Port Melbourne
Port Melbourne is an inner-city suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3 km (2 mi) south-west of the Melbourne central business district, located within the Cities of Melbourne and Port Phillip local government areas.
Port Melbourne recorded a population of 17,633 at the 2021 census.
Getting to Port Melbourne
Tram route 1 terminates at South Melbourne beach, while tram routes 12, 58, 72 and 96 also go through the inner south. The 109 terminates near the Port of Melbourne. If you're travelling to the inner south by car, West Gate Freeway (M1) links the district with the rest of the city. If you're heading east along the freeway, use exits W5 or W2, while if you're heading west, use exits W3 or W5.
- 01Anzac Station
Worth seeing
- 01Albert Park and Lake
- 02Montague Street Bridge
One of Melbourne's lowest bridges at only 3.0 metres, leading to the result of constant crashes on the bridge and became the site of urban Melbourne legend.
- 03Princes Pier
A small waterfront pier with many old wooden structures.
- 04Station Pier
6 Waterfront Pl, Port Melbourne (opposite terminus of the 109).
- 05Lagoon Pier
- 06Kerferd Road Pier
Things to do
Formula One and other motor racing is held in the streets surrounding Albert Park. The circuit is near both Middle Park stops on the 96 tram. The next F1 / Grand Prix is 2-4 April 2027. The track is 5.278 km long so cars make 58 laps to total 306 km.
Where to eat
- 01Andrew's Hamburgers
144 Bridport Street, Albert Park,.
- 02Brumby's Albert Park
113 Dundas Pl, Albert Park,.
- 03Charm Thai Restaurant
173 Victoria Ave, Albert Park,.
- 04Foti and Friends
59 Cardigan Pl,.
- 05Misuzu's
Upper mid-range to splurge Japanese food.
Getting around Port Melbourne the local way
- Go nextMelbourne is fairly centrally located on the coast of Victoria, and there are many natural and man-made attractions that make for a nice day trip.
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