Difference between revisions of "Docklands, Melbourne"
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Near the city center, at the rear of the Spencer Street station, this industrial area has become the biggest development in Melbourne. NewQuay on the waterfront has a diverse range of restaurants, shops, and cinemas. This is also where you’ll find Melbourne’s celebration of the dominance of Australian Rules football, the 52,000-seat Etihad Stadium. Docklands is accessible by the free City Circle Tram. | Near the city center, at the rear of the Spencer Street station, this industrial area has become the biggest development in Melbourne. NewQuay on the waterfront has a diverse range of restaurants, shops, and cinemas. This is also where you’ll find Melbourne’s celebration of the dominance of Australian Rules football, the 52,000-seat Etihad Stadium. Docklands is accessible by the free City Circle Tram. | ||
| − | + | Willie Scot claims this area as her domain. She has several bolt holes in the area, making her main haven in a large apartment near the Docklands stadium. | |
===Notable locations=== | ===Notable locations=== | ||
Revision as of 13:36, 17 March 2016
Near the city center, at the rear of the Spencer Street station, this industrial area has become the biggest development in Melbourne. NewQuay on the waterfront has a diverse range of restaurants, shops, and cinemas. This is also where you’ll find Melbourne’s celebration of the dominance of Australian Rules football, the 52,000-seat Etihad Stadium. Docklands is accessible by the free City Circle Tram.
Willie Scot claims this area as her domain. She has several bolt holes in the area, making her main haven in a large apartment near the Docklands stadium.
Notable locations
- -- Docklands (Etihad)Stadium
- -- Southern Cross (Spencer Street) Station
