Albert Park Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Albert Park

Bring your wanderlust as well as that beaten-up suitcase. It's time to see what Albert Park has to offer! A fabulous Melbourne 'hood, it's a fantastic place to experience another side of the Victoria capital. If you enjoy meeting the locals while on the road, Melbourne is full of potential new BFFs. Around 4,200,000 people call this city home. To get to Albert Park from Tullamarine Airport, hail a taxi and travel southeast for 20 kilometres. From the centre of Melbourne, it's 3 kilometres to the south.

A lot of this city's attractions are located near Albert Park, and the Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex and Federation Square are two of the most impressive. After taking a look at those, you'll want to continue onwards to St. Kilda Beach and Luna Park. While you're here, consider stopping by a few other neighbourhoods to appreciate more of what Melbourne offers. Port Phillip and Middle Park are great suggestions that are nearby.

Getting cabin fever in Albert Park? Get out and discover the University of Melbourne and the RMIT University, two fabulous highlights in the centre of Melbourne. You can't go back to your hotel room without having a look around the Melbourne Zoo and Melbourne Aquarium as well.

Need a break from the kids? Organise a babysitter and go to the Carlton and United Breweries, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne Seaplanes and Young & Jackson's.

Want to experience the local culture? Head to the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, the Primrose Potter Australian Ballet Centre, the Über Gallery and the Uplands Gallery.

Regional art galleries such as the National Gallery of Victoria, the Ian Potter Museum of Art, the Linden Arts Centre & Gallery and the Johnston Collection show off the creative side of the region. Why not check if there's an opening on and discover some of the wonderful works?

From interactive displays to awe-inspiring objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep everyone occupied. If you get caught off guard by a rainy day, why not make your way over to the Melbourne Museum, the Immigration Museum, the National Sports Museum and the Jewish Museum of Australia?

There's nothing quite like that feeling of anticipation when a live performance is due to get under way. Take your seat and wait for the curtains to rise at the Forum Theatre, the Regent Theatre, the Sun Theatre and the Princess Theatre.

Children can’t spend all day confined to a hotel room. Give them what they want and go to one of the area's action-packed attractions. They can choose from St. Kilda Sea Baths, Melbourne City Baths, the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel and Westgate Park.

Eureka Skydeck 88, Jawbone Marine Sanctuary and Fitzroy Aboriginal Heritage Walking Trail are ideal places for nature lovers to get out into the fresh air.

Elwood Beach, South Melbourne Beach and Middle Park Beach are magnificent places to visit on a bright day. Stand with your feet in the water and see if you can spot fish in the swell.

Get your legs moving at the Royal Botanic Gardens, the St. Kilda Botanical Gardens and the Williamstown Botanic Gardens. A trek through any of these green reserves is guaranteed to reinvigorate your senses.

Whether you're in the mood to relax with a good novel in hand or play a game of Frisbee with your friends, the nearby urban parks are lovely places to be. Your options include Royal Park, Carlton Gardens, Fitzroy Gardens and Flagstaff Gardens.

A trip away is the perfect opportunity to do some window shopping and grab a souvenir or two. Make sure you drop into Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne Central, Bourke Street Mall and Jam Factory!

Old Melbourne Gaol, the Royal Exhibition Building, the Victoria University of Technology and Como House can give you a glimpse into the past.

Local sacred sites, such as St Patrick's Cathedral, St Paul's Cathedral, Shrine of Remembrance and Abbotsford Convent, give you the chance to ponder life's big questions in a beautiful setting.

Few things are as thrilling as heading along to a live sports match. How about seeing the Carlton Football Club, the Essendon Football Club or the North Melbourne Football Club at their home ground of Etihad Stadium?

Hotels in Albert Park

Who said that good service had to cost an arm and a leg? You'll get a peaceful night's sleep at a nice price at the Habitat HQ - Hostel and the Urban Central Accommodation - Hostel. Or perhaps you'd rather live it up like royalty at the Cityviews 3 Bedroom? The D'One Luxury Apartments is yet another popular option for those who can't say no to life's finer things.

No journey to Albert Park is complete without stopping by the Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex. The ABC Accommodation - Flinders and the Anchor on Collins are both recommended options.