Murphy Street Guidebook
Sightseeing
Locally known as “The G”. Melbourne Cricket Ground is the largest Sports Stadium in the Southern Hemisphere and hosts many large sporting events. It is also home to the National Sports Museum, adjacent to Melbourne Park, and is part of the Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Precinct. It is within walking distance from South Yarra, serviced by both Richmond and Jolimont station and walking distance to the CBD.
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Melbourne Cricket Ground
Brunton AvenueLocally known as “The G”. Melbourne Cricket Ground is the largest Sports Stadium in the Southern Hemisphere and hosts many large sporting events. It is also home to the National Sports Museum, adjacent to Melbourne Park, and is part of the Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Precinct. It is within walking distance from South Yarra, serviced by both Richmond and Jolimont station and walking distance to the CBD.
Melbourne Gardens extends over 38 hectares and houses a collection of more than 8,500 species of plants from around the world. It offers free guided walks, areas for picnicking, and a chance to explore a treasured part of Melbourne's cultural life.
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Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
Melbourne Gardens extends over 38 hectares and houses a collection of more than 8,500 species of plants from around the world. It offers free guided walks, areas for picnicking, and a chance to explore a treasured part of Melbourne's cultural life.
Built-in 1847, once privately owned by the Armytages Family, famous in Melbourne's High Society. The 160-year estate is now managed by the National Trust and has become a well-known tourist destination. You can tour the house, or visit the adjoining cafe for The Stables Of Como and purchase a picnic hamper and enjoy it in the gardens.
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Como House & Garden
Lechlade AvenueBuilt-in 1847, once privately owned by the Armytages Family, famous in Melbourne's High Society. The 160-year estate is now managed by the National Trust and has become a well-known tourist destination. You can tour the house, or visit the adjoining cafe for The Stables Of Como and purchase a picnic hamper and enjoy it in the gardens.
An experience in itself! A curious, almost museum-like vintage store. Can be described as quirky and eccentric. Full of vintage clothing, knick-knacks, and hard-to-find treasures. Perfect for those looking for an interesting piece of Melbourne to take home with them.
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Chapel Street Bazaar
217 Chapel StAn experience in itself! A curious, almost museum-like vintage store. Can be described as quirky and eccentric. Full of vintage clothing, knick-knacks, and hard-to-find treasures. Perfect for those looking for an interesting piece of Melbourne to take home with them.
A smaller but also quieter park, it has lots of great spots for picnics, as well as tennis courts and a cricket pitch. Its beautiful tree line paths make it perfect for a run, jog, or peaceful stroll.
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Fawkner Park
24-88 Commercial RdA smaller but also quieter park, it has lots of great spots for picnics, as well as tennis courts and a cricket pitch. Its beautiful tree line paths make it perfect for a run, jog, or peaceful stroll.
Food scene
The Prahran Market is the oldest of Melbourne’s three major markets and arguably one of the best. Not only does it have numerous delicious food places and cafes to visit, it showcases the highest quality fruit and veg, the widest range of certified organic produce, sustainable seafood, free-range meat, and poultry. It is also home to The Essential Ingredient, a known destination for chefs, foodies, and those looking for hard-to-source ingredients.
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Prahran Market
163 Commercial RdThe Prahran Market is the oldest of Melbourne’s three major markets and arguably one of the best. Not only does it have numerous delicious food places and cafes to visit, it showcases the highest quality fruit and veg, the widest range of certified organic produce, sustainable seafood, free-range meat, and poultry. It is also home to The Essential Ingredient, a known destination for chefs, foodies, and those looking for hard-to-source ingredients.
A relaxed Cafe with lovely courtyard dining. Walking distance down Toorak road has a strong focus on organic, sugar-free, and gluten-free food. Open daily 7am - 9pm
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SOS Cafe
4 Toorak RdA relaxed Cafe with lovely courtyard dining. Walking distance down Toorak road has a strong focus on organic, sugar-free, and gluten-free food. Open daily 7am - 9pm
One of the best cafes in South Yarra, created by the team behind some of the most well-known cafes in Melbourne. Sophisticated french menu, cool ambiance, famous for their vegan breakfasts and coffee quality. Open daily 7am-3:30pm
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Two Birds One Stone
12 Claremont StOne of the best cafes in South Yarra, created by the team behind some of the most well-known cafes in Melbourne. Sophisticated french menu, cool ambiance, famous for their vegan breakfasts and coffee quality. Open daily 7am-3:30pm
A beautiful European Style Bakery, also serving breakfast and coffee. Known for its simple yet high-quality Italian and French bread, pastries, tarts, and buns. Open daily between 7am-6pm
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Ned's Bake Cafe and Restaurant
134 Toorak RdA beautiful European Style Bakery, also serving breakfast and coffee. Known for its simple yet high-quality Italian and French bread, pastries, tarts, and buns. Open daily between 7am-6pm
A famous bakery that people travel from all over to experience. Known for its Artisan baked goods using the freshest, highest quality ingredients. Open daily 7:30-3pm
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Tivoli Road Bakery
3 Tivoli RdA famous bakery that people travel from all over to experience. Known for its Artisan baked goods using the freshest, highest quality ingredients. Open daily 7:30-3pm
From the owner of some of the most well-known pizzerias in Melbourne. This Italian restaurant is known for its traditional yet a little bit crazy Pizzas and Pasta. Open daily 11am-10pm
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A25 Pizzeria South Yarra
720 Chapel StFrom the owner of some of the most well-known pizzerias in Melbourne. This Italian restaurant is known for its traditional yet a little bit crazy Pizzas and Pasta. Open daily 11am-10pm
Shopping
A shopping complex in an old jam production facility with an interesting history. Before it became the shopping, eating and entertainment center we all know today, Jam Factory’s building served as a brewery between 1858 and 1876. It now has a range of well-known clothing brands to explore, a diverse number of great eateries, and also offers Village cinemas for those movie buffs looking for a luxury experience in gold class
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Roc's Jam Factory
500 Chapel StA shopping complex in an old jam production facility with an interesting history. Before it became the shopping, eating and entertainment center we all know today, Jam Factory’s building served as a brewery between 1858 and 1876. It now has a range of well-known clothing brands to explore, a diverse number of great eateries, and also offers Village cinemas for those movie buffs looking for a luxury experience in gold class
This small quiet street located just off the hustle and bustle of Chapel Street, is one of Melbourne's well known Bohemian hangouts. Full of culture, vintage record stores, independent boutiques and cute, welcoming cafes and trendy restaurants.
Greville Street
Greville StreetThis small quiet street located just off the hustle and bustle of Chapel Street, is one of Melbourne's well known Bohemian hangouts. Full of culture, vintage record stores, independent boutiques and cute, welcoming cafes and trendy restaurants.
A great shopping center and food court located on Chapel Street, housing major retailers such as Big W, Woolworths Supermarket, Priceline, and other health and beauty businesses. A one-stop shop for those looking for a quick shopping spree.
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A great shopping center and food court located on Chapel Street, housing major retailers such as Big W, Woolworths Supermarket, Priceline, and other health and beauty businesses. A one-stop shop for those looking for a quick shopping spree.
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Trains, Buses and Trams
The best and quickest way to travel around Melbourne, our public transport system is excellent.
You’ll need a myki to travel on trains, trams, and buses. It is a reusable card that can be topped up with your fare value to pay your public transport fare.
Melbourne’s free tram zone includes the central city and Docklands, bounded by Spring Street, Flinders Street, and La Trobe Street. The zone also includes Victoria Street, William Street, and Elizabeth Street, surrounding Queen Victoria Market. You can travel within these areas without a Myki Card, so it can be a great way to explore the city