This Post Office is a great example of how a PO should operate!…read more I have tried other PO's in the area and have found they don't come close. In fact the other local PO I found the operators to be rather rude and disinterested. I highly recommend this Post Office for all mailing needs. L M Huss

Staff are very helpful and knowledgeable on postage of items locally or internationally. Parking…read moreright out front. This is my preferred PO for packaging advice on unusual or fragile items that need to go overseas.

This post office is my most preferred in the area. The staff are exceptionally friendly and the…read moreservice is fast.

Green and majestic garden of the royal line! Breezy and peaceful here!…read more I can be here for a week as a retreat! They have a cafe, plenty of park scenes to take in, gardening green house and more! Lovely gardens and I couldn't get enough!

Beautiful, expansive park grounds, more like a collection of landscaped parks than pristinely…read moremanicured gardens. So many gardens and walks to visit, you can easily spend an entire afternoon exploring the paths or simply bring a book and blanket to enjoy the sun. Signage for all the paths and landmarks are clear and abundant. The Ornamental Lake is massive and offers a lovely stroll, the floating islands are pretty Don't miss Guilfoyle's Volcano at the south end of the Gardens, which is well-kept and tranquil.

Eazy access, good service. Very close to Knox Westfield and shops. Greate Facility, newly built.read more

Absolutely sign up for a guided tour to view this building. You start the tour at the museum next…read moredoor and then walk over to the Royal Exhibition Building. You get to walk in and take as many pics as you'd like. Then, you go down stairs into the basement. And then, on the way back you go up to the rooftop. The rooftop has great views of the city and surrounding areas. I took a ton of pics up there and we had a great time. After that, you'll walk back down to the 2nd floor and take more pics inside. I can't believe how much original stuff is still here. Great way to spend an hour.

Beautiful Heritage listed building that ins now over 140 years old. Great for photos. The…read moreMelbourne Museum is nearby, and there are many excellent cafes and restaurants just short walk away, Garry Image by Aspect Property Photography https://www.aspectpro.com.au/

We booked a tour for 3 people (2 kids, 1 adult) via our travel agency. The tour was very good…read more The van arrived on time at our hotel. We wanted a smaller tour, and there were only 6 other people in the van. The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. The ride out to the parks where the wildlife roamed was about an hour outside of Melbourne. We did see koalas, emus, wallabys and kangaroos (unfortunately, no echidnas). Lunch was passable. I wish there were better choices for my kids. It was also kind of light - just sandwiches and dessert. They did provide drinks, including water during the tour. The billy tea is nothing to rave about. The van dropped us back off at our hotel on time. Overall, very pleased. Seeing animals roaming rather than in a zoo or other enclosure is more exciting to us. We just wanted to also see an echidna!

If you want to understand the animals, land and people of Australia then go on these tours. I've…read morebeen out for a day, an evening and two weeks. They did a great corporate event and also customized personal tours. You won't regret it.

So I worked on this piece of writing recently whereby I interviewed a bunch of people from…read moreAbbotsford Convent about their ghost stories from the place. There are plenty. The main kind of repeated story (four people told me independently of a similar experience) is of a sudden rush of anxiety when climbing the eastern stair well in the main convent building. The anxiety builds to a kind of terror as the people enter the nuns quarters and has forced people to avoid this part of the building altogether. I can't say I experienced this myself, but there are certainly some spooky nooks and corridors in this complex. The convent conduct a walking tour of the place on weekends and though they won't highlight the 'haunted' spots, the place has such an amazing history (from Indigenous meeting place, through the convent and girls-home years, and into its existence today as a buzzing arts and social hub) that it's well worth the few dollars. Alternatively, you can pick up a brochure from the office and take yourself to the south eastern breezeway that cuts through the former laundries of the girls home. Stay after dark... I dare ya.

If you are in need of a weekend away but can't manage it then may I suggest a visit to Abbotsford…read moreConvent? The Convent feels world away from Melbourne despite its proximity to the CBD. There is something about the spacious grounds, historical buildings and range of eateries that promotes relaxation and escape. Maybe it's just after the battle to find a parking spot in nearby streets anything feels serene in comparison. When exploring the various buildings and grounds of the Convent you feel as though you are discovering something new. Whether it be a new favourite dish, a new piece of art in the gallery spaces or a new view of the Yarra. This space is very hospitable. It hosts markets, conferences, tours and you can also book various area's of the Convent for functions. On my last visit a wedding was underway and the happy couple appeared to be in love with the location, and hopefully each other. Grab a table at the Bakery or a spot on the lawn and write me a postcard!

Telstra Experience Center is very simular to the Telstra ICON store on bourke street. However not…read moremany people know about this one and I believe you get a better one on one expereince. You can try all Telstra products out and have a knowledgabel specialist there to help assit you with any needs.