East Melbourne Attractions

East Melbourne’s skyline is dominated by the internationally recognized and historically significant Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, and is also home to Victorian State Government and Parliament House. Fitzroy Gardens is a popular place to take your picnic rug with Captain Cook’s Cottage, The Fairies Tree and a host of gorgeous rotundas, fountains and gardens to explore. And for those that love their sport take a trip to the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground, or MCG as it is affectionately known; home to the famous AFL Grand Final, the 1956 Olympic Games and the 2006 Commonwealth Games.

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	National Sports Museum - East Melbourne A sporting moment happens once. Never to be repeated. A split second in time, captured forever. They live in the minds of the people: who competed, who were there, and who pass their stories from gene... more...

	Cooks' Cottage - East Melbourne Eight reasons why you must visit Cooks' Cottage: Discover Melbourne's rich history and how Cooks' Cottage came to be one of the city's great landmarks Walk in the footsteps of Captain Cook's family ... more...

	The Johnston Collection - East Melbourne The Johnston Collection incorporates The Johnston Collection House Museum, The Johnston Collection Gallery, Reference Library and Shop. The Johnston Collection House Museum Fairhall has a superb col... more...

	Fire Services Museum of Victoria - East Melbourne The Fire Services Museum was formed in 1972 by a small group of people with the aim of preserving Fire Brigade memorabilia for later generations to look back on. The Museum was a nomad society for so... more...

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