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About Inner East Melbourne - Richmond - General Information

" Inner East Melbourne offers a delightful mix of sports, culture, and green spaces for tourists to explore. Visitors can catch exciting sports events at world-renowned venues like AAMI Park and the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Richmond, a nearby suburb, complements the experience with its eclectic dining, shopping, and entertainment options. This vibrant precinct is a must-visit for sports enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of Melbourne's dynamic lifestyle. "

Inner East Melbourne - Richmond Fast Facts

- Total Accommodation Listings : 13

- Total Nightlife Listings : 28

- Total Dining Listings : 3

- Total Attraction Listings : 11

Perhaps no other place in Australia can lay claim to having such a concentration of internationally acclaimed sporting venues than the Inner East suburbs of Melbourne, with the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) standing grandly in the centre. The MCG is home to Australian Rules football during the winter months and International cricket during the summers. Surrounding the hallowed turf of the MCG lie a number of other significant sporting and entertainment venues.

The Melbourne Park sporting complex plays host to the Australian Tennis Open each year with Rod Laver Arena the main stadium. This stadium is also one of the highest attend entertainment arena’s in the world, hosting numerous significant concerts and events on a regular basis. Along with Rod Laver Arena, the Melbourne Park complex consists of Hisense Arena and Aami Park. These venues are utilised for NRL rugby league, A-League Soccer, Trans-Tasman Netball, Super Rugby Union and many other entertainment and sporting events.

Aside from sport, the Inner Eastern suburbs of Melbourne provide great shopping, dining and nightlife opportunities. Many of these lie along an area surrounding Bridge Road in the suburb of Richmond where factory outlet shopping can be broken up by a coffee or a meal in one of the café’s or restaurants. You will also find numerous hotels throughout the area, many of which provide regular live music spanning a broad spectrum of tastes and styles.

Venues in Inner East Melbourne - Richmond

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Inner East Melbourne - Richmond's Surrounding Areas

Melbourne City Centre

Melbourne's city centre is a bustling hub of culture, art, and entertainment. Visitors can explore iconic landmarks such as Federation Square and Flinders Street Station, indulge in shopping at Bourke Street Mall, and immerse themselves in the vibrant laneways filled with street art, cafes, and boutique shops. The city offers a diverse culinary scene, hosting world-class restaurants and lively bars, making it an exciting destination for travelers of all interests.

Collingwood & Fitzroy

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.

Kew & Abbotsford

Kew is an inner northern area of Melbourne approximately 6 kilometres from the Melbourne CBD. The area is primarily a residential area and regarded as one of the most prestigious with some great Victorian & Edwardian architecture.

Eastern Melbourne Suburbs

Melbourne’s Eastern suburbs stretch from Hawthorn in its upper north west through to Chadstone in its lower south east and is dissected by the M1 motorway. The largely residential area has pockets of great dining and suburban pubs & bars.

Toorak & South Yarra

Toorak and South Yarra, located in Melbourne's inner-east, are affluent and trendy suburbs known for their upscale shopping, elegant dining, and beautiful parks. With tree-lined streets, luxurious residences, and a vibrant social scene, these neighborhoods attract visitors seeking a taste of Melbourne's high-end lifestyle and a glimpse into its chic urban culture.