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Fitzroy Gardens

Situated in East Melbourne, Fitzroy Gardens is home to a wide array of Flora, historical buildings, and sculptures. Sites of Heritage and Tourist Attractions include the Captain Cook’s Cottage, Carved Fairies Tree, the Scarred Tree, Myriad Fountains, Statues, Model Tudor Village, Band Pavillion, Sinclair’s Cottage, and the Rotunda. In addition, scenic water elements are distributed throughout the garden that visitors can spot while on a leisurely stroll. Read More

Located in Melbourne, Flinders Lane is a hotspot for world-renowned fine dining, galleries, and fashion labels. Grill Americano, Supernormal, Coda, Tippy Tay, and Kenzan are popular eateries around the area. Visit the nearby Degraves street for cafes, bars, coffee, and garment boutiques. Anna Schwartz Gallery and Flinders Lane Gallery hold exhibitions. Umpteen handicrafts, jewellery, and homeware authentic to the Victorian era are available here. Do not miss visiting historic buildings like Murray and Chapter House. Read More

Hamer Hall, formerly the Melbourne Concert Hall, is Melbourne's top location for orchestra and chamber music. Concerts including jazz, rock, pop, multicultural, chamber, classical, cabaret, and contemporary music with an Assistive Hearing System are held in Hamer Hall's space of 2500 seats throughout the year. In addition, companies like the Australian Ballet, Opera Australia, and Melbourne Theatre organize regular events and performances at the Hall. Read More

Located at 157 Lonsdale St Melbourne, Hawker Chan is famous for its Michelin-starred food from Singapore. Globally known for being the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant, it offers over 20 dishes, with its bestseller being the soy sauce chicken noodles. The secret ingredient is their soya sauce marinade and a budget starting at only $6.80. Other popular dishes include soya chicken rice and pork ribbed rice.

The Heide Museum of Modern Art is situated in Bulleen, a suburb of Melbourne. It houses modern and contemporary art. The pleasant garden at Heide serves as a great picnic spot for visitors, and the sculpture park is also one other major attraction within the museum. Exhibitions are held with the Heide Market showcasing works of artistry expertise and handcrafted goods. Learning opportunities are offered too. The cafe Heide serves coffee, breakfast, and lunch made from seasonal produce grown in-house in the kitchen garden. Read More

Hot Air Ballon Ride is a lifetime experience, flying high to get a bird’s view of the city and a scenic view. These Balloon Rides are arranged at different locations with one meal included. Queensland is famous for its floating-in-air and highest ride counts. They last for an average of one hour. In addition, customised packages like Sunrise Ballooning at Alice Springs, Yarra Valley Balloon Flight at Sunrise, Balloon flights at Geelong, and Hot air balloon tours in Brisbane are available throughout the year. Read More

A two-hour drive from Melbourne, Lake Mountain Alpine Resort offers fun activities like mountain biking, skiing, tobogganing and snow play, and snowshoeing. The kid-friendly toboggans are family-recommended, and the best time for this is between early June and late September. Village Run, Koala Creek, and Leadbeaters are the three major slopes for tobogganing. Other popular nearby places include Healesville sanctuary, phantom falls, and lake mountain Bristo, which serve locally seasoned food. Read More

Located in Melbourne, and Fitzroy, Lune Croissanterie is famous for its artisanal confectionery and natural ingredients used in its composition. Their Croissants were declared as ‘finest’ in the world by The New York Times. Other specialities on the menu include sweet treats like Kouign-amann, pain au chocolat, doughnuts, cakes, and a good brew. The pâtisserie introduces monthly specials as well. Be sure to experience their Lune Lab, a fine dining experience authentic to the taste of the Lunes. Read More

Melbourne, Australia's Coffee Capital, has breweries and cafes in every laneway. However, their famous 'Magic Coffee' is a secret from the rest of the world and Australia itself! It's a Melbournian 'thing' that you rarely spot on any menu. Double Rissetto topped with steamed milk, served in a regular 160ml or 5oz sized cup, is what the coffee constitutes. 'The Auction Rooms' at 107 Errol street in North Melbourne is an excellent place to try the signature coffee of the city. Read More

Melbourne fringe festival is an annual festival that lasts over three weeks, hosting hundreds of artful events revolving around Melbourne's culture. Over 300 shows displaying a variety of art forms, including theatre, live entertainment, musical shows, design, film, DJ nights, and much more, are held across hundreds of venues throughout the city. Choose from the wide range of food and drinks while you immerse in a pool of culture.