Queens Bridge

One of the many bridges crossing the Yarra in Melbourne. Carries both cars and pedestrians and offers views of the city skyline and surrounding river parklands. If you’re on foot one of the nearby people-only bridges is probably a more pleasant way across, but this one isn’t too bad.

Nice view of the place around. The Firefly Zipline looked fun. It went from one side to the other of the river.

One of the many bridges that cross the Yarra River into Southbank. You can get nice pictures of the other bridges from the middle of the bridge. The bridge itself sin't very interesting. It connects to Flinder street.

What a nice place to be on a 30 degree weather during the Grand Prix weekend. I loved this caravan and I hope I can buy one for the family. The place is on a good spot adjacent to Yarra River which is a busy area for variety of events. You will also enjoy strolling here at night time.

A great spot to go for sunset on a warm sunny summers night.

Watched the new year fireworks from the center of the bridge. Had an amazing view of the fireworks being shot from the tops of all the buildings. Street being closed off made everything feel safe and was pretty easy to get around and even to leave after it was all done. Would recommend to people as it is a little bit of a different experience than watching fireworks from a distance.

One of the most attractive and at the same time neglected historical bridges in Melbourne, listed on the Victorian Heritage Register built in 1889. If you walk down to the pier on the northern side of the bridge, you can see it reads on it “Queens Bridge 1889”. People often forget the character of a Victorian Era Bridge which is still standing and people for more than 6 generations have walked past over it for 128 years.

You can see nice view after sunset. Specially fire show start at pm 8,9,10 infront of crown casino. Looks good:)