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Royal Botanic Gardens

Royal Botanic Garden in Melbourne is home to over 50,000 plants like camellias, rainforest flora, succulents, cacti, Californian species, herbs, plants from Southern China, and many more species. Catch sight of the Guilfoyle’s Volcano and Melbourne Observatory. Visit the Terrace or Jardin Tan cafe to relish delicacies and the Gardens shop to pick botanical souvenirs. Lakes and natural wildlife complete the natural aesthetic of the garden. The Royal Botanic Gardens are huge, serene, and picturesque, adorned with many small monuments and pillars all over. They are home to one of the leading research centres in the space of botany. The gardens attract thousands of visitors every year for their vast ecology, with over 10000 species of native and non-native plants, and also the fauna apt for these habitats. It also a popular picnic spot. The Ian Potter's Foundation Children's Garden is an absolute favourite among the youngsters, who can play in the ruin gardens, wetland area, bamboo forest, the gorge and other specially made play areas. The gardens are also home to a famous jogging track, The Tan Track. Read More

Built in 1880, the Royal Exhibition Building is a UNESCO World Heritage Sight and was the first building in Australia to get this status. Its magnificent architecture and imposing size make it a popular tourist attraction. It is one of the only remaining exhibition buildings in the world and was built during the wave of the international exhibition movement to host the Melbourne International Exhibition of 1881. Today, the stunning building serves as the prime location in Melbourne to host all sorts of shows, exhibitions and events. Read More

Another wing of the Museum Victoria, Scienceworks is a famous science museum in Australia that aims to impart scientific knowledge and awareness in a fun manner. Opened in 1992, the museum offers exhibits, tours and demonstrations that are enjoyable for adults and children alike, ensuring an interactive and fruitful experience. Some popular exhibitions include the steam engines and the 'lighting room', where a lighting bolt as long as 3 metres is synthetically produced. Read More

Home to over 500 species of aquatic animals, the Sea life Melbourne aquarium is located in central Melbourne. The majestic king, gentoo penguins, and the world's largest crocodile are some of the aquarium's main attractions. Experience dining under the massive oceanarium among stingrays, sharks, and many multi-coloured fishes. 4D aquatic cinema shows, hands-on wave touch pools, feeding shows, and other programs help visitors virtually interact with marine life as well. Read More

The Shrine of Remembrance is the National War Memorial of Victoria and a landmark of Melbourne. Originally dedicated to the bravery of the servicemen of Victoria in World War I, it is currently a tribute to all the brave Australians who served in the war for the country and is among Australia’s largest war memorials. Officially inaugurated in 1934, the Shrine of Remembrance draws its impressive architectural style from world-renowned monuments like the Tomb of Mausolus and the Parthenon of Ancient Greece. It was built in a classical style, and the World War II Forecourt was added in memory of the casualties of the war. It is the site of the annual ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day, days which commemorate the sacrifices made by the countrymen for the country. The deep history of Australia's participation in various wars can be seen at the Galleries of Remembrance, where around 800 historical artefacts and artworks that have been beautifully preserved tell the story of the times gone by. Inside the Shrine, in the centre of the sanctuary, is a stone with "Greater Love Hath No Man" inscribed, called the Stone of Remembrance. During Remembrance Day on 11th November every year, a single ray of light hits the stone through the roof, highlighting the word 'LOVE". The Shrine has also been renovated over the years to accommodate a visitor's centre, the Remembrance Garden, and statues and pillars installed in memory of the brave men around the park area. The upper balcony of the Shrine offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area and the skyline of Melbourne. Read More

A 1.5-hour drive from Melbourne, the Yarra Valley offers more than a scenic view. Immerse yourself in the indigenous restaurants and wine tasting from over 70 wineries, waterfalls, and gardens. Watch the sunrise on the Hot air balloon, stop at local markets and gourmet stalls, taste their Yarra Valley Dairy Cheese and chocolate, visit the Four Pillars distillery, Ice Creamery Factory, and Healesville Sanctuary, home to over 200 species of wildlife, interact with Koalas and kangaroos. Some of the towns in the valley are Coldstream, Yarra Glen, Healesville and Warburton. The valley was traditionally the land of the Wurundjeri people but is now a premium wine and wildlife-viewing region. Besides world-class wine and food, the valley also offers colourful gardens and dense forests with sightings of various animal species. Read More

The Abbotsford Convent is located in Abbotsford, Victoria. It is a preserve of Culture, Learning, and Creativity, a space, home to over 100 art studios, galleries, eateries and cafes, radio stations, a school, open-air cinema, all surrounded by greenery. St. Heliers Street Gallery, an artistically rich space, is a ‘must-visit’. The Convent has educational and social history tours, mysteries podcasts, exhibitions, markets, festivals, private and corporate events, workshops, and performances to celebrate community enrichment. Read More

Located at 187 flinders lane Melbourne, Adelphi hotel is a luxurious boutique hotel famous for its rooftop swimming pool. The exemplary cantilevered glass bottom pool hangs from the ninth story giving the guests an extraordinary swimming experience and an overview of Flinders lane. The hotel’s kitchen Om Nom has an extensive menu offering varied cuisines with its own dessert bar.

Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens is located in the Sherbrooke settlement, Victoria, Australia. It is known for its water elements and extensive and seasonally changing flora like orchids, azaleas, ferns, maple leaves, rhododendrons, and camellias, all adorning the trails of the garden. Lakes, picnic spots, curated trails, and boathouses at the venue magnify the individual experience. Cafes and food joints serve delicious food whilst you admire nature. Read More

Located in North Melbourne, Arts House is home to contemporary performances. It is famous for its artistic and cultural aura. They invest in artists and their creative ideas by conducting artist-centric workshops, programs and gatherings. Live and digital programs are organized, revolutionising culture, art, creativity, and expression via depth of imagination, storytelling and abstraction. Their CultureLab development program support artists of varied disciplines and background, including the disabled class! Read More