City Edge Motel Abbotsford

City East Motel

181 Langridge St, Abbotsford, Melbourne, Victoria, 3067, Australia

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Great Ocean Road Itinerary Suggestions?

by lovinoz

We are driving the Great Ocean Road this week and would love suggestions for off the beaten track things to do, places to eat, etc.

Wednesday night we're staying near Fed Square, Thursday morning we're driving to Apollo Bay and staying the night there, Friday night we're staying in Port Fairy and Saturday night we're staying in Port Campbell. We fly out from Melbourne on Sunday afternoon.

Thanks in advance for any advice and have a Happy New Year!! :)

Re: Great Ocean Road Itinerary Suggestions?

by pedroswift

Precis of our highlights of GOR... notes from travelogue on p's Victoria page: Port Campbell Dined at Waves – good. 7.5.
Coffee at Cheese World at Allansford then to Warrnambool (Golden Chain Anchor Belle Motel). Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum. Spent 2 hours walking around the Village Came back to complex to eat dinner at Pippies by the Bay 9/10 - excellent. Warrnambool {local area}Drove to Logans Beach Right Whale Viewing platform. Then back across Hopkind River to view point at Point Richie then to Proudfoot’s Boathouse up the river for coffee and florintine biscuit...thence Breakwater - walked about 400 metres out on same. Ate at Breakers Restaurant for dinner. Seafood – good. 8/10.
To Flagstaff Hill night light show “Shipwrecked”. Film to start then train ride down to lake for the 60 minute illustrated story of Loch Ard Disaster. Good.
Tower Hill Reserve - Lake in extinct volcano.. Visitor Centre affords an opportunity to learn about Indigenous Culture. Did about an hour walk. Port Fairey for coffee..safe driving...Happy New Year de p.

Re: Great Ocean Road Itinerary Suggestions?

by sirgaw

Seems a bit funny to stay Friday night at Port Fiary and then doubling back on roads you've already travelled on to stay at Port Campbell on Sat night. Will be a big days drive Apollo Bay - Port Fairy and leaves very little time to get to see anything. Also roads will be packed as this week is peak holiday season. The Cape Otway lighthouse is worth the 10 km each way off the GOR, but needs a couple of hours to take in all the exhibitions/viewing.

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Prince's Bridge - Separating North and Southbanks

by ATXtraveler

The city of Melbourne was built on the banks of the Yarra River, and there is a big distinction between the North and South banks of this river. The northbank holds the CBD, big business, financial firms, Australia's Wall Street, while the Southbank is home to the Crown Gaming Complex, the Victorian Arts Centre, and the Royal Botanical Gardens.

The main path that connects these two distinct regions is the Prince's Bridge, which also happens to be St. Kilda Blvd. The bridge stretches from Flinders Station and Federation Square south to the Victorian Arts Centre and the park system.

Enjoy a tram ride, or bring your bike out for a day around North and Southbank and make sure you view Prince's bridge from one of the banks. It has recently been restorated, and re-painted, which took 6 months or so. Luckily we have been here for 9 months now, so we could see it!

Car Parking

by l_joo

Car Parking is not much fun if I compare with Malaysia. You see in Melbourne, there were hardly any double parkings or triple parkings, no 'Shiok lah' (Malaysian language), but hey if you come to Malaysia, you can enjoy excessive double parkings, triple parkings or even quadruple parkings on highway, all main streets and backstreets, something so special and unique of cultural difference, I am beginning to question what went wrong, they said in tourism industry, one must not reveal ugliness, you must only build beautiful tips.

G'day mate!!! Probably the...

by wen_viaggio

G'day mate!!! Probably the most common greeting you'll hear there.

Oh. And never call a Koala a 'bear'. Despite it's similarities with those grizzlies, the Koala is not known as a bear. It is known as a marsupial(animals that carry their offspring in pouches eg.kangaroos). So if you want to call a Koala a 'bear', prepared to get sniggled at by the locals.

Tennis- Davis Cup !!

by grantravel

We went to the first day of the Davis Cup Semifinal on the 19 September 2003. It was quite a chilli day outside of Rod Laver Arena, but inside was a different story, the atmosphere was electric. I would love to come back here for the Australian Open one day. Some binoculars would be handy.

Hanging Rock

by didgeridorien

This is a hill in Woodend. It's got some strangely shaped rocks, hence the name. It's famous because of Joan Lindsay's novel, Picnic on Hanging Rock. Hanging Rock is sacred to the Wurrenjerrie Aboriginals. There are walking tracks up the hill and you may see some wildlife. If you go there on New Years Day or Australia Day, the Hanging Rock Picnic Race Meetings are on. This is a great day full of horce racing, gambling and the greatest ozzie picnic's.

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 City Edge Motel Abbotsford

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Address: 181 Langridge St, Abbotsford, Melbourne, Victoria, 3067, Australia

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