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Bach Lane studio apartment, on the park in Fitzroy
Located in Bach Lane, Fitzroy, atop the Carlton Gardens and close to Brunswick St and the city-centre, this studio offers easy foot and tram access to many cafes, restaurants, shops and major events. The stylish fit-out with modern bathroom and AC offers a tranquil space whilst also keeping you close to local attractions including the Museum, parks, roof-top bars and Gertrude/Smith St shops. Access is via a private garage entrance off the quiet lane. Free street parking is available on request.

Architect designed Fitzroy Stable | calm & private
This converted stable has been artfully transformed into a charming two-level hideaway. Brimming with bespoke details, vintage lighting, local art, and layers of personality, it’s a true gem. Just a few minutes on foot to buzzing Gertrude st, Smith st and Brunswick Streets—home to Melbourne’s best bars, food, and culture. Rose st market is a short walk as are the MCG, Exhibition gardens and Tennis centre. On the cusp of the CBD this location fuses history, style, with unbeatable convenience.

2BR Architecturally Designed Warehouse Conversion
An architecturally designed warehouse conversion located in the vibrant neighbourhood of Fitzroy. This thoughtfully designed space features designer furniture pieces and curated artwork. Located next to the iconic Fitzroy Swimming Pool. With two private bedrooms and two terraces, this apartment offers ample space for relaxation and enjoyment. The spacious bathroom boasts a luxurious free-standing bathtub, perfect for unwinding. The modern kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need.

Evergreen Art Deco Gem | Gardens, MCG, & City Walk
Tree canopy. Oak floors. Art Deco bones. Old finds. New comforts. Curated for this space. As seen in Apartment Therapy. Wake up to green. Step into it. Fitzroy Gardens fifty metres. Feeling Italian? The restaurant's on the corner. Gertrude St for brunch. Smith St for dinner. Tree-lined, character-filled streets. The suburb everyone wants to live in — and you're staying here. MCG in five. Tennis in ten. City through the gardens, fifteen minutes on foot. Old Melbourne. Done beautifully.

Beautifully curated 2 bedroom home
This 100 year old workers cottage is all about bespoke interiors The walls and shelves filled with gorgeous art work, the home has specially sourced vintage pieces scattered everywhere, the beds are filled with luxurious linens and the lounge has a 3 seater couch you may never want to get up from. Centrally located, across the road from the South Melbourne Markets, walking distance to the Albert Park Lake and a quick tram trip to the CBD. Please note- no TV, so bring devices if needed.

CBD Sanctuary, Breathtaking Harbour View
A tranquil space to call home while you're in Melbourne, your own 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment (64sqm Internal + 6sqm Balcony). Designed with sanctuary in mind simple modern and minimalistic. Enjoy the amazing views of the city skyline. This is a family friendly space. Located next to Southern cross station and the sky bus terminal. Situated in the free tram zone - everything Melbourne has to offer is at your finger tips - close to cheap eats, classy restaurants and hip cafe's.

1 bedroom Apt CBD Melbourne near Queen Vic Market
Set in a modern high rise apartment building in Spencer St, this 1 bedroom apartment is the perfect home away from home, with an open plan living space, bedroom, bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and European laundry. You will also have access to the communal rooftop BBQ area. With Queen Vic Market and Southern Cross Station within walking distance and located 100 metres from the free tram zone, this apartment is the perfect base to explore all that Melbourne has to offer.

No.63 on Brunswick St Fitzroy
No.63 is a newly refurbished Shophouse on Brunswick St, FITZROY The city is on your doorstep. Steps away from Gertrude St, a 10 minute walk from Smith St and a 15 minute walk to the MCG. Located above a design studio the space is curated for an exceptional stay. A modern take on heritage interiors. The large living & dining has a kitchen with cooking facilities. Large comfortable bedrooms face towards the rear of the property A courtyard has dining furniture

7m ceiling 1888 Heritage warehouse loft Middle CBD
A rare 1888 heritage historically protected warehouse featured on the news. Completely renovated in 2019 and converted into a New York styled loft with 7 metre ceilings right in the middle of Melbourne. Situated right in the heart of Melbourne next to the famed Hardware Lane, full of cafes, restaurants and bars, not to mention just steps away from Bourke Street Mall and Melbourne Central station, I doubt you can find a better location anywhere.

Central City Warehouse Apartment
Stay in a stunning, light-filled warehouse blending industrial charm with Mid-Century Modern style. Located in the CBD’s iconic Rankins Lane—home to hidden gems and creative businesses—you're steps from Melbourne’s best dining, shopping, and culture. Walk easily to Southbank, Docklands, Carlton, and Fitzroy for the ultimate city experience. Note: Parties, events, and gatherings are strictly prohibited.

Light filled Studio on Smith St. with city views.
Our large light filled studio apartment is on Smith Street. Sitting on the border of Fitzroy and Collingwood. The neighbourhood is full of art galleries, great food, vintage homewares, fashion, music venues and of course Melbourne’s coolest pubs and bars. We are in Melbourne’s oldest Suburb with something for everyone. Stay with us and the experience the best of the Melbourne's inner north.

Beautiful Fitzroy Getaway
I have a beautiful Edwardian house located in vibrant Fitzroy at the top of Napier Street a short 1 minute walk to iconic Gertrude Street. Located between Brunswick and Smith Street, everything you need to enjoy a fabulous stay in Melbourne is right on your doorstep, great cafés, galleries, bars, live music, boutiques, restaurants, book shops as well as outstanding shopping options.
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When is the best time to visit Melbourne?
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| Avg. price | £82 | £75 | £85 | £73 | £69 | £70 | £75 | £73 | £74 | £79 | £82 | £95 |
| Avg. temp | 21°C | 21°C | 19°C | 16°C | 14°C | 11°C | 11°C | 12°C | 13°C | 15°C | 17°C | 19°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Melbourne?
Neighborhoods like Fitzroy, Carlton, and Southbank are frequently suggested for their vibrant dining scenes, cultural venues, and easy access to parks. St Kilda is known for its relaxed beach atmosphere, while the Central Business District places you close to galleries, markets, and major attractions.
What are the best things to do in Melbourne with kids?
Families can explore Melbourne Zoo, interactive galleries at Scienceworks, and the playful spaces of the Royal Botanic Gardens. St Kilda Beach's foreshore playgrounds and Luna Park are also frequently suggested for a fun day out.
What are some of the best things to do in Melbourne?
Explore art and culture at the National Gallery of Victoria, browse local produce at Queen Victoria Market, or wander the laneways known for street art and coffee shops. Nearby, the Royal Botanic Gardens and Federation Square offer green space and interactive experiences.
How is the weather in Melbourne?
Melbourne experiences changeable weather with warm summers around 60–79°F (16–26°C) and cool winters near 45–59°F (7–15°C). It is a good idea to bring layers and a rain jacket, as rain can fall in any season.
What are the best places to visit in Melbourne?
Queen Victoria Market, the National Gallery of Victoria, and the Royal Botanic Gardens are frequently suggested destinations. Federation Square and St Kilda Beach also attract visitors for their unique atmosphere and entertainment options.
What are some hiking trails in Melbourne?
Explore shaded trails in the Dandenong Ranges, stroll through the Yarra Bend Park, or follow coastal paths around Brighton and St Kilda. Urban parks such as Royal Park and Westerfolds Park feature easy walking tracks and native wildlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Melbourne?
Families can discover animals at Melbourne Zoo, enjoy science exhibits at Scienceworks, or ride the historic trams. Open green spaces like the Royal Botanic Gardens provide areas for picnics and gentle walks.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Melbourne?
Many explore the Yarra Valley for wineries, the Dandenong Ranges for tranquil forests, or Phillip Island for wildlife viewing. The Great Ocean Road region is also frequently suggested for scenic coastal landscapes and unique rock formations.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Melbourne?
Pet-friendly stays can be found in neighborhoods such as Fitzroy, St Kilda, and South Yarra. Many local parks and walking tracks make it simple to explore the city with your companion animal.
What are some local tips for visiting Melbourne?
Pack layers for sudden weather shifts and try using the free city trams in the Central Business District. Melbourne's laneways reward exploration, with street art, independent shops, and cafes hidden throughout the city.
What is Melbourne known for?
Melbourne is known for its multicultural food scene, vibrant street art, and dedication to coffee culture. The city has a reputation for sporting events, live music, and creative festivals throughout the year.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Melbourne?
Discover laneway cafes tucked behind colorful street art, browse local designer markets, or relax in the Royal Botanic Gardens' less-traveled corners. Abbotsford Convent and the Collingwood Children's Farm are also often recommended for their community events and gardens.
What are the best foods to try in Melbourne?
Melbourne has a diverse dining scene—try classics like flat white coffee and meat pies, along with dumplings in Chinatown and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. The city's bakeries and gelato shops are popular for a sweet treat.
What should I bring for a trip to Melbourne?
Bring clothing you can layer, as Melbourne's weather can change quickly. A rain jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and sun protection are helpful, especially if you plan to explore the city's outdoor parks or nearby coastal areas.
What is the nightlife in Melbourne like?
Melbourne has a dynamic nightlife, with live music venues, rooftop bars, and eclectic clubs in neighborhoods like Fitzroy and the Central Business District. Discover comedy shows, hidden cocktail lounges, and late-night dining options across the city.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Melbourne?
Melbourne has major happenings like the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in autumn, the Australian Open tennis tournament in summer, and cultural celebrations such as Moomba in early autumn. Arts, film, and food festivals are frequently suggested throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Melbourne?
Family-friendly stays are available in areas like Southbank, Carlton, and St Kilda, many with parks or playgrounds nearby. Search for homes with multiple bedrooms or outdoor space to suit your group's needs.
When is the best time to visit Melbourne?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for mild weather and city festivals. Summer brings warmer days and lively outdoor events, while winter is quieter with indoor cultural experiences.
All about Melbourne
Sitting on Port Phillip Bay in Australia, with sweeping beaches on its doorstep, Victoria’s capital boasts a diverse cultural heritage that’s reflected in its myriad food hubs. You can grab an Italian meal in Carlton, or tuck into pho from more than a mile of Vietnamese eateries in Richmond. In the city centre, Lonsdale Street is home to an array of Greek restaurants, while Chinatown is known for its dumpling houses and karaoke bars. Some of the best fine dining and innovative restaurants in the country sit alongside beloved coffee spots in Fitzroy and St Kilda.
Melbourne is also great for retail therapy. You’ll find high-end fashion brands in South Yarra’s Chapel Street, independent boutiques in Fitzroy’s Brunswick Street, and fresh produce and souvenirs at the famous Queen Victoria Market — the biggest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere. Camberwell Market is the place to go for vintage and secondhand treasures, and you’ll find one-of-a-kind handmade artisan pieces at the Rose Street Artists’ Market.
Regarded as Australia’s cultural and sporting capital, Melbourne is home to a host of international festivals and world-class events, including a huge tennis competition and a show-stopping auto race through Albert Park. Art lovers can explore contemporary works at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in Southbank and the Heide Museum of Modern Art in Bulleen, home to fascinating works of art and architecture, in a metropolis where creative expression easily moves from gallery and museum walls to the city streets.
What are the top things to do in Melbourne?
Queen Victoria Market
This much-loved Melbourne institution is a lively spot to explore. Locals come to buy fresh produce, fish, and artisanal cheeses here from the rows upon rows of stalls. This is also the place to buy clothes and jewellery, souvenirs, homewares, and electrical goods, with a book fair on weekends. There are cafes to grab a coffee and a snack; in summer, you can browse the Wednesday night market and try street food from dozens of world cuisines.
Street Art
Melbourne is regarded as one of the street art capitals of the world, and the city has designated areas where artists can legally showcase their skills. The scene mostly centres on Melbourne’s famous laneways, with eye-catching pieces in Hosier Lane, AC/DC Lane, and Centre Place, where you’ll find changing and topical work by big names and budding artists alike.
Royal Botanic Gardens
One of Australia’s finest inner-city parks, the Royal Botanic Gardens features expansive lawns, ancient trees, and serene lakes dotted with ducks and swans. The 99-acre park has more than 50,000 plants and is a haven for native wildlife, including turtles, possums, and swamp wallabies. The award-winning Aboriginal Heritage Walk provides an insight into the local Kulin Nation’s traditional medicinal uses for the native plants in the gardens.
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6,370 properties feature pools

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8,450 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wifi availability
19,220 of Melbourne holiday rentals include wifi access

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Guests love Self check-in, Gym and BBQ grill across Melbourne rentals

4.7 Average rating
Melbourne stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

Nearby attractions
Melbourne’s top spots include Crown Melbourne, Queen Victoria Market and Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
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