The First Nations name for the area Quo-yung (dead trees)
Time there Half/full day
Time to visit 10 am onwards/add to your event at the Sports Precinct
Getting around Walk or tram
Getting there Train to Richmond, Nth Richmond, or East Richmond Station, or Trams numbers 48, 75, 78 or 79
Richmond has three major thoroughfares that run east to west (Victoria Street, Bridge Road and Swan Street) and Church Street runs north to south to join them together. Victoria Street a.k.a. Little Saigon is rich with Vietnamese culture, while Bridge Road and Swan Street really caters for the sporty crowd that flocks to the area because of is proximity to Melbourne’s Sports Precinct, which contains the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) , AAMI Park, and the home of the Australian Open (tennis tournament) Melbourne Park. This guide will help you get away from all that and find the hidden gems of the area.
Quo-yung | Brunton Ave, Richmond
Quo-yung | Marathon Way, Yarra Park, Richmond
Quo-yung | 191 Swan St, Richmond
Quo-yung | 57 Swan St, Richmond
Quo-yung | 12 River St, Richmond
Quo-yung | 274 Church St, Richmond
Quo-yung | 260-262 Church St, Richmond
Quo-yung | 78 Bridge Rd, Richmond
Quo-yung | 34 Bridge Rd, Richmond
Quo-yung | 12 Risley St, Richmond
Quo-yung | 281 Victoria St, Abbotsford
Quo-yung | 120 Victoria St, Richmond
Quo-yung | 206 Victoria St, Richmond
Quo-yung | 264 Victoria St, Richmond
Yálla-birr-ang | 461 Victoria St, Abbotsford
Quo-yung | 1/94 Buckingham St, Richmond
Yálla-birr-ang | 28-36 Grosvenor St, Abbotsford
Yálla-birr-ang | 651 Victoria St, Abbotsford
Quo-yung | 53 Balmain St, Cremorne
Quo-yung | 31 Stephenson St, Cremorne
