Explore Unique Finds at South Melbourne Market: A Shopper’s Paradise

Hop on the 96 tram to reach the city entrance, or if you prefer, you can drive there with a parking fee of just $2 per hour. When it comes to dining, the options are somewhat limited. The croissant shop had a long line, but I found the taste to be rather average, and unfortunately, the green ones were already sold out.

The seafood place didn’t impress me much either; it’s not particularly recommended. Oysters are priced at around $3 each, and the lobster roll is under $20—though I can’t recall the exact price, the place was bustling with a large crowd.