Melbourne Skydeck

#visitmelbourne The Melbourne Skydeck, perched atop the iconic Eureka Tower, offers visitors an unparalleled experience of soaring above the urban splendor of Melbourne, Australia. Rising 297 meters (975 feet) above the bustling city streets, this observation deck provides awe-inspiring panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. As you step into the Skydeck, you'll immediately be captivated by the breathtaking vistas that unfold before you. The floor-to-ceiling windows wrap around the deck, providing a 360-degree view that showcases Melbourne's dynamic skyline, stunning architecture, and natural beauty. On a clear day, you can see all the way to the distant mountain ranges, the shimmering waters of Port Phillip Bay, and the picturesque Yarra River snaking through the heart of the city. One of the Skydeck's most unique features is "The Edge," an exhilarating glass cube that extends from the building's edge, suspending visitors 88 floors above the ground. Stepping into The Edge is not for the faint of heart, as the glass walls and floor allow you to peer straight down, offering a spine-tingling experience that combines excitement and vertigo. As you stand in the cube, the sprawling cityscape unfolds beneath your feet, creating a sensation of floating above the vibrant metropolis.

#celebratewithtrip after the Melbourne central , there is also some streets which is something like their central business district area where you can see many people working and in work attire. below there’s also a quay and many restaurants and bars near the office towers. there is also crown casino and there are hotel nearby as well. walk further and you can visit the eureka sky deck but do take note that entrance fee applies for this activity. overall the streets are quite cool and filled with people during peak hours as they knock off from work. but there are also buskers around here. quite a nice place to just take a look and admire the views.

went to the Melbourne eureka sky deck yesterday and it had some of the most amazing views of the city. we had a lovely lunch in the sky decks cafe/ restaurant and nothing beats eating lunch with an incredible view. highly recommend going up the sky deck next time your in Melbourne definitely worth the money #travelling #eurekaskydeck

Ariel view

For the best view of the Melbourne city go to Eureka Skydeck88. In just 40 seconds, you can take the 88-story elevator, which is the fastest elevator in southern hemisphere. The Eureka rooftop is also the only viewing platform in the world that has the experience of accelerating the "cliffbox" of the heartbeat. After entering the glass box, it is 3 meters outside the building at a height of 285 meters. This is a very exciting experience. You can also take amazing photographs. The guide will help you to and lead you in every way to enjoy this exciting moment! It is recommended to come in the evening, the day and night has completely different vibe, so you can enjoy the starry night and city light's view from up here!

At Eureka 88, we stayed up from night till dusk. If you shuttle in the city and to see the old Melbourne style, then you can see the 297-meter-high Eureka 88-story viewing platform, which is the eccentricity of the modern city. After security inspection, the high-speed elevator of 9 meters per second will soon be able to send tourists to the viewing level on the 88th floor. The area here is not too big. The 360-degree direction is a transparent glass windows, the night-view is invincible, but the reflection is serious so, it gets a bit boring. The solution is to enter an open-air balcony enclosed by wire mesh, but only if you are able to withstand the frenzied "fairy winds" of Melbourne at night. There is also a less stimulating edge experience at the viewing level, for which there is a separate charge. The visitor puts on the shoe covers and enters a closed transparent glass house, and then the glass house slowly moves to let him explore the building and hangs at an altitude of nearly 300 meters.

#australiatrip 🏙️ Finally made it to the 88th floor! Enjoyed the stunning views of Melbourne at sunset and nighttime - absolutely gorgeous! 🌇 Checked out the rooftop of 108 and even spotted my own apartment nearby, crystal clear! 🌆 Got a student ticket for 27 bucks but had trouble on the official website, so ended up snagging a general admission+edge ticket for 43 from a third-party site (Owl). 🎟️ The Edge is a fully transparent glass room that slowly extends out of the building, offering a thrilling perspective as the glass goes from blurry to crystal clear. 😱 It's quite an experience for the brave - my boyfriend and I were a bit scared and sweating! 💪 Staff outside the Edge can help snap photos, and you can buy 2 memorable pics at over 14 cents each. 📸 We got both photos, even though they might not be the most flattering - sometimes the shots are quick and from a top-down angle, making your legs look short! 🤳

From March, Melbourne is changing colors🍁! Ding~ The autumn appreciation guide has arrived|||March to May is the autumn season in Melbourne🍁, during which Melbourne will dress up in bright red and yellow autumn attire, different from the passionate and unrestrained Melbourne in summer, autumn has its own unique flavor~ It's time to invite your friends and set off to enjoy the autumn! - ❶Mt Macedon When the warm sunshine passes through the stunning Maple Tree Lane, it's so beautiful that it feels like you've stepped into a painting! No wonder it's always at the top of the list for autumn foliage viewing~ Coming here really gives you the full autumn atmosphere!🍁 ㅤ ❷National Rhododendron Gardens Stroll along the walking trail and marvel at the stunning autumn scenery, feel the strong autumn vibes of Melbourne, 🤗 the 5-kilometer-long walking trail allows for an immersive experience of the joy of walking and enjoying autumn ㅤ ❸Cloudehill Gardens Spring, summer, autumn, and winter, this place shows different charms, and it's also known as one of the most beautiful gardens in Australia💐, why not invite your friends to follow the autumn footsteps here ㅤ ❹Alfred Nicholas Gardens Like a paradise garden, no wonder my friends in Melbourne have been recommending it~ The garden is picturesque all year round, and the bright autumn scenery really captures my girlish heart💕 ㅤ ❺Bright The fairy tale town of maple leaves didn't lie to me, the whole town is dyed in warm red and yellow in autumn~ Everywhere are great spots for photos and you can feel the different local flavors of the town, browsing the market, watching street performances, it's so healing💗💗

#melbournetrip This is the ideal place to begin a visit to Melbourne. There are 360 degree views of the entire city (as you would expect). The really cool bit is that there are mounted telescopes focused on individual buildings and locations of note with labels. So you can easily get a feel for where places are and whether you’d like to visit or not. The elevators are some of the fastest I’ve been on and it doesn’t feel like you’re hardly moving! You’re whisked to the top and back down in what feels like just a few seconds. There’s a small cafe with snacks at the top and a photo op spot that makes it look like you’re standing up top outside. You exit through the gift shop which offers the standard souvenirs but also a cooler full of ice cream and ice cold bottles of water. Very helpful when it’s hot. Staff are very friendly and helpful. A very fun experience.

#melbournetrip The Melbourne Skydeck is a must-visit attraction, offering a captivating perspective of the cityscape.The glass-floored observation deck adds a thrilling element, allowing visitors to feel as if they are floating above the city. The Skydeck is especially enchanting during sunset when the city transforms into a vibrant canvas of colors. Whether you're a local or a tourist, the Melbourne Skydeck promises a memorable and visually stunning experience.

#2024wish The Melbourne Skydeck, situated atop the Eureka Tower, offers an unparalleled experience that elevates visitors to breathtaking heights and panoramic views of the cityscape. Soaring 297 meters above ground, it stands as the Southern Hemisphere's highest public vantage point. The Skydeck's iconic feature is "The Edge," a glass cube that extends from the building, suspending daring visitors over the city for an exhilarating and transparent view. The observation deck provides a 360-degree perspective of Melbourne's skyline, showcasing landmarks, the Yarra River, and the distant Dandenong Ranges. Visitors can enjoy both day and night vistas, each offering a unique charm. The Skydeck experience combines awe-inspiring views with informative displays, creating a memorable journey into Melbourne's architectural and natural beauty, making it a must-visit attraction for locals and tourists alike.

So beautiful at night! All the city lights