Melbourne's first port, now a maritime village by the bay.
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Williamstown was established in 1837 as Melbourne's first port, and its maritime precinct is about 13 kilometres south-west of the city.
Nelson Place, once the town centre, is lined with historic buildings now home to restaurants, hotels and galleries, and ferry cruises up the Yarra and around the bay leave from Gem Pier.
A wide sandy beach looking across the bay, with lifeguards on patrol in summer.
Opened in 1860, with rare trees, a palm avenue and an Edwardian pond.
On the Country of the Bunurong People, the site of Victoria's first permanent European settlement and seaport, with the 1849 Timeball Tower.
