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Here are the top Victoria park listings so you can find the best in Victoria for your trip. Read these park reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Established in 1846 and covering 36 hectares, the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne is an internationally known set of gardens showing a mix of native and non-native..
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
An absolutely amazing place where I saw the Penguin Parade! Got to love penguins even more :o) Watch the penguins come up from the sea at night and watch them walk..
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Melbourne is a fantastic city, I know it's corny and clichéd but the don't call it the "culture city" for nothing, if you want sports, you get sports, if you want great..
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Pearcedale, Victoria, Australia
Open daily between 11am and 5pm, see Aussie wildlife in natural surroundings. Voted top wildlife park experience in Victoria in RACV poll. Speciality is evening tours,..
5. Ceres
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
In East Brunswick, the French toast great, so are there eggs, so there you go!
6. Lake Hume
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Wodonga, Victoria, Australia
Great place to hang out! When the water is high it is great for skiing and boating. There is a sailing club out there. Army barracks are just over the road. Great..
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Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia
If you get the chance, take the Ultimate Tour, it will be just you (and a group of max 10 people), your guide, night vision goggles and fairy penguins waddling ashore...
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
The Shrine of Remembrance is Victoria's most popular and largest war memorial and landmark.
9. Albany
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
great shopping, superb restaurants and coffeeshops. cinemas and everything what concerns entertaining
10. Bear Gully
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Walkerville, Victoria, Australia
its a beautiful spot.....you can camp there....i always wondered why they called it bear gully....lots of koalas there......u can fish off the rocks or swim..
