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Galatea Point - (VIC)

Address: 🏡 Kew VIC 3101
Phone : +61
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11 review location for tourist in Kew, VIC Australia: 1. Wurundjeri Spur Lookout photo spot,2. Yarra Boulevard Lookout,3. Andrews Reserve,4. Lyon Housemuseum,5. Alexandra Gardens,6. Bellbird Picnic Area,7. Villa Alba Museum,8. Wurundjeri Spur Lookout,9. Victoria Park (Parks Victoria),10. Galatea Point,11. City View Point,Hight rate 11 location for tourist in Kew, VIC Australia

Lyon Housemuseum - VIC

吴思颖 Attended a talk here about House Museums and I believe this space to have such a true overtone of art appreciation. As a believer of art spaces with intent for effective succession I absolutely love the heart beat of the space. The management team is extremely down to earth as well. To many more years and milestones ahead.
5 /5

Bungalook Conservation Reserves - VIC

Brendan Wilding A great local park for locals. Great for dogs.
5 /5

Montrose Community Playground - VIC

Michael Piper The playground has an awesome collection of things to do from little ones to big! With great things to climb and play on for all ages. It has a miniature recreation of the town for imaginative play. Great place, the kids could have played there all day quite happily.
5 /5

Arch Gibson Reserve - VIC

Jodes D Great park for all the family
5 /5

C H Sullivan Memorial Park - VIC

Marc Shaddock Went ice skating was real fun good really place to go
5 /5

Stony Creek Reserve - VIC

Fernando Guedelha Great discgolf Couse for all to enjoy
5 /5

Anderson Reserve - VIC

Lee graham Part of Westgate golf club. Cheap and challenging course
5 /5

Crystals Steps - VIC

Kitch Beautiful spot to relax, especially if you hate the sand. There is a little slimy staircase to get in or you can attempt to scale the rocks but you will look like a hobbit in doing so
5 /5

Lorimer St Beach - VIC

Zhehao Wang Intertidal beach with bluestone. Many sea birds. Some filter feeders are found on the rocks such as oysters, mussels and barnacles. If you take a look carefully, you may find some sea grass under the subtidal zone.
5 /5