Where to Stay in Melbourne

Melbourne's inner-north cultural hub, Fitzroy and Collingwood are a dynamic duo: ahead of the curve, on the go and unfazed by change. These twin neighborhoods offer an eclectic mix of art galleries, live music venues, and vibrant street art. Brunswick, Gertrude and Smith Streets are lively with world-class bars, legendary restaurants, organic bakeries and inspiring designer boutiques. The area has a strong sense of community with a fascinating history in old bluestone buildings and laneways. Perfect for those who love share plates, natural wines, sourdough, sustainability and small-batch spirits.

Melbourne's iconic beachside neighborhood with a bohemian heart, St Kilda offers a unique blend of beach living with urban flair. Home to Luna Park amusement park, the historic Palais Theatre, and a famous palm-lined boardwalk, it was once a red-light district and punk-rocker hub. Today it boasts the highest number of restaurants in Melbourne along Acland Street, excellent dining options, and a vibrant Sunday arts-and-crafts market on the Esplanade. Watch the sunset from the pier where you might spot little penguins at the breakwater.

The heart of Melbourne featuring the famous laneways covered in street art, world-class restaurants, and hidden bars. The CBD is a fine example of how Australia can nail artistic cities while maintaining its own identity. Home to Federation Square, Queen Victoria Market, Flinders Street Station, and the State Library. The grid layout makes navigation easy, and the free tram zone covers all major attractions. Experience high-rise living with easy access to everything Melbourne has to offer, from shopping on Bourke Street Mall to dining on Flinders Lane.

An up-and-coming area east of the CBD that combines diverse dining options with a local feel. Home to "Little Saigon" - Melbourne's Vietnamese enclave along Victoria Street offering authentic pho and bánh mì. The neighborhood has undergone significant redevelopment and is now one of the most popular and sought-after areas in the city. Close to the MCG for sports fans, with great cafes, independent shops, and a more residential atmosphere. Perfect for those who want to feel like a local while being close to the action.