尤利卡观景台 88

墨尔本最高的观景点，可以纵览墨尔本的全景。墨尔本的夜景非常的壮观，非常值得一去。这里还有玻璃地板观景区，只不过我胆子小不敢去，胆子比较壮的人可以试一试哦，站在88层的玻璃地板上感觉一定和室内不同。

整栋大楼包括办公楼、公寓、观景台、酒店、商场等，景点主要是设于88层，282米楼高的公众观景台，这是南半球最高的观景台，登上观景台可以俯瞰整个墨尔本的景观，南北两岸的墨本尔建筑尽收眼底，晚上的景色也不错。

不是很高，没有咱们上海的经贸大厦高。哈我们是拿着学生证上去的，能便宜一点吧（忘记多少了）。普通游客可以拿遍地都是那种优惠券，大概是九折。个人认为傍晚上去比较好，先是趁着有阳光，能看出哪里是什么建筑。然后等到夜幕降临的时候看整个墨尔本的夜景很不错。88层有一个不花钱的铁栅栏平台，也有一个花钱的能伸出去的玻璃格子。不花钱的挺方便拍照的，因为没有玻璃的阻隔（玻璃反光，当然照的片子也别有风味）。花钱的那个地方脚下是有机玻璃，可以留下纪念照（工作人员给照，找他们买）。总的来说还可以，就和在国内哪里看都差不多。喜欢拍夜景的XDJM倒是可以去看看。

88层全部是观景台，可以360度观赏墨尔本。上面还有一个露台，可以走出去，感受在高空风吹在身上的感觉。上面有卖咖啡啤酒的，还有纪念品卖。门票我们是买的白天+夜晚的那种，就是可以白天可以上去一次，夜晚也可以上去一次。eureka晚10点结束营业，晚9点半开始只下不上。

我们玩得很开心,坐着观光电梯到顶上俯瞰整个城市的感觉非常好。不过我们没去边缘,放心了,那里很安全的,有个小笼子,可以呼吸新鲜空气。

这个地方是在尤利卡塔的88楼,在这里你可以看到墨尔本的漂亮风景,88楼的窗子全部都是落地式的。那里有一个外面的阳台,当然是有铁丝围住的,不过你可以去感受一下高空中的风和新鲜空气。去这里不用另外给门票。悬空玻璃走廊则是在另外一边,要另外花钱才能去看,这是一间位于塔突出的那一面房间, 房间里的玻璃和地板都是玻璃的。设计这间房间的原意可能是让人感觉自己好像站在高空中很刺激,但其实根本就不刺激,完全不值得另外花钱去看。进入房间之前,你必须把身上带的东西全部都放在门口的储物柜里,刚进入房间的时候,你是看不到玻璃外面的东西的,只能看到雾蒙蒙的一片灰白,然后他们会把门关起来,开始放一种很诡异的音乐,那种音乐的本意大概是想让人觉得很害怕很恐怖,但其实根本就很烂,当白雾渐渐散开之后,你会看到整个城市围绕着你,当然,除了那些支撑整个玻璃房间的铁架。他们会给你照相,那照片是要另外付钱的,如果你真的钱很多的话,那就付钱买吧,其实照片里面根本看不到什么风景,只能看到你是站在一间房间里面而已。如果你去墨尔本的话,一定要去这里玩一下,但是我建议不要去悬空玻璃走廊,除非你带得有孩子,孩子可能会喜欢。

边缘是世界的另一个地方。孩子们非常喜欢这里,而且要求我再带他们来这里,于是我们晚上又来了一次。这里是来墨尔本旅游一定要来游览的地方。

我去过很多塔了,包括悉尼的中心塔、澳门塔、上海东方明珠塔、泰国的天空旅馆、东京都政府大厦、大阪梅田天空大厦,可能更多。尤利卡88 观景台应该是南半球最高的建筑了,但其实没啥看头,倒是其他东西还值得来看看。墨尔本是个平坦的城市,跟之前我提到的地方,城市起伏不大。这里的优点之一就是电梯会直接带你到88楼的观景台,这里有宽阔的落地窗。在这层有个室外露台,游客可以去那儿呼吸新鲜空气,感受风吹拂脸上的感觉。露台旁边是边缘,来这里要在88楼格外付费,也是一个玻璃空间,从塔顶凸出来,我也不知道额外花这钱值不值。在澳门塔上是可以免费从一个玻璃空间走到另一个地方的。另外,尤利卡88 观景台比旁边的市场交易所高很多,值得来看看!

这是墨尔本最棒的建筑!它有88层楼高,看得到360°的全景,还有露天区,更不用说城市边缘了!我要把它推荐给任何一位来墨尔本的游客,你们一定要先来这里!

We visited the tower for three reasons. This was a nostalgic trip back to Australia where we first landed as immigrants in the sixties. I brought my daughter to where she was born over forty years ago. We knew we wanted a great experience and began researching a really great venue to do that. Eureka sky tower seemed the perfect place. The views were great as we watched the sun setting, the reflection on buildings, and getting that birds eye view was just magical. I wish now we had just done that, but no we thought we'd treat ourselves to a great degustation meal, dining in luxury. Again we had researched the menu, my daughter had even rung from New Zealand to make sure that vegan meals were also catered. We were well prepared or so we thought. The meal was underwhelming, even old fat to deep fry the "zuccini flowers"...really bad tasting, also very unimaginative dishes, a minced tofu stuffed ? The tofu not flavoured at all..very disappointing. Two dishes of "heritage vegetables" really devoid of flavour except their own unique flavour. A dish of strawberries for me instead of cheese platter....again sour strawberries and the raspberry compote thickened with corn flour or arrow root...just not expected at this level of dining. The dessert I just didn't bother after a small mouthful of tapioca, I make it at home and tastes better...no surprises...not even what was called champagne foam, flavourless! So disappointing, !

GreAt views of Albert Lake circuit during the F1 Grand Prix, fabulous view of the Iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, AAMI Park and the Melboune Tennis centre, not to mention federation Square and Flners street station.....for a local Melbournian it fantastic to see how much the view towards Bolte bridge have changed........Etihad stadium now obscured by the growing number of Highrise buildings

It was my first time visit in Melbourne and my cousins brought me to Eureka. It was a fantastic experienced. We try the skydeck edge. Yes, we did survived the edge. It was one of my bucket list. The view or Melbourne skyscrapers and the sea was fabulous. Too bad we went there during afternoon and we left before sunset. I bet the view at night is fantastic too.

We went to the Eureka sky-deck last Sunday 8th March 2015 , all excited admission for a 2 adults and 2 children is $44 and to experience the edge where you stand in a glass box which extends out from the building is another $29 for a family . So all up $73 lucky we had a entertainment voucher this knocked of $20, but if you don't it's $73 . So we get our tickets and we are ushered by many attendants (this is why it costs a lot probably) we get to the top WOW ! the view is unbelievable 360 degrees, you can see everything. Now it's our turn to go in the edge , ooh the tension is rising" we all gonna die !!!!!" we get in the box the windows are automatically ghosted , the attendant tries to strike fear into us , the edge box extends out and the glass windows become clear and boom ! What a Dud and I don't like heights , it's more scarier inside the building . I was expecting a full glass box with minimal metal edges there's less glass and heaps of metal framing so it really kills the excitement . So save your money and just enjoy the 360 degree view from within the building this far better than the EDGE . regards Paul and Cathy

Fabulous experience just make sure you go early to avoid the crowds. Food and drink inexpensive for a tourist attraction. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

This is one of the places that change radically from day to night. During day, vast view around you (unless you get an overcast day) where you can see miles around. Night, you can see beautiful Melbourne all illuminated. The Edge is a bit expensive and it might disappoint you (mostly if you get in the room with many other people). Not cameras/phones allowed so they will charge you for the pic, not worth it.