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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Melbourne, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Tintaldra, Pine Mountain and Towong.

Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Albert Park.

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The suburb of Albert Park is in the city of Melbourne, Victoria, and is located 4 kilometres south of Melbourne CBD. The local government area of the suburb is the City of Port Phillip, with neighbouring suburbs Port Melbourne, Melbourne, South Melbourne, and Middle Park.

The area stretches from the St Vincent Gardens, a park having national significance, to Mills Street and Beaconsfield Parade. The area features heritage buildings, complete streets, open-air cafes, terraced houses, parks, and mature exotic trees, such as London Planes and Canary Island Date Palm.

The suburb is characterised partly by the massive Albert Park and Albert Park Lake, which is located nearby. Albert Park and Lake is a significant park governed by the Victorian government agency, Parks Victoria. Many residential areas, such as Boyd Street, are in heritage overlays for protecting their character.

History of Albert Park

The early inhabitants of the land now known as Albert Park were the indigenous Australians, who used to reside here some 40,000 years ago. Initially, the region was a series of lagoons and swamps.

The suburb got its name after its central park, which is now declared as a public park. In 1864, the park got its name after Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s consort.

Facilities in Albert Park

The major commercial areas of Albert Park include Victoria Avenue and Bridport Street. The main beachside thoroughfare, Beaconsfield Parade, is situated between Port Melbourne and St Kilda. Further, Kerferd Road is the main arterial road of the region. Various tram routes are servicing Albert Park, including route 1, route 12, and route 96.

Famous Destinations Around Albert Park

Albert Park and Albert Park Lake

Albert Park is an excellent place for jogging, cycling, and dog-walking, and viewers can catch some magnificent city skyline views. Albert Park Lake, too, is a breathtaking recreational lake where one can witness the sight of various bird species.

St Vincent Gardens

This park is characterised by beautiful flower gardens, lawns, tall trees, and playground for children.

South Melbourne Beach

It is a breathtaking beach close to the Melbourne CBD where one can have a relaxing time by the bay.