Not many people have traveled around the world, but those who have often state that Melbourne, Australia, is the nicest place they have ever been. Since it’s always wise to trust those with more experience, it’s recommended that you visit Melbourne, Australia. Once you have a Melbourne accommodation in place, it’s time to take a look at the top attractions.

Eureka Skydeck 88
This sphere-like structure stretches 88 stories into the Melbourne sky, allowing visitors to look out over skyscrapers, streets, parks and beyond. The best part about Eureka Skydeck 88 is that there are never lines. Once you enter the building, you can go straight up to the top and enjoy the views.

Cook’s Cottage
This structure was built in 1775 and is located in Fitzroy Gardens. It’s named after James Cook, the famous navigator. However, it’s still a mystery whether or not James Cook ever lived in the cottage. Historians agree that he at least visited, but they disagree on whether or not he called this cottage home. In addition to the cottage, you will also enjoy the flower gardens. The overall atmosphere is one of quaintness.

Melbourne Aquarium
This popular aquarium sits right at the edge of the Yarra River. It is home to many different species of fish. The sharks and penguins are the most popular attractions.

Queen Victoria Market
This is the largest open-air market in Australia as well as the entire Southern Hemisphere. Here you can find fresh produce, clothes, toys and more – all at bargain prices. If you visit, try to do so prior to10 a.m. Otherwise, you’re going to have to deal with large crowds.

Luna Park
If you’re traveling with family, then you’re going to need to have an amusement park in your itinerary. Luna Park fits the bill. This park has been around for a while so don’t expect extravagant rides and games. Despite the action rides, Luna Park is more about a laidback family atmosphere than the offering the coolest and fastest rides in the world. The top attractions in the park are Scenic Railway, Ghost Train and the Ferris wheel.