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    St Kilda, Melbourne (inner south)

Location: Beach, Bay, 5-10km from city centre, Near Melbourne Uni/RMIT/Shillington College

Vibe: let's eat, drink, talk, debate, protest and look cool

Rent: apartment rents are in the lower to mid range, house rental prices are higher

St Kilda has plenty to offer and is one of the coolest suburbs in Melbourne, with a popular bay beach. It's the place arty intelligent types, professionals, live music fans, students, backpackers, families, gays/lesbians, singles, and tourists like to hang out and live in. It's trendy in a gentrified alternative way, with a bit of edge and a bit of rough still left, aka hookers and junkies. The residents of St Kilda are passionate about their suburb and will fight for what they believe in. (More info below and to your left<<<)

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14. BRAIN FOOD FOR KIDS Print E-mail

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  POWERHOUSE MUSEUM

The Powerhouse Museum is a huge attraction for kids with all things scientific and hands on to grab their attention and keep it for hours. It always has plenty of exhibitions. This is a science, technology, art, pop culture, design and space travel museum.
500 Harris St, Ultimo
Ph: 902) 9217 0111

www.powerhousemuseum.com 

Click HERE to find out how to get to the museum
 


SYDNEY AQUARIUM

Not too far away from the museum is the Sydney Aquarium at Darling Harbour.
It's very popular and is open from 9:30am - 9pm every day.

www.sydneyaquarium.com.au/default.asp

 
 

AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM

6 College St, (opposite Hyde Park).
Open every day from 9:30am - 5pm, except December 25. Check out the latest exhibitions, holiday programs, kids programs and Indigenous programs. Entry fees apply but they are very reasonable. Click HERE for more details.
Phone: (02) 9320 6000
www.amonline.net.au/



AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM

2 Murray St, Darling Harbour.
Open every day from 9:30am - 5pm. There are exhibitions, there's a naval destroyer and a replica of Captain Cook's Endeavour. Entry is free.
Phone: (02) 9298 3777
www.anmm.gov.au


 

GETTING THERE

Powerhouse Museum - 500 Harris St Ultimo.

1 - Can be reached by walking from Town Hall train station - it'll take about 20minutes or from Central Station - about 15 minutes.

2 - Catch the 501 bus from the Queen Victoria Building in York St which is near the Town Hall Station. Ask to get off at the Powerhouse Museum.

3 - Or take the Monorail, get off at Haymarket Station and take the footbridge to the Powerhouse Museum. 

Click HERE to find out how to get to the museum


The Sydney Aquarium can be reached by:

1 - Walking from Town Hall train station via Market St to Darling Harbour. It'll take about 10 - 15 minutes

2 - Take the ferry to Darling Habour Wharf. Click here for FERRY times. You can buy an Aquarium pass which will cover entry to the Aquarium and the ferry trip. Click HERE for more information.

3 - Use the Monorail and get off at Darling Park Station. www.monorail.com.au


The Australian National Maritime Museum in Darling Harbour, can be reached by: train, tram or bus. Click HERE for more information.


The Australian Museum at 6 College St, Sydney can be reached by train, bus or walking. Click HERE for more information.


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