Brunswick

Collingwood and Fitzroy, neighboring inner-city suburbs in Melbourne, are known for their bohemian and creative vibes. These vibrant areas attract visitors with their eclectic mix of street art, independent boutiques, quirky cafes, and trendy bars. The neighborhoods offer a unique blend of culture, history, and contemporary living, making them a popular destination for art enthusiasts, foodies, and hip urban explorers.

Carlton, located in Melbourne, is a vibrant suburb known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse attractions. It is famous for its Italian influences, showcased through the historic Lygon Street, lined with authentic Italian restaurants and cafes. Carlton offers a blend of history, art, and culinary delights, making it a popular destination for tourists seeking an authentic Melbourne experience.

North Melbourne is a vibrant and diverse neighborhood just north of the Melbourne CBD. It offers a mix of historical landmarks, contemporary arts venues, and trendy cafes. Visitors can enjoy cultural events at the Arts House, and experience the lively atmosphere along Errol Street. The area's convenient location and excellent public transport connections make it a popular choice for travelers exploring Melbourne's attractions.

The Essendon region is approximately 8 kilometres from the Melbourne City Centre & includes the suburbs Airport West, Niddrie and Moonee Ponds. The area is home to the Mooney Valley Horse Races and Essendon Airport.

Melbourne’s outer northern suburbs consist mostly of sprawling residential communities that extend from high density suburbs to semi-rural areas on the fringe of the Dandenong Ranges and the Daylesford & Macedon Ranges regions.

Northcote is located north of Carlton and is regarded as a fairly art community with gatherings of galleries located there. It is also renowned for its restaurant and café culture and boutiques as well as great Melbourne views from Ruckers Hill.