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Definitely has something for everyone
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None I noticed
In a nutshell
You can be a saint or a sinner in Saint Kilda (esp' when shopping)
allikat Says: St. Kilda is famous for its arts and crafts market, held along the beachside Esplanade each Sunday. The market has been going since 1970 ands is something of an institution, with around 200 stalls offering original art, jewellery, glass, pottery, wood and more. Often, the...
hassan_abu Says: walking is the best way to get around St Kilda
allikat Says: I think if I lived in St. Kilda, I'd spend my cold-weather days here. The Sea Baths seemed to have so much on offer, probably a far cry to what was there in the 1850s. A large heated indoor sea-water swimming pool, hydrotherapy spa, steam room, a gym overlooking Port Phillip...
allikat Says: On the beach by the pier you will see what appears to be the remnants of a shipwreck stranded upon the sands. This is actually a sculpture, the Lady of St. Kilda (named for the yacht that gave the area its name). At the moment, the sculpture of wood and steel is only a...
allikat Says: I'm not a lover of fairgrounds and amusement parks, but couldn't resist a quick look around historic Luna Park. Opened in 1912, the park contains all the traditional favourites - a ferris wheel, ghost train, carousel and a wooden rollercoaster as well as more recent stomach...
allikat Says: Built during the 1850's the St. Kilda pier is a fairly busy place - people walking along it, roller skating on it, fishing from it, boats coming and going. A walk along the pier rewards you with a great view of Melbournes city skyline in the distance. I so wish I had known...
lesaandbill Says: If you enjoy biking, running or rollerblading...this is a great spot.There's a biking trail 100K, which travels along the beach of the entire Port Phillips Bay.They have separate paths for biking/rollerblading and pedestrians so it makes it easy to get around. St Kilda is...
1 Review and 56 Opinions This hotel is a classy place in the middle of a funky area close to the beach. This a great place to...
hassan_abu Says: Its difficult to find Halal food in St Kilda. The only one we found was Nandos.
Galleon Coffee Lounge: St Kilda: Cafe Culture Pt 1
Intrepidduck Says: It was a balmy Friday night late in 1987 and with a friend of mine we were down in St Kilda. We wandered into an odd place in a side street by accident - it turned out to be the place to be!Over the years which followed I have been back to this place many times over, but it...
percy961 Says: Run of the mill Italian cafe
percy961 Says: A great place for a cheap beer , a snack and to people watch.
Stokehouse: Great Place to Chill Along the Beach
lesaandbill Says: This is one of the best restaurants in Melbourne. It's a great place to chill and enjoy the local food...and the views of the beach. It's inexpensive, laid back...and completely Aussie.If you're looking for a local experience...with alot of character...this is a good spot to...
Donovans: Upscale on the Beach
lesaandbill Says: This place is a perfect place to chill for a lunch or dinner...It's right along the beach...and a place to hang out on the patio. and there's a fire if it's cold outside.The food and wine is some of the best in Melbourne. If you only have a few nights in Melbourne...this...
Tullamarine International Airport (MEL)
ATXtraveler Says: St. Kilda is a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. If I could only count how many times Sarah and I were in and out of this airport of the course of two years! Thanks to business and pleasure travel, I can honestly say I know this airport like the back of my hand....
lesaandbill Says: Tram #96 gets you to Acland, the shopping trendy areaand #79 gets you to Luna Park and the Beaches
Chronicles Bookshop: Another Gr8 Bookshop
aussiedoug Says: Well I like most bookshops including those of the big chainstores which here in Australia (at least on the east coast) are Dymocks & Angus and Robertsons, however I really enjoy in discovering bookshops like these owned by independent owners & offer a really interesting...
First Cut Clothing: Good fashion, good value
GeminiKerry Says: Good value, good fashion items. Tops, skirts, pants & accompanying accessories.I found doing a search that they have a shop in Bridge Road, Richmond and they advertise their merchandise as:"Contemporary ladies fashions Sizes 8 - 20. Latest trends at affordable prices."I have...
lesaandbill Says: As an American..it's very hard not to tip...but it is the custom here in australia....unless you're at a very nice restaurant...than..you can choose to leave 10%. The waitstaff get paid higher, unlike in the states where they get paid min wage and rely on tips for $$...They...
aussiedoug Says: My apologies to the song I pinched this section of the lyrics from above. lol! But, when you see the pic to go with this tip you immediately understand why.When I saw these pooches all dressed in their finery for their Sunday morning walk with their mistress who was, I dare...
St Kilda: A Bit of Everything Pt 1
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It's a place similar to Chipolte in the States...and it's in a great place to hang out in St Kilda. Go and grab a big, crazy burrito and a beer and sit along...
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Place On the Bay With Everything
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The fashionable Melbourne suburb of St. Kilda is linked by its name to Scotlands most remote group of Hebridean islands. An abandoned archipelago that rarely features on British maps (it being so far...
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My first ever visit to St Kilda was a trip to Luna Park as a small child. I braved the Scenic Railway terrified but felt that little bit grown up. That was in the 1970s and it wasn't until the late......
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Virtual Tourist Meeting Melbourne!
Well, without knowing too many people in the Melbourne area, Sarah and I decided to invite all the Melbourne VTers out for dinner! Ray_D assisted us tremendously by finding a place and inviting some...
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St. Kilda is just a few kilometers from Melbourne's CBD. It is the closest beach area to Melbourne (Port Philip Bay) and is nice to visit, if you can't get out farther to some of the main coastal......
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