Page 2 - Events in Melbourne This Weekend

Discover one of Melbourne's most vibrant inner-city neighborhoods and explore its history, culture, and street art. Visit a social enterprise café to enjoy a delicious coffee.

Take in a comprehensive overview of Melbourne with a scenic nighttime drive. Embark on a private highlights tour, drive through the historic Williamstown, and stop for photos at the Docklands Stadium

Enjoy the Mornington Peninsula's nature on a private day tour from Melbourne with dinner. Visit Dendy Street beach, meet kangaroos and koalas at Moonlit Sanctuary, and enjoy the view from the Eagle.

Travel from Melbourne and spend the afternoon exploring the stunning Phillip Island. As the sun sets witness the majestic penguins swim back to the shore from the sea and return to their nests.

Ride around Melbourne on this bicycle tour and discover the key landmarks and surrounding suburbs of the city. Pass by the Eureka Stockade, Parliament House, China Town among other points of interest.

Relax for the day in the Mornington Peninsula’s very own hot springs. Admire the panoramic clifftop coastal views from Arthurs Seat Lookout before stopping at the colorful Peninsula Bathing Boxes.

Experience the Great Ocean Road and its incredible landscapes. See koalas and birds, take a rain forest walk, discover the 12 apostles and Loch Ard Gorge, and have morning tea on Torquay surf beach.

Discover the beautiful granite coastline and unique wildlife of Wilsons Promontory National Park. Take an afternoon cruise on the world's largest custom-built amphibious boat.

Swatch is opening its biggest flagship store at 260 Collins St and to celebrate the dazzling new store, Swatch are hosting an interactive pop up experience inspired by its innovative Art Journey collection, taking Melbournians through an immersive experience installation ‘A Maze’. 

Visit Australia's home to the criminally insane, and Ararat's most visited attraction: the J Ward Lunatic Asylum. Explore the museum, followed by a ghost tour of the home of notorious criminals including Chopper Read, Gary Webb and William Wallace.