Melbourne, Australia – Internet Cafes

By Rowena HiltonOriginally published Last updated Aug 5, 2006

Where to check your email around the city.

Net City

40 Chapel St, Windsor 9529 1937

404 Brunswick St, Fitzroy 9486 0087

7/63 Fitzroy St, St Kilda 9525 3411

$5 per hour

Has notice boards for travel, what’s on, accommodation and employment services.

Internet Café St Kilda

9 Grey St, St Kilda 9534 2666

$4 per hour

Myer RMIT

Level 4, 295 Lonsdale St, Melbourne 9661 1700

$2.50 for 15 minutes or $10 first hour, $5 each hour thereafter. Free tea and coffee.

Melbourne Internet Café

Shop 133, Level 2, Melbourne Central


660 Lonsdale St, Melbourne 9663 8410

$10 per hour

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