St. Kilda – Australia

A suburb of Melbourne

The most southerly ‘million city’ in the world

Getting a ‘Sense of Place’

St. Kilda

A suburb of Melbourne

But What is it Like?

A coastal harbour with pleasure craft

Part Bohemian and part mainstream, Acland Street has been around since long before cafes became trendy. St Kilda is an area that has grown to be vibrant and colourful as a result of European migration and Acland Street's famous cake shops and well-known restaurants were established by Europeans in times when restaurants and cafes weren't all that fashionable.

A quaint ‘old’ neighbourhood –

loved by ‘backpackers’.

Some very ‘posh’ houses with

Beautiful parks

An attractive place to live

Close to the city for commuting to work

Good transport links

While some other villages in Melbourne rest on the seventh day, St Kilda is wide open. The Esplanade Sunday market is renowned for its crafts and wares.

Attractive environment day and night – good quality of life

Attractions at night time too - Plenty to do

Luna Park

St. Kilda

More fun things –

For locals,

And tourists

From far and wideLuna Park, one of Australia's oldest amusement parks, is undergoing a gradual facelift to preserve the historical and hysterical amusements.

Plenty of hotels

Place to stay for visitors

Place to work for locals

The first home of 70s rockers

AC/DC

7 Lansdowne Road, St. Kilda

Melbourne’s notorious St. Kilda district

There was a brothel just over the back fence!

St Kilda has always been Melbourne's playground; lively, cosmopolitan, risque and refreshing. This is a 24 hour a day 7 day a week zone of fun and food.

The City That Never Sleeps

A Place for Fun and Excitement

If time out is called, another of Melbourne's emeralds can be found in the St Kilda Botanic Gardens in Blessington Street

You can pay to get married here!

Fees: $120.00

Shelter:Yes

St Kilda Pier

Get a bit of a tan

Or do a bit of painting

Or watch the sunset

St. Kilda Saints