Things to do in  St Kilda

First opened in 1912, Luna Park Melbourne is a slice of theme park history. Enter through the mouth of Mr. Moon and ride historic attractions, including the Great Scenic Railway wooden roller coaster. Old-time favorites, such as a ghost train and hall of mirrors, offer thrills to kids, as do bumper cars, carousels, and modern rides.

A seaside suburb of Melbourne, St. Kilda draws both locals and visitors with its wide stretch of sand beach on Port Phillip Bay as well as its shopping centers, eateries, and relaxing vibe. The suburb dates back to the Victorian era, when it was a destination for the city’s affluent residents.

Known affectionately as Espy to locals, Hotel Esplanade is a performance venue in the seaside suburb of St. Kilda that’s been promoting live music since the 1800s. Almost all of Australia’s music legends have graced the stage at the Espy at some point in their career; in an average week the pub hosts more than 50 bands and DJs.