Best Things to Do in Melbourne, with baby

The Block Arcade is 49% Baby-Friendly

Prams roll on the flat tiles and cafés allow a quick feed, yet there is no parents’ room, change table or in-house toilet; check nearby malls if you need baby facilities.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Hosier Ln is 40% Baby-Friendly

Infants are allowed but the narrow, bumpy bluestone lane makes strollers hard, there is no shade, seating, or change table, so a carrier plus nearby Fed Square facilities are vital.

Recommended visit duration: 15–30 minutes

Split Point Lighthouse Tours is 40% Baby-Friendly

Babies must be in a sling; prams barred, change tables absent, and the nearest toilet is 400 m away, so parents face effort and limited comfort, though grounds offer brief views.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Bells Beach is 40% Baby-Friendly

Pram-friendly viewing deck and picnic tables exist, but stairs block beach access, toilets lack change table, no nursing room or shade, and wind exposure make only brief visits practical.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Old Melbourne Gaol is 36% Baby-Friendly

Babies enter free, but three levels of stairs, no lifts, no change tables and narrow cells force carriers and quick visits. The loud role-plays and dark spaces can easily upset infants.

Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours

Degraves St is 35% Baby-Friendly

Parents with babies may push a pram through quickly, but cafés offer no high-chairs, change tables or nursing rooms and staff often ask prams to fold, making extended visits stressful.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Australia Post - Melbourne GPO is 31% Baby-Friendly

Wide aisles and lifts suit strollers and cafés provide seating for feeds, but no baby-change tables or nursing room on site, so diaper changes require a nearby mall; visit works only for short errands.