee: 15 AUD for adults, free for children (as of August 2025) • Official Website: Melbourne Museum – First Peoples ⸻ Detailed Guide to the Cafes at the Expansive Melbourne Museum 1. Star Wars Galactic Café • Location: Next to the LEGO® Star Wars exhibit, next to the escalator on the basement floor • Opening Hours: Daily 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM (last reservations at 3:00 PM) • Features: A pop-up cafe in collaboration with Disney UK and Lucasfilm. • Menu includes the vegan "Sorgan Burger," Naboo-style Vietnamese pho, and chicken cutlet. • Desserts include the "Death Star by Chocolate" (chocolate parfait) and Chewy's gingerbread, all with a sci-fi vibe. • Reservations & Discounts: Advance reservations recommended (maximum of 8 people). Member discounts available on select days in August 2025. ⸻ 2. Mercury Restaurant • Location: 1st floor, overlooking the Royal Exhibition Building. • Opening Hours: Weekdays 11:30 – 14:00, Weekends 11:00 – 14:30. • Features: Casual dining featuring modern Australian cuisine. Main course + coffee or set menus are available, allowing you to relax and enjoy the view. (Prices: Approximately $30-$43) ⸻ 3. Museum Market Cafe • Location: 1st Floor • Hours: Weekdays 9:00 – 16:00, Weekends 9:00 – 16:30 • Features: A casual cafe offering light meals like sandwiches, salads, and sweets, with takeout options. ⸻ 4. Museum Station Cafe • Location: Inside the Children's Gallery • Hours: Weekdays 9:00 – 16:00, Weekends 9:00 – 16:30 • Features: Family-friendly menu, barista-made coffee, and healthy snacks. ⸻ While touring the museums, I stopped off at Mercury Restaurant, an open-air restaurant overlooking the Royal Exhibition Building. For a light lunch, I chose the "Salmon and Dill Fishcakes," which, with fragrant fennel, soft eggs, and skin-on potatoes, perfectly satisfied my tired body and mind. Also, if you're with kids, you can enjoy a mini burger and cappuccino at the Museum Station Cafe while chatting away the afterglow of the gallery. And...Star Wars fans can't miss the Star Wars Galactic Café. Grabbing a "Blue Milk" and a "Death Star by Chocolate" parfait in front of the exhibit, you'll feel like you've been transported to a scene from the movie. #MelbourneMuseumCafe #StarWarsCafe #MuseeDining #TripcomMoments

📅 Itinerary Day 1: Arrived at South Wharf and checked into Hasting Guest House. Took a relaxing walk along the Yarra River promenade and visited the DFO South Wharf for some outlet shopping. Had dinner by the water at BangPop—amazing Thai food! Day 2: Breakfast at The Boatbuilders Yard. Then explored Shree Mahalaxmi Temple for a peaceful spiritual break. After that, walked to Polly Woodside and the Melbourne Convention Centre nearby. Evening chill at Melbourne Skydeck for panoramic views. Day 3: Morning at Zoological Gardens, followed by a calm river cruise. Had lunch at Common Man Café—highly recommend the smashed avo! Departed with amazing memories and some local souvenirs. 🏨 Accommodation Stayed at Hasting Guest House. It was clean, affordable, and right in the heart of South Wharf. Walking distance to shops and the riverfront. 🍴 Food Recommendations BangPop: Incredible Thai food with riverside vibes. Common Man Café: Best for brunch or laid-back lunch. Munich Brauhaus: Great for German food lovers and big groups. 📌 Tips Book Skydeck tickets in advance, it gets busy! Bring walking shoes—you’ll want to explore everything by foot. Travel off-peak (early mornings or weekdays) for fewer crowds and better photo spots.

Our last night in Melbourne was spent at the Grand Hotel in the Docklands area. It's a short walk to the Southern Cross station and Spencer Street Outlet where the shops and transport are so it's very convenient🛍️ The decor was amazing, and authentic like the other vintage hotels we stayed, but they all have their unique charm🌹 Denis, the owner/manager is such a nice man! He told mummy on the phone that they'd take great care of us, which they did! He also left us a card and some complementary Lindt chocolates. What a lovely touch to make your guests feel welcome!🍫 We would highly recommend the Grand Hotel, or any vintage place we stayed in for that matter. It's like sleeping in a museum. It's so much fun!🏩 #familytravel #familytrip #travel #thingstodo #resorts

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#summervacay The Yarra River was calm as our boat gently glided through the heart of Melbourne. I sipped a cold drink and listened to stories about the city’s history and architecture. Ducks swam alongside, bridges passed overhead, and joggers waved from the banks. It gave me a whole new perspective—seeing the skyline reflected in the water. It’s slow travel at its best, especially on a hot afternoon. #summervacay

📍 Location: Docklands waterfront, close to Melbourne CBD 🚤 Core functions - Ferry service: operating routes to and from Geelong, Portarlington and other bay towns, it is a convenient gateway to explore Port Phillip Bay. - Pier facilities: - Wooden main building: An open cafe (CAFE OPEN) is set under the eye-catching "Port Phillip Ferries" logo, providing simple meals and drinks, and you can enjoy the leisure of the waterside while waiting for the boat. - Waterfront wooden boardwalk: The wooden pile walkway extending to the bay reflects the city's light and shadow, suitable for shooting sunset blockbusters. 🌇 Unique experience 1. Panoramic view of the skyline: - Facing the Melbourne CBD skyline, the skyscrapers are plated with golden light at sunset, and the lights are even more dazzling at night. - The construction cranes in the background confirm the vigorous growth of the city, and the picture of the fusion of new and old is full of dynamic vitality. 2. A combination of dynamic and quiet atmosphere: - The water surface of the pier is as calm as a mirror, which forms a clever contrast with the hustle and bustle of the city on the other side, creating a relaxing feeling of "away from the dust but not away from the city". 💡 Travel Tips - The best time to visit: dusk (about 18:00-20:00 in summer), you can capture the three scenery of daytime, sunset and night view at the same time. - Joint tour suggestions: - Combined with Docklands attractions: Ferris wheel, waterfront art installations, waterfront restaurants. - The ferry route goes directly to Geelong in 1 hour, which is suitable for a day trip [official website ticket booking]. "Half-day stroll formula": cafe viewing → wooden boardwalk walk → take a ferry to ride the waves → return to enjoy the CBD night lights. #summervacay #myitinerary #travel #thingstodo #familytravel

Sydney and Melbourne each have their own charms, so it's a good idea to travel to both. Since Australia is such a large country, the distance between Sydney and Melbourne is 876km. There is an overnight train from Sydney to Melbourne. The overnight train route is from Sydney Central Station to Melbourne Southern Cross Station. The travel time is 10 hours and 48 minutes. The train schedule is Sydney-Melbourne 07:40, 20:42 and Melbourne-Sydney 08:30, 19:50. The train operating company is Transport NSW. There are three types of train seats: Economy, First class, and Sleeper Cabin. Economy is general class, with 10kg of carry-on luggage and 1 piece of 20kg checked luggage. First class is business class, with 10kg of carry-on luggage and 1 piece of 20kg checked luggage. Sleeper cabins have beds and are private rooms with washbasins. Reservations cannot be made online, but can only be made by phone. They sell out quickly, so it takes at least 2-3 weeks. They say you have to make a reservation in advance Also, the price is almost twice as expensive as the economy class, so the cost-effectiveness is not that good compared to the airplane The train seats were bigger than I thought, and the tables were big, which was nice There are no separate outlets, so I recommend charging your spare battery and coming here. Also, the data doesn't work well, so it's better to download videos and come here There's a separate store inside the train, and they sell a variety of things, such as breakfast, snacks, dinner, and drinks The sunrise and sunset seen from the train were really so pretty When you board the train, the lights are turned off around 11 PM, and they are turned on around the time you arrive in Sydney You can save on accommodation costs, and it was a good memory because you can see the beautiful Australian sunrise and sunset while riding the train #Travel guide #Sydney travel #Melbourne travel

wooden boardwalk, the sea breeze gently caressing, carrying a faint scent of salt and coffee. The distant Ferris wheel was faintly visible in the morning mist, and the shimmering harbor reflected the glass curtain walls of tall buildings, where modernity and tranquility intertwined. I paused by a sculpture near the harbor, watching yachts glide slowly by, the city's pulse seemingly dancing on the water. At night, the harbor lights twinkled brightly, and the warm glow and laughter from restaurants added a touch of warmth to this waterfront. Victoria Harbour is open for free all day, and its walkways are suitable for morning runs or evening strolls. There's a wide selection of restaurants near the harbor; I recommend trying a seafood platter, priced around 30-50 AUD per person. It's advisable to book a window seat in advance to fully enjoy the harbor view. If you want to experience the scenery from the water, you can rent a kayak for about 25 AUD per hour, which is great fun. Don't miss the Sunday market at Docklands, bustling with a dazzling array of handicrafts and local snacks. The harbor also frequently hosts art festivals or fireworks displays; I recommend checking the local event calendar for free admission, adding pleasant surprises to your trip. I love to take a short break on a bench by the harbor, listening to the seagulls' cries, watching ships sail away, and feeling Melbourne's inclusiveness and vitality. It's only a 10-minute walk to the nearby Marvel Stadium (formerly Etihad Stadium), a worthwhile visit for sports fans. If you have ample time, take the free tram to the city center, which takes only 15 minutes, making it convenient and hassle-free. Victoria Harbour is Melbourne's modern poem, carrying sea breezes and dreams, worth pausing to savor its tranquility and vibrancy.

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