Skinners Adventure Playground - South Melbourne,VIC

Mate Antolos Very lucky to find this little gem 4.2 km from the Melbourne CBD. Parking along Alexandra Avenue or close to Como Landing where the punt ferry operates on Saturday and Sunday and public holidays from 11-4 pm. Free ferry as well as entry to the island. Opposite is a lovely cafe called Kanteen. As well as the walking paths there are sculptures and picnic and bbq facilities. There are also toilets and the old scout hall which is a gallery. Worth the visit in this cost of living crisis. Also note the island can be hired for private events.

B.A.T.S VLOGS Beautiful park with good amenities. Enjoyed the time here with kids

Gisa A Peaceful and Beautiful Escape in the Heart of Melbourne! The Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne is an absolutely stunning place to visit! The lush greenery, beautifully maintained gardens, and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Whether youre taking a leisurely stroll, having a picnic, or just enjoying the fresh air, its a truly enjoyable experience. The variety of plants and flowers is impressive, and there are plenty of shaded areas, scenic walking paths, and even a gorgeous lake. It’s a great place for families, couples, and anyone who loves nature. The staff are also friendly and informative, adding to the overall experience. Highly recommend this beautiful garden for a refreshing break from the city hustle. A must-visit in Melbourne!

Passion To Profession One of the most beautifully Palm Trees in Victoria.

Jody Mahmoud A small and cute village model, with tiny cottages surronded by greenery. Small details that give the cottages a realistic look. Love it.

Michael Milligan Great viewing point

ChickenLentilSoup Best spot to watch the Grand Prix from!

ATN KSD Walking down Collins Street in Melbourne, I felt a mix of excitement and admiration. The elegant blend of historic charm and modern sophistication made it feel like the heart of the city. The grand architecture, from the beautiful Block Arcade to the impressive Scots’ Church, gave the street a timeless character. I loved the energy—the hum of conversations from stylish cafés, the quiet elegance of luxury boutiques, and the steady rhythm of city life. Whether it was enjoying a peaceful coffee, admiring the heritage buildings, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, Collins Street left me feeling inspired and connected to Melbourne’s unique charm.