Mamma says if you are in the city and want a break from the hustle and bustle pop in to The State Library Or make it your destination as there is plenty to see and do here for the kids and heaps of books AND it is FREE!
Read MoreThere is so much to see and do. There are craft stations, sensory toys, building blocks, costumes to dress up in, reading nooks, study spaces, a kitchen area, pram parking, access bathroom and family room and, of course, beautifully fresh BOOKS!!
Read MoreIf you are looking for an adventure that combines fun, learning and history then freeze - Mamma has you sorted at the Old Melbourne Gaol.
Read MoreMelbourne Zoo is a fantastic place when you want to see LOADS of animals, as well as learn about wildlife conservation and Zoos Victoria’s fight against extinction.
Read MoreTram 35 is the City Circle - the Tourist Tram. You can sit on this one and travel all around town on this old W-Class tram, and it even has some audio commentary to match. Riding this tram is FREE and the experience of sitting on these old rattlers is a real highlight for the kids.
Read MoreIt would be easy to walk right on by without a second look….but that wouldn’t be very adventurous now, would it?
Read MoreThe Melbourne Museum is a place you'll find yourself visiting again and again and again…
Read MoreWelcome THE MOST AMAZING part of the Melbourne Museum - The Pauline Gandel Children's Gallery.
Read MoreSunshine, water and a classic old steam boat, what better way to see our beautiful city
Read MoreIt’s like stepping back in time to Mamma’s most favourite tv shows as a kid
Read MoreAll Mamma can say, just WOW. What a special kind of gallery experience. It is an interactive art experience. Mamma says be prepared to be AMAZED!
Read MoreThis is a great pool, Mamma used to spend hours doing laps here pre-kids and now for the family - it is an excellent option! If you have never been here you must give it a go this summer!
Read MoreIt’s the hustle of Melbourne and the heart of what makes Melbourne unique. Graffiti, live music, vintage stores and teeny tiny little cafes make up the first and funkiest laneway in Melbourne.
Read MoreA little part of Melbourne’s history worth sharing.
Read MoreIf there was one thing Mamma loved about school, it was History - and this is the perfect spot to continue to be reminded of some things we know and take in a whole lot more! The kids and you will love an adventure here
Read MoreWunderkammer is full of hidden treasures, old fossils and ancient scientific instruments. This place will have you interested as soon as you walk through the door.
Read MoreA hidden laneway retreat, set amongst some of Mamma’s favourites.
There is artwork dotted about the place too and then all fab places to eat, drink and enjoy just make this laneway all that little more of a destination.
What an adventure this is for the family! Mamma says - GoBoat a fantastic way to see our beautiful city.
What do you get when you combine indoor mini-golf, a fully stocked cocktail bar and wicked 90s soundtrack? HOLEY MOLEY
Read MoreHosier Lane is one of the most famous laneway in Melbourne. It has little offshoots and side alleys that are also good to explore for art and the likes.
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