Melbourne River Cruises - Southbank (VIC)

Daniel Crute Great park with lots of options for families.

Timmy Huynh HUGE CHINESE TEMPLE STYLE IN SPRINGVALE ROAD. STILL REBUILDING AFTER GOT FIRED FROM THE MAIN PARTS OF THE TEMPLE. PARKING INSIDE. A PLACE SHOULD BE VISIT ON ESSENTIAL OCCASIONS. MY FAVOURITE TEMPLE. COME AND VISIT YOU WILL SEE!

Carl Halpin Such an amazing gem in the Yea region of Victoria and well worth a visit! We visited on Sunday for the 11am train ride up to the summit. The dedication that has gone into building this railway is commendable. Asked why, “it was a dream”. Not only is this great for railway lovers, you’ll also hear about the first European explorers to the region, mining works and railroads of the past, the significance of native trees and the geological history of the region. Thank you to our lovely hosts for the great experience we had here this morning. Would recommend visiting to anyone in the area or just for a short day trip from Melbourne. Bring cash along to buy your ticket to ride!

claudia ferreira We enjoyed our visit here. The restaurant makes it awesome, the food was so good. Pulled pork nachos, cactus cake and cactus ice cream. The gardens are also nice to wonder around, very dry since its like a dessert vibe :) We stayed in the area and made a weekend of it, its too far and not worth a day trip only from Melbourne. Highly recommend staying over to make it worth the far drive.

Sameera Dasanayake Seven Creeks Park in Euroa is a beautiful, peaceful spot perfect for a relaxing stroll or picnic by the water. The walking tracks, shady trees, and well-kept facilities make it a great place for families or anyone looking to unwind in nature. A lovely stop if youre passing through town!

Anna Lancaster I stumbled on this beautiful mural while having a lunch break in Apex Park. A gorgeous painting of the natural landscape and wildlife.

Isaac Serene tranquility

Liam Furlong I opened a 40 yo Hermitage for my 40th a couple of weeks ago, it was amazing. Craiglee make wines that can age, really age, and I count myself fortunate to have had my special day brightened with that drop. Now for the story, it would have been 7-8 years ago when I was at the cellar door and saw the 1984 Hermitage on a shelf. When tic-taced for an hour or so as to whether or not the bottle was even for sale, but upon proving that it was in fact my birth year, and telling my sob story about having not had a birth year wine (which was true until a couple of weeks ago), I was finally entrusted with the responsibility to care for that sacred drop. Thank you so much for being willing to share such a special wine with a random visitor. I now have to take all of the wines that I bought that day and move them back in my cellar a long way... 10 years was never going to be enough ;)