2025 Prahran Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#timetotravel #melbournetrip #australia #market Everyone knows about Queen Victoria Market and South Melbourne Market, but have you been to Prahran Market? It is also at the southern part of the city, not too far from South Melbourne. It may not be as big, but the variety of items being sold there was amazing, too! Check out the photos to see a small part of it. Definitely worth a visit!! Address - 163 Commercial Rd, South Yarra, Melbourne, Australia How to Get There - Take tram number 72 / 78, or bus number 603 / 604 Opening Days - Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 7am-5pm, Sunday 10am-3pm

Address -  Ambiance/Facilities - supermarket style. very small than i expected Highlights - variety of fresh sashimis Avg. Price per Person - $25-$30 Rating - 4.5 #seafoodfeast

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#australiatrip Maker Chapel is one of the Maker cafes in Melbourne. They have 5venues in Melbourne. And a few days ago, I visited Maker Chapel for the first time. So far, I’ve visited all the venues except Richmond. Today I will be writing about Maker Chapel On my first visit, I was on my way to work at a cafe in richmond. Then I ran into a barista friend from maker who works at maker. So I quickly placed an order before heading to work! Maker chapel is a small shop with a few seats inside and some seating outside. It feels so cozy and looks great! I had a Longblack and it was served at the perfect temperture for an early morning. No off flavors at all. I think I am really a fan of maker!! Their roasting, bean’s line up, coffee style and everything they stand for:) Maker Chapel, Located at 251 Chapel St, Prahan. #foodie #food

#australiatrip Tone Coffee. This is a korean style cafe. Addictionally it’s also a roastery cafe. The owner of this cafe was a world Latte Art Champ! Inpressive…😆 The interior of Tone Coffee was spacious than I thought. There are many of seats, making it a comfortable place to enjoy. When I visited Tone Coffee, I had already many coffees that day. However I was curious about the taste of their roastery coffee so I decided to try a Long black with single origin. It had really korean style taste. There wasn’t much acidity. It was more nutty and bittersweet. It was like to most korean prefer style coffee. Tone Coffee, Located at 7/121 High St, Prahan. #food #foodie

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