Catani Archway - St Kilda (VIC)

John Locke Surprisingly, there are few people in this tourist attraction. Local cyclists and families are seen. Therefore, this place is good for you to watch the appealing sunset and the stars at night and study the emu, sunbathe or play sports in the grass.

Ben P Possibly, no actually the worst iced latte Ive ever had. This is why we require zero stars.

Braulio A. Tucked away in the heart of St Kilda, Victoria, the Carl Cox mural is a vibrant tribute to one of the most legendary figures in electronic music. Bold, colorful, and larger than life—just like Cox himself—the mural instantly grabs your attention. Local artist Ling created this striking piece with an energy that mirrors the DJ’s infectious charisma. You can feel the bass in the brushstrokes. Set against the backdrop of a gritty laneway, the mural feels right at home among Melbourne’s iconic street art scene, yet it stands out for its clean lines and dynamic color palette. Cox’s signature grin is captured with uncanny accuracy, beaming out at passersby as if inviting them to dance. What makes the mural even more compelling is its cultural resonance. Carl Cox has long had a strong connection to Australia’s music scene, and this piece feels like a nod of appreciation from the community. It’s more than just a portrait—it’s a statement of love for music, for nightlife, and for a legend who helped shape it all. Whether you’re a fan of techno or just someone who appreciates powerful street art, the Carl Cox mural is absolutely worth the detour. A true local gem.

John Locke Go swimming or surfing in the clear, blue and icy water to cool down or sunbathe under the hot sunshine and enjoy the sunset. Beware of the bikes and dogs. Remember to bring sunscreen.

Lauren Berry Great experience. Fascinating stories. This one should not be missed out when in Melbourne.

Dhana Ganeshpuri William Tell Rest House is perfectly Placed, overlooking the Ornamental Lake.

David Lin Have always been riding my bike passing this awesome reserve. Apparently a private light plane also made an emergency landing there! Not sure if the pilot would pat himself on the back for a technical landing or thank the City of Boroondara for keeping such a space that saved his butt!

Andrew Mysy Discover stunning gardens thoughtfully planted with Australian indigenous natives — a serene oasis to experience the beauty of local flora, right in the heart of Melbournes inner suburbs.