Located in the southeast of Australia, Melbourne is situated on Port Phillip, occupying most of its coastline, and spreads into the Hinterland towards the Dandenong and Macedon ranges, as well as Mornington Peninsula and Yarra Valley. Casita has hundreds of rooms in the city, check out multiple room types in our 44 accommodation options or ask for private lets. Casita offers you a wide range of student accommodation in Melbourne for you to choose from according to your needs and budget.
Why Book a Melbourne Student Accommodation?
Melbourne is home to world-class universities and research centers, which attract a large number of international students from all over the world. Melbourne is the first choice for students from all over the world when it comes to studying. The world agrees, as it has been recognized as Australia's finest city for international students.
Universities in Melbourne
University of Melbourne
44 accommodation options available just a public transport ride away
Swanston St bus station is just 4-minutes away
Places of interest: Grainger Museum and Museum of Chinese Australian History
Australian Catholic University
44 accommodation options available just a public transport ride away
Swanston St bus station is just 5-minutes away
Places of interest: Melbourne Museum and the Royal Exhibition Building
Australian National University
44 accommodation options available just a public transport ride away
Alinga Street light rail station is only 3-minutes away
Places of interest: Australian National Botanic Gardens
Melbourne Law School
44 accommodation options available just a public transport ride away
Swanston St bus station is just 4-minutes away
Places of interest: Museum of Chinese Australian History and Fitzroy Gardens
Melbourne Institute of Technology
44 accommodation options available just a public transport ride away
Swanston St bus station is 7-minutes away
Places of interest: Museum of Chinese Australian History
What are Some Must-Visit Places in Melbourne?
Having your student accommodation in Melbourne will make you dive into the interesting history and culture of Melbourne at the Melbourne Museum and Royal Exhibition. Set in the middle of beautiful green gardens, the museum holds within its walls a wide range of collections showcasing various cultures. Make sure you check out the Phar Lap exhibit and Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre. Just across from the museum is the Royal Exhibition Building established in 1880 to hold Melbourne's International Exhibition and it also hosted the first Commonwealth Parliament of Australia in 1901.
There’s also the National Gallery of Victoria which is the oldest public art gallery in Australia. It opened its doors in 1968 then did major renovations in 2003 that gave it its current breathtaking look. Its colorful stained glass ceiling is so charming that there is an area dedicated to visitors lying on the ground to gaze at, called The Great Hall.
Transportation In Melbourne
You don’t need to worry about getting around in Melbourne with its comprehensive and various means of transport. The best way to get around, however, is by the tram for its extensive routes across the city. There’s even a free City Circle Tram operating in the central business district to facilitate sightseeing for visitors. You can buy what is called "Myki" passes online and use them for trams, buses, and even trains. As for the bus service, there are two bus zones and the schedules differ depending on the route. Bus fares are determined by the distance traveled with standard fares ranging from AU$2.70 or AU$3.90 for two hours of rides. The city also has dedicated bike routes for those who love to get around by bicycle, which is a great way to truly take in the city.
Other Student Accommodation In Australia
Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Coffs Harbour, Darwin, Gold Coast, Lismore, Perth, Sydney.
