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Melbourne
73 places for vegan food, culture and time well spent.
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- All places
- 73
- Vegan food
- 6
- Museums
- 15
- Attractions
- 16
- Beaches
- 36
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Every place in the Melbourne map
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CATEGORY GUIDE
Popular restaurants in Melbourne
Browse popular restaurants and cafés in Melbourne, with vegan suitability shown on each listing.
Fully vegan
Union Kiosk
See venueVisit Union Kiosk in Melbourne to explore the menu at this fully vegan venue. Check the current menu before you go.
Fully vegan
Smith & Deli
See venueVisit Smith & Deli in Melbourne to explore the menu at this fully vegan venue. Check the current menu before you go.
Fully vegan
Red Sparrow Pizza & Rooftop Bar
See venueVisit Red Sparrow Pizza & Rooftop Bar in Melbourne to explore the menu at this fully vegan venue. Check the current menu before you go.
Fully vegan
Smith & Daughters
See venueVisit Smith & Daughters in Melbourne to explore the menu at this fully vegan venue. Check the current menu before you go.
Fully vegan
Gong De Lin
See venueVisit Gong De Lin in Melbourne to explore the menu at this fully vegan venue. Check the current menu before you go.
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Popular museums in Melbourne
Compare the museums in the current Melbourne catalogue before you place them on the map.
Museum
ACMI
See official websiteExplore ACMI: National museum of screen culture.
Museum
Chinese Museum
See official websiteExplore Chinese Museum: Museum of Chinese-Australian history and culture.
Museum
Grainger Museum
See official websiteExplore Grainger Museum: University of Melbourne museum of Percy Grainger's life and collections.
Museum
Hellenic Museum
See official websiteExplore Hellenic Museum: Museum of Greek art, history and culture.
Museum
Immigration Museum
See official websiteExplore Immigration Museum: Museum of migration and multicultural histories.
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Popular things to do in Melbourne
Explore landmarks, parks, cultural venues and local experiences across Melbourne.
Sightseeing
Block Arcade
Free to enterVisit Block Arcade: Elaborate 1890s shopping arcade, a classic example of Melbourne’s gold-rush-era commercial architecture.
Sightseeing
Carlton Gardens
Free gardens accessVisit Carlton Gardens: UNESCO-listed 19th-century garden landscape surrounding the Royal Exhibition Building.
Local experience
Chinatown Melbourne
Free to exploreExperience Chinatown Melbourne: One of the oldest continuous Chinatowns outside Asia, centred on a dense historic lane-and-arcade precinct.
Sightseeing
Eureka Skydeck
Paid admissionVisit Eureka Skydeck: High-rise public viewing deck with a broad panorama of the Yarra, CBD and bay.
Sightseeing
Federation Square
Free public square accessVisit Federation Square: Melbourne’s landmark civic square, created for Federation celebrations and now a major public-cultural gathering place.
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Popular beaches in and near Melbourne
See the urban, river, lake and practical near-city beaches that fit a Melbourne trip.
City beach
Black Rock Beach
Explore Black Rock Beach: Bay beach in Bayside. Check the official source before you go for current swimming conditions, access, and seasonal safety information.
City beach
Brighton Beach
Explore Brighton Beach: Bay beach in Bayside. Check the official source before you go for current swimming conditions, access, and seasonal safety information.
City beach
Dendy Street Beach
Explore Dendy Street Beach: Bay beach in Bayside. Check the official source before you go for current swimming conditions, access, and seasonal safety information.
City beach
Elwood Beach
Explore Elwood Beach: Bay beach in Port Phillip. Check the official source before you go for current swimming conditions, access, and seasonal safety information.
City beach
Half Moon Bay Beach
Explore Half Moon Bay Beach: Sandy cove beach in Bayside. Check the official source before you go for current swimming conditions, access, and seasonal safety information.