Whether you’re looking for a nice day out, or simply looking to get from one side of the bay to the other, leave the stress of driving in Melbourne’s heavy traffic behind with a trip on St Kilda Ferry.

On 2^nd February 2019, Melbourne was bewildered by the unveiling of The Wonderful Two, which offers a symbol of hope and education that future generations can do better.

St. Kilda is known as the suburb to visit for shopping, cafes, and its famous row of old school cake shops. Come night time, this lively Melbourne suburb doesn’t close its doors and go to sleep. In fact, St. Kilda is one of the most popular places to visit to experience Melbourne nightlife in all its glory.

Tucked in between Fitzroy and Barkly streets in one of Melbourne’s most vibrant streets of St. Kilda, you will find the colourful and bustling Acland Street. Acland Street has made a name for itself through decades of hosting some of the city’s best restaurants, unique locals, and buzzing nightlife.

On Sunday the 17th of March , Australia will see thousands of people of Irish decent, or simply those who fancy themselves Irish at heart, celebrate Ireland’s national day and the traditional feast day of the country’s patron saint.

Your favourite band in The Gershwin Room, pre-gig beers in the Star Wars bar, stumbling in from the seaside… everyone has a story to tell about The Espy.

For both Melbourne locals and eager tourists looking for things to do in St. Kilda, a sit-down brunch of vibrant food and tasteful ambiance is hard to beat. While St. Kilda is teeming with restaurants and cafes of Instagram worthy cuisine, it can be hard to pick one that will suit the vibe of your group and offer the magic combo of good service and quality food.

St Kilda’s Palais Theatre is Australia’s No. 1 Theatre Concert Venue and one of the top ranked live entertainment venues in the world.

St Kilda is full of cultural delights. With performance through the theatres year-round you will be able to find a show that you will absolutely love.