Attraction Tickets in Melbourne

Get organized for your Great Ocean Road trip ahead of time by pre-booking tickets for Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, the perfect introduction to the history and heritage of the infamous Shipwreck Coast. Arrive by 11:30am for a guided tour of the village and its precious shipwreck relics or explore this recreation of an 1870s coastal port independently.

Experience a trio of top Phillip Island attractions and save with this flexible 3-park pass. See furry koalas and wallabies up-close in their native habitat at the Koala Conservation Centre, and watch sheep-shearing and herding demonstrations at the historic Churchill Island Heritage Farm. For an enchanted evening experience, watch tiny fairy penguins emerge from the ocean and waddle across the beach to their burrows during the world-famous Penguin Parade. Visit all three in one day, or spread out the fun over a 6-month period.

The Explorer is the most convenient way to navigate Cranbourne's 15 hectare Australia Garden as part of the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne. The perfect snapshot experience whether you are visiting the Gardens for a full day excursion or looking to break the journey on route to Phillip Island. Departing from the main visitor centre this informative and engaging experience explores all the major highlights of one of Victoria's best kept secrets.Discover the iconic Australian landscape on this 25-minute, open-air bus tour led by one of our expert guides.  From the Red Sand Garden, journey along the east coast of Australia around the river bend before winding back through the Peppermint Garden, taking in the wonders and beauty of the native bush.

This fascinating tour will introduce you to the ancestral lands of the Koolin nation and teach you about Aboriginal traditions. You won't have to worry about getting lost, as an Aboriginal guide will accompany you around Melbourne's Royal Botanic Garden. Enjoy learning about indigenous plants and trees, and their uses for food and medicine. It'll be a fascinating cultural experience as you'll be part of a traditional smoking ceremony, and also get to sample lemon myrtle tea.

Venture through Melbourne's Royal Botanic Garden with ease on this Garden Explorer tour. This efficient small-group tour takes you through the impressive gardens on an eco-friendly bus. Over the course of just 30 minutes, you'll see highlights like the Rose Pavilion, Guilfoyle's Volcano, Southern China Collection, and more. Hop off at Ornamental Lake for tea or a walk before your return to Oak Lawn.

No trip to Melbourne is complete without a visit to the Shrine of Remembrance. This 75-minute guided tour takes you through the Sanctuary, Galleries, Balcony, and gardens of this sacred war memorial. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the design of the building and the lives of those it commemorates.

Purchase a ticket to the Koala Conservation Centre on Phillip Island for a day filled with family-friendly fun. Stroll down the treetop boardwalks and get great views of the koalas then head out into the center's bushlands to see other animals such as echidnas, wallabies, and birds that are native to Australia. Upgrade your ticket to include entry to Antarctic Journey, Penguin Parade General Viewing, and Churchill Island Heritage Farm.

Take a spin around the Melbourne Star for breathtaking views of Melbourne and surrounds. From a height of almost 400 feet (120 meters), gaze down on urban landmarks as you circle the observation wheel in a comfortable passenger pod. By day, look for Port Phillip Bay and the Dandenong Ranges in the distance. Ride at night to enjoy sparkling city lights and the dazzling effect of millions of LED bulbs on the wheel itself. Upgrade to an encore package to experience both!

Soak up a spectacular aerial view of Melbourne with a visit to Eureka Skydeck 88 - the highest viewing platform in the Southern Hemisphere. Admire the watery expanse of Port Phillip Bay and the rolling Dandenong Ranges in the distance. Even the other skyscrapers of Melbourne's business district will seem miniature from this incredible vantage point. Thrill-seekers can upgrade to experience 'The Edge' - a moving, glass-bottomed cube that lets you hover over the city streets 88 floors below.

When the Old Melbourne Gaol was built in the mid-1800s, it dominated the Melbourne skyline as a symbol of authority. Inside the Gaol, dangerous criminals were held alongside petty offenders, the homeless and the mentally ill.Between 1842 and its closure in 1929 the gaol was the scene of 133 hangings including Australia's most infamous citizen, the bushranger Ned Kelly. Today you can visit the Old Melbourne Gaol to find out what life was like for the men and women who lived and died here all those years ago.