Victory Park Playground - Ascot Vale,VIC

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

Ikjyot Singh If you like birds this is the park for you. Plenty of BBQ spots with sheds to protect you incase of rain. Toilets (including disable ones). Dedicated play area for kids. Lovely spot right next to freeway.

Strautins Ian (Straws) Really impressive wooden playground. Lots of variety and area is boxed in from road with fencing. Plenty of stairs and climbing means the bigger kids get a bit more out of it than the toddlers.

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

Nurcihan Körpe Woodlands Historic Park is such a wonderful and cozy place to explore by bike. The most incredible part is seeing kangaroos everywhere! It was our first time observing kangaroos so closely in their natural habitat, and it was truly mesmerizing. Walking and exploring alongside them made the experience even more unforgettable!

Herman Potgieter Excellent way to spend the day cycling along the Maribyrnong to check out the viaduct

Daniel Cooks’ Cottage is such a fascinating stop within the stunning Fitzroy Gardens – one of those hidden gems that makes a stroll through the park even more special. Originally built in Yorkshire, England in 1755 by the parents of Captain James Cook, this little cottage has quite the story. Although Captain Cook never actually lived there, the connection to his family was strong enough for Sir Russell Grimwade to go to incredible lengths to bring it to Melbourne in 1934. Every single brick was carefully numbered, packed into barrels, and shipped across the globe – even the ivy came with it! It’s a quirky slice of history nestled among beautiful gardens, and a great way to learn about early colonial ties between England and Australia. Just one of many reasons to explore Fitzroy Gardens – there’s so much more than just green space here!

James Cassar Great place to sun gaze… sunrise is amazing. Best views. Highest land point in metropolitan

Yongkang He Amazing place! Arrived exactly at 9 o’clock and got to see the clock show as it rang. The chimes and announcement made the experience even more special. The clock’s design is stunning, and the atmosphere in the shopping center adds to the charm. Definitely worth a visit!.