Old Melbourne Gaol - Melbourne,VIC

Sean Nairn Located in a small reserve in Melbourne’s north, this monument commemorates the agreement to create the 8 hour workday. The spire has ‘888’ at its tip symbolising 8 hours for work, 8 for sleep and 8 hours for relaxation. Unless you’re a super fan of labour laws probably not worth a special visit but drop by if you’re in the area.

satish katyare Point Gellibrand Lookout in Williamstown offers stunning panoramic views of Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne city skyline. Situated within the historically significant Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park, the lookout provides a vantage point to appreciate the areas rich maritime past, including the nearby Timeball Tower and the site of Victorias first settlement. While the "lookout" is more of a natural high point, the surrounding park boasts excellent facilities like walking paths, picnic areas, and playgrounds. Its easily accessible by car and public transport. Weather can impact the experience, and a formal viewing platform is absent. Overall, Point Gellibrand Lookout is a worthwhile visit for its beautiful views and historical significance, making it a great spot for a relaxed outing.

Henry O A wonderful place full of Air Traffic Control history, and everything is interactable, also many operaterable ATC Simulators. The entry is free and there is also free magazines and coffee. Friendly staff and a huge collection of instruments. Great experience there and came out with a bunch of aviation magazines. I would recommended to anybody intrested in aviation. 10/10

Richard Roberts Very good park. Great variety for a wide range of ages. There are undercover tables and BBQs too. As well as some public toilets which are about as clean as youd imagine. Theres a big grass area and lots of car parks as well as a full size basketball court. Its also accessible from the path near the creek

Oliver M Iconic and beautiful cat, needs a heritage listing. Six stars

Luodi Best place to view airplanes landing in Melbourne. A little kiosk with coffee, tea and kebabs is on site for a little refreshment. Surprised to see some outdoor seating as well! All told a great spot. I might bring some camp chairs next time.

lazydazs Beautiful walking/running/cycling track,plus kids play area.The main oval is being used for both cricket and during winter for Rugby (Western Wolves) .On Sundays there are also show dog trials . The new children"s adventure playground is a knockout piece of landscaping .It caters for the very small children to teenagers .Of course the downside to this additional recreational activities is the fact that during the week there are no public toilets.I can understand why because apart from the additional expense ,the place is rather quiet at night and would be subject to vandel attacks etc.Still I needed to put this in ,as its a fair and true description of these beautiful facilities.Its great to see the Local Councils doing what they were elected to do.Well done!

Alexandros Karvounis Its a beautiful green oasis in Melbournes northern suburbs! Its an ideal park for going for a stroll or picnic with family and/or friends. Theres a beautiful lake in the park which is home to ducks and geese. There are two playgrounds for the kids and lots of open areas. There are several benches, barbecues and public toilets. Theres also free parking available around the park.