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No matter what you're looking for, Melbourne offers something for everyone this winter.

MelbourneMelbourne boasts an exciting winter line-up of sport, art and culture that will entertain and delight. The Melbourne International Jazz Festival, the Melbourne International Film Festival and the Melbourne Writers Festival will bring creative and vibrant crowds into the city.

The AFL Premiership Season is in full swing, and the Australian Socceroos take on Jordan in the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ Brazil Asian Qualifier in June. For rugby fans, the Melbourne Rebels and the Qantas Wallabies challenge the British and Irish Lions in a historic showdown. Liverpool Football Club will make its first visit to Australia in July to play against Melbourne Victory at the MCG.

A little bit of Hollywood comes to Melbourne with the Hollywood Costume exhibition at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. For those art and theatre lovers, catch the world premiere of KING KONG the musical and the Australian premiere Monet’s Garden exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria.

This winter, Melbourne has something for everyone which will fascinate and inspire.

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Contents 5 The Heart of Arts

6 Arts Abound

9 The Big Screen

10 My Melbourne

12 Staged Excellence

18 City Beats

22 Sporting Code

24 Win A Melbourne Experience

28 Winter Events

30 Hidden Gems

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The Heart of ArtsFrom gorillas to the great arts, Melbourne has it all. With shows, exhibitions, sport, festivals and food galore, you won’t have a moment to spare this season.The city’s galleries are in full swing with vibrant exhibitions from across the globe, as Melbourne Winter Masterpieces land in Melbourne. For a hit of pop culture head to ACMI’s Hollywood Costume, and wander amongst the icons of the silver screen. NGV will shine this season as Monet’s famous blooms take over in Monet’s Garden: The Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris.

For those that like their art on the stage, prepare for a theatrical season like no other with the arrival of some seriously big shows. Melbourne Theatre Company (MTC) will host the much loved and ever captivating The Crucible, starring Australian favourite David Wenham. Be mesmerised as a tale of deceit and retribution unfolds in the notorious Salem. A world apart from witch hunts and trials, Melbourne will host the world exclusive theatre extravaganza, KING KONG. For the first time the film classic will hit the stage at the Regent Theatre, featuring a score of modern music classics.

From a night at the movies to afternoons jamming with the world’s best jazz musicians, Melbourne has gone festival crazy. Screens across Melbourne light up with tales from the four corners of the globe, as part of the acclaimed, Melbourne International Film Festival. Local and international film-makers will be showcased in 18 days of film celebration. For jazz fans, winter in Melbourne is for you, with the Melbourne International Jazz Festival taking the city by storm.

Forget staying in this winter, Melbourne is about to kick off a massive season of sport, with the AFL Premiership Season firing up, the Socceroos battling for a 2014 FIFA World Cup spot against Jordan and two Melbourne teams exhibiting their football mastery against the British & Irish Lions as part of their Australian tour. So get out and discover the sporting fever that sets the city alight during winter. You will not be disappointed.Image (left): Judy Garland as Dorothy from THE WIZARD OF OZ. TM & © Turner Entertainment Co. (s13) Costume designed by Adrian.

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Arts AboundFrom the old to the new, this season Melbourne kicks off a celebration of art. From the masters to the icons of film, it is all here in the heart of the city.

Master Of BloomsThe city will shine in hues of greens and blues as Monet’s masterpieces take over the National Gallery of Victoria. Exclusive to Melbourne, Monet’s Garden: The Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris exhibits some of the best works by the ‘father of French Impressionism’, all featuring the iconic blooms of his Giverny garden. For nearly 30 years Claude Monet painted Giverny, calling it his ‘most beautiful masterpiece’. From the weeping willows to the floating water lilies, you will quickly discover why this French oasis became his lifelong obsession.

The exhibition chronicles the life of one of the greatest artists and his favourite subject, with over sixty magnificent works revealing the transition of Monet’s purely Impressionist style to the expressive pictorial idiom that he later adopted. Be entranced by the true genius as you wander through this everlasting garden and discover the man that gave it life.Image (left): Claude MONET French 1840–1926 Waterlilies (Nymphéas) (1916–19) oil on canvas 150.0 x 197.0 cm Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris Gift of Michel Monet, 1966 (inv. 5164) © Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris, © Bridgeman-Giraudon / Presse

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The four-star Atlantis Hotel welcomes business and leisure travellers into a comfortable atmosphere where you will feel right at home. Connect with comfort in one of our 232 guest rooms, swimming pool, sauna and fully-equipped gym. Rates are based on either Cityviewor Superior Twin rooms including a continental breakfast and 12pm check out.

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For over a century Hollywood has captivated us with stories of love, mystery and adventure. Giving us modern day heroes like Bruce Wayne, Dorothy and Scarlett O’Hara, now you can discover the greatest stars of the silver screen up close in the Australian Centre of the Moving Image’s newest exhibition Hollywood Costume.

Direct from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Hollywood Costume explores the integral part the costume plays in the telling some of our favourite stories, bringing together the most iconic costumes from a century of filmmaking, from Batman and Ben-Hur to Titanic and Moulin Rogue. Rediscover the magic of the movies as you roam among the clothes worn by some of the most unforgettable and beloved characters of all time.

City Of ArtAny art aficionado will know that art is not limited to a painting on a wall in a stark white gallery. There is art on the stage and in film, fashion and dance, food and wine and of course on the street. What better place to explore this creative world than in Melbourne, a city driven by a rich creative passion for art and culture. You can find it everywhere, sometimes in very unexpected places.

Well discussed is Melbourne’s street art, the laneways glow with vibrant patterns. Hosier Lane is the most publicised and arguably most impressive of these. Be immersed in the patchwork of colour that literally covers every surface, or ponder the series of illuminated light boxes as part of the City Lights Project. Wander along the foreshore at Docklands and marvel at the huge sculptures that add to the breathtaking views. Furthering the new trend of light projected art, check out Chin Chin's Wall of Art, all while you wait for a table. The not-for-profit public projection on the outside laneway wall, is an art space for emerging and established contemporary based video artists.

This year the city will welcome Nite Art, a night to celebrate art in Melbourne. Artist run spaces across the city will open their doors to the public, exhibiting the works of the renowned and emerging. With three hubs filled to the brim with artistic talent you are sure to uncover something great.

Open House (28 and 29 July) is back in 2013 and will once again open the doors to the some of the city’s most prized and historically significant buildings. From the old and prolific, to the new and towering, discover the stories behind Melbourne’s wealth of architectural gems.

Escape from the elements and immerse yourself in Enchanted Dome at the State Library of Victoria. Watch as the iconic LaTrobe Reading Room Dome is transformed into a gallery in celebration of its 100th anniversary, with cartoons, paintings and stories depicting its long and prolific past.Image (left): UNIVERSAL / THE KOBAL COLLECTION

Hollywood CostumeUntil 18 AugustACMI, Federation Squareacmi.net.au

Monet’s GardenUntil 8 SeptemberNational Gallery of Victoriangv.vic.gov.au

Nite Art24 JulyVarious locations across Melbourneniteart.com.au

Open House28 & 29 JulyVarious locations across Melbourneopenhousemelbourne.org

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World Of Their OwnThe city is home to over 100 galleries, not all of them as well known as the National Gallery of Victoria, Arts Centre Melbourne or Australian Centre for the Moving Image, but they still exhibit world-class art.

Quickly rising up the ranks is Utopian Slumps, located in Guildford Lane. After only three years it is already receiving critical acclaim and gaining a reputation for quality.

They say a picture speaks a thousand words, so the Centre for Contemporary Photography must say a million. Located on George Street, Fitzroy and established in 1986 as a not-for-profit exhibition and resource centre, it now houses five exhibition spaces welcoming displays of the very best of local, interstate and international photography.

With two gallery spaces and a studio, No Vacancy represents an important part of the art scene. Based at QV and Federation Square, it shows both solo and group art exhibitions, ranging from live music, fashion runway shows, performance and major installation works.

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THE BLACK PEARL304 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy

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Champagne And CocktailsThirsty after a day of exploring Melbourne’s galleries and exhibits? Continue your exploration with an artisan cocktail at these drink specialists.

1. A laneway in a laneway, Bar Americano is standing room only and will have you ready for anything. Specialising in espresso and cocktails this small bar packs a serious punch. Order the Americano.

2. The bar staff are artists at 1806, delivering cocktail masterpieces, you will not be disappointed. Order the Whisky Bang.

3. Bar Di Stasio offers diners a choice; a quick drink or a marathon, casual wine or delicious cocktail, and the chance to make the night your own. Order the West Winds Gin Martini.

4. A laneway gem, Double Happiness offers a fabulously hip décor and quality service to boot. Order the Espresso Martini.

5. The Black Pearl is comfortable and cosy. The modest decor lacks flamboyance, all of which is saved for the innovative and delicious drinks - it is honest and a great place to spend an evening. Order the Blazer.

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The Big ScreenThe much loved and anticipated Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) will once again showcase a program filled with the best of local and international film talent.

LITTLE HUNTER195 Little Collins Street, Melbournelittlehunter.com.au

CUMULUS INC45 Flinders Lane, Melbournecumulusinc.com.au

MR MASONShop 10/530 Collins Street, Melbournemrmason.com.au

LA PETITE CRÊPERIELittle Collins Street, Melbournelapetitecreperie.com.au

GIN PALACE10 Russell Place, Melbourneginpalace.com.au

For 18 days nowhere is off limits, every screen is activated as part of the acclaimed festival, from the planetarium to the world’s third biggest screen, IMAX. Established in 1952, MIFF transforms the heart of the city, with forums, screenings and retrospectives, all in the celebration of the silver screen. From the international to the local, MIFF is dedicated to bringing the very best films to our shores, so sit back with a box of popcorn and enjoy the film.

Dinner And A MovieHeading to MIFF? Make a night of it and dine to these great picks, all close enough to ensure you don’t miss the show.

Their love of local produce and appreciation of the land shines through at Little Hunter. Serving up a range of organic and natural meals, boasting clean, simple and thoughtful flavours.

The much celebrated Cumulus Inc will not surprise you – it is unpretentious, authentic, quality food in modern yet warm and inviting space – and will quickly become one of your favourites too.

Located right in the heart of the city, the French inspired restaurant and bar, Mr Mason is everything you would expect from Melbourne - fun, understated, quirky and decidedly cool.

In a hurry to catch the next MIFF screening? La Petite Crêperie, Melbourne’s smallest, authentically French take-away crêperie on Swanston Street is your solution - quick and delicious you will be ready to come back for seconds after the film.

Gin Palace comes with a warning - and with 18 gins and a dozen martinis on the menu you won’t have to guess why. Prepare yourself for a night of indulgence, plush brocades and strong drinks as this boutique bar does not miss a beat.

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My Melbourne Melburnian Chris Ryan will appear as Jack Driscoll in the music theatre event that is set to take Melbourne by storm.KING KONG has a long and prolific history, what has been your experience with this epic story?I'd actually never seen any of the KING KONG films before auditioning! I knew of them of course - I think everyone knows the image of Kong climbing the Empire State - but my introduction to the story has been this musical theatre adaptation. KING KONG is this timeless thriller, crossed with a love story. It’s a great study of human nature.

What is different about this re-telling?Each Kong movie has been groundbreaking for its time, and this stage adaptation takes it up a notch. People are going to flip-out when they see Kong himself - the puppetry and the animatronics developed by Aussie producer Global Creatures are incredible.

This is the first time the story has been adapted for a stage musical and it has stretched the limits of traditional theatre, including the development of one of the most technically advanced puppets. What has it been like being involved in such a huge moment for theatre?It's hugely exciting. To be here at the start of it all in my hometown, and being part of something unprecedented anywhere in the world is amazing. It's more than theatre; it's an event, so excitement levels are high.

As a local, have you been influenced by Melbourne’s rich arts culture?It's been my life. I've done fringe festivals, comedy festivals, trained at the Victorian College of the Arts (twice! Acting and music), performed in everything from sheds, backyards and warehouses, to The Malthouse and Arts Centre Melbourne - where else could I have done all that? Melbourne is so special and I'm reminded of it every time I come back.

Over the last few years Melbourne has seen a lot of large-scale productions. Do you think the theatre scene has changed?One would hope it's always changing. At its core, theatre should be ahead of everything else in challenging our ideas and our thinking. It should also be the place for great vision and pushing the limits of what people have experienced. KING KONG is certainly doing that. I’m not sure people realise that the producer of our show (Global Creatures) is Melbourne born and bred. And now we have this amazing situation where Broadway media are writing about a show that is premiering on the other side of the globe.

What are your favourite…Café: Rosamond, Fitzroy does a great breakfast and Mario’s on Brunswick Street - an institution and always good.

Bar: I love the Labor in Vain on Brunswick Street - it’s a real pub - a no nonsense drinking hole.

Shop: Incu for clothes - stores on Flinders Lane and Queen Victoria Building (QVB). Vanishing Elephant is a great Melbourne label and they have a store at QVB too. I also love Metropolis Bookshop at Curtin House in the CBD.

Event: AFL Grand Final. Even if the pies aren’t playing I buzz all week.

Treat: Huxtaburger with a few beers.

Place: Edinburgh Gardens in North Fitzroy. Always festive on the weekend.

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Staged ExcellenceHuge, Heroic And Heart-Warming You will be spun into a world of romance and adventure as the biggest show in theatre history, hits the stage of the Regent Theatre.

KING KONG is coming exclusively to Melbourne this winter, so prepare for the extravaganza that is set to change theatre forever.

Five years in the making, Kong will bring the film classic to life with the help of an impressive cast, including a one-tonne, six-metre tall silverback gorilla, who will quickly capture your heart. Combined with an exciting score of modern classics, expertly picked by Moulin Rouge and Romeo and Juliet Composer and arranger Marius de Vries, there is no question that this will be the show of the year.

For 80 years this epic love story has intrigued us, but never before has it been adapted as a musical for the stage, and with its a long and prolific history Kong is sure to impress.Image (above): James Morgan Image (left): James Morgan

From the world exclusive to the classics, this winter Melbourne is delivering the goods with a calendar full of stage triumphs.

KING KONG From June 15Regent Theatre, 191 Collins Street, Melbournekingkongliveonstage.com

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THE MEATBALL & WINE BAR135 Flinders Lane, Melbournemeatballandwinebar.com.au

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Dark And Twisted DramaIn the 1690’s fear gripped the hearts of the god-fearing citizens of America as witch-hunts and conspiracy absorbed the country. It was a time of intrigue and darkness that compels us even now.

Arthur Miller’s The Crucible explores the witch-hunts of Salam, Massachusetts, following the tales of despair as the innocent were dragged before the town and accused of cavorting with the Devil.

Brought to life by Melbourne Theatre Company, The Crucible will throw you into a world of turmoil as it recounts this mesmerising tale.

The Crucible22 June – 3 AugustSouthbank Theatre, 140 Southbank Boulevard, Southbankmtc.com.au

From Across The GlobeNo one likes the grumbling of an empty stomach during a show, so make sure you grab a quick meal before the curtain goes up. No need to book at these great restaurants, all close to the theatre.

Meatballs and wine - there is little not to love about this winning combination and as their name suggests that is exactly what The Meatball & Wine Bar specialise in.

If it has missed your attention, Melbourne has gone fiesta crazy, with Mexican cantinas and taquerias popping up in every corner of the city. But for quality one can’t go past Mamasita, featuring a menu filled with delicious authentic Mexican food.

If you ask a local where to get great Thai, more often than not Chin Chin will be the answer. This art space come restaurant delivers, offering a mish-mash of dishes that zing with exciting flavours.

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Debriefs And DrinksWe all know that the best part of seeing a play or film is the debate over the best part on the way out of the theatre. Make the most of your debrief and head to one of these great bars that are tucked in and around the theatre precinct.

The City Wine Shop, is both a retail wine shop and bar, with a focus on quality. For Champagne lovers this is the place for you, selling drops from both local and international producers, you will be spoilt for choice.

Hihou is a unique Japanese lounge and bar with unmatched attention to detail – from the heavily grained timber-topped bar, to the entry buzzer (you are greeted at the door and guided to your table!). Sip on a Negro-kan, a spin on the classic Negroni, while a Hihoutini turns sake, gin and elderflower into a delicious smooth cocktail.

Hidden amongst Melbourne’s laneways, Lily Blacks remembers the golden era of cocktails. With a menu of spirits from across the globe, including the largest working collection of aromatic bitters in the world, all blended perfectly into the finest cocktails from pre-prohibition to the modern classics.

With its low slung ceiling and ‘mood lighting’ The Understudy provides the perfect atmosphere to ponder over a strong drink. Sitting below the already famed 1806, this unique bar focuses on the artistry of cocktail making - something that is on show in every drink.

A Piece Of HistoryIn town for one of the great shows this winter? Make the most of it and continue the drama with a night at Melbourne’s oldest running hotel, The Hotel Windsor.

Steeped in history this stunning building is more than the bricks and mortar that hold it together - for 130 years The Hotel Windsor has opened its doors to the rich, famous and powerful. Discover the story behind this iconic piece of Melbourne’s history.

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THE UNDERSTUDY169 Exhibition Street, Melbourne1806.com.au/understudy

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Live And LoudThe music scene is alive and kicking in Melbourne, with emerging and renowned acts rocking venues across the city, from the small and intimate to the world-class amphitheatres. Venues like Ding Dong Lounge have become gospels for rock, with live gigs most nights. Behind a rather dingy, peculiar, underground entrance hides an unimaginable feast for the music lover, the walls dripping with true rock history. The drinks are cheap and the music great, making Ding Dong the perfect venue to wile away the late or early hours.

Similarly, The Toff in Town brings that true live music legend to life, albeit with a twist. The band room is hidden among a carousel of train carriages and a rather classy looking bar with a drink list to match. The Toff is a mix of paradigms - stylish, with a truly divine atmosphere and yet still holds that certain grungy cool that comes with great live music.

Declaring itself boldly as ‘pretty much the best rock n’ roll bar in the world’, you are in for an authentic rock n’ roll experience at Cherry Bar. Appropriately found in AC/DC Lane, they showcase a roster of DJ’s and live bands, perfect for the rock connoisseur.

Swing into winter, on the sweet melodic tunes of the world’s best musicians. From the jazz greats to the emerging rock stars, Melbourne puts on a show this season.

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At the other end of the spectrum is The Night Cat - cosy and cheerful, the venue hums with stylish warmth. The music is lively and fun, from Afro-Cuban and Afro-Beat to contemporary Hip Hop, Reggae, Funk and Groove. The Night Cat has a distinctive rhythm that is sure to get you up and dancing.

Swinging BluesImmerse yourself in the soulful blues and swinging tunes as Australia’s largest jazz festival hits Melbourne. The 16th Melbourne International Jazz Festival brings 10 days of free concerts, family events, films, master classes, gigs, club sessions and parties to the city.

Get swept away in this lively festival, with international stars on show. The likes of legendary vocalist Cassandra Wilson, five-time Grammy Award winner Chucho Valdés and his Afro-Cuban Messengers, seven-piece New Orleans-style Rebirth Brass Band and Blood, Sweat and Tears’ Mike Stern and Band will all grace the stages.

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A stylish boutique hotel appreciated by business & leisure travellers for its warmth, charm and prized location. Offering contemporary, spacious rooms with modern facilities, surrounded by leading fashion boutiques, lively cafes and some of Melbourne’s famous shopping arcades.

Boasting Melbourne’s most central location on the Bourke Street Mall. Opposite Myer department store and surrounded by fashion boutiques and Melbourne’s renowned laneway cafes. Comfortable, affordable accommodation in Melbourne’s best location.

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Inclusive of:Continental buffet breakfast Morning newspaperGym and steam room access

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2,3 & 4 night minimum stay rates also available.

THE ENEMY WITHININTERNEES AND PRISONERS OF WAR, VICTORIA 1939–47

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Over 4500 performances and events each year including Ballet, Opera, Orchestra,

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Performance on a plate: let your tastebuds delight in our fabulous

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Overlooking the Yarra River and the Melbourne city skyline, Australia’s largest performing arts centre has something for everyone

Getting here: Just a 2 min walk across the Yarra River from Flinders Street Station. Easy access via the City Circle Tram and the Melbourne Visitor Shuttle Bus

Opening Hours: Daily 9am til late

Discover the sights, sagas, secrets, and celebrated performances that lie

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Sporting CodeHear the roar as the football, in every code, rumbles into Melbourne. From the Lions, to the Rebels, Swans and Wallabies there is sure to be a team that strikes passion in your heart.Footy, Footy, FootyAlready kicking off their season is the much loved AFL, a sport bred and beloved in Melbourne. For 23 weeks of the year, loyal fans line up in their thousands at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and Etihad Stadium, to support their ‘boys’, as they battle it out for the glory of the 2013 AFL Premiership Cup. Don your team colours and join the crowds for all the on field action.

This year Melbourne will welcome the other type of football – soccer, as our favourite Socceroos take on Jordan in the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ Asian Qualifier. Support our Aussies as they contend to join the ranks in next year’s World Cup. Australia’s International favourites, Liverpool will bring all the action of the English Premier League to Melbourne in a friendly against Melbourne Victory, at the MCG. Buy your tickets early as the Liverpool v Melbourne Victory match is sure to be a sell-out.

Rugby is back and even bigger in 2013, as the Brits land in Melbourne for the 2013 British & Irish Lions Tour. 12 years in the making, the Lions are set to play two hotly contested matches - the first at AAMI Park against the Rebels and next at Etihad Stadium against the Wallabies - providing two chances for Australia to showcase their prowess on the pitch.

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AFL Premiership Season March - SeptemberMelbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and Etihad Stadiumafl.com.au

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil TM Asian Qualifier11 JuneEtihad Stadiumfootballaustralia.com.au/tickets

2013 British & Irish Lions TourMelbourne Rebels v British & Irish Lions - 25 June AAMI Park Qantas Wallabies v British & Irish Lions - 29 JuneEtihad Stadium rugby.com.au/lions2013

Liverpool v Melbourne Victory 24 JulyMelbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) ticketek.com

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THE FOX HOTEL351 Wellington Street, Collingwoodthefoxhotel.com.au

THE GEM289 Wellington Street, Collingwoodthegembar.com.au

BUILDER ARMS HOTEL211 Gertrude Street, Fitzroybuildersarmshotel.com.au

WOOLSHED PUBShed 9, T18/161 Harbour Esplanade, Docklandswoolshedpub.com

THE GRACE DARLING114 Smith Street, Collingwoodthegracedarlinghotel.com.au

Before The GamePrepare for a night of barracking or wind down after the game with dinner and drinks at these sport friendly venues.

Sitting prominently on the corner of Alexandra Parade and Wellington Street, The Fox Hotel is full of old school, authentic Australian charm. Its cosy, neighbourhood atmosphere and quality grub is matched with a unique mix of beers drawn from local microbreweries and the far-flung corners of the globe. You won’t be leaving too quickly.

As the name suggests, The Gem is a jewel of the Collingwood pub scene. Full of retro clutter, it exudes warmth and will have you feeling right at home as soon as you walk through the door. Good food and great live music add to the already friendly atmosphere, making it easy to love.

A landmark public house, the Builders Arms Hotel on Gertrude Street in Fitzroy is the very essence of an Australian pub. The refreshed and restored dining room proves true to the classic bar and bistro counter menu and will get you right into the sporting spirit.

Walking through the doors of Woolshed Pub at Central Pier, you are transported back in time. The expansive open spaces and lofty ceilings provide the perfect bones for the stunning dining area. With a family friendly bistro and offering a unique twist on your traditional hotel meal, prepare to lose track of time at this dining jewel.

With a brand new dedicated whisky bar you will soon uncover why The Grace Darling Hotel has become a local institution. Like its sassy 19th century heroine namesake, Grace Darling, who saved the lives of several shipwrecked sailors, this pub is more than meets the eye and is definitely worth the stop.

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No matter what you are looking for, Melbourne has something for everyone. One lucky reader has the chance to win an amazing family weekend away.

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Terms & Conditions:Validity of the prizes cannot be extended. Melbourne Theatre Company Family Pass for two adults and two children to The Book of Everything is valid from 27 November until 22 December 2013. National Sports Museum Family Pass including MCG Tour for two adults and up to four children is valid until 31 December 2013. Luxury overnight accommodation at Crown Metropol Melbourne for four people is valid for stays until 30 December 2013. If interconnecting rooms are required, please request at time of booking. Some blackout periods or limited availability may apply to special event periods and public holidays. A 24-hour cancellation policy applies. Service fee of 1.65% applies to accounts settled by credit card. Valet parking for one vehicle only. Prizes cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Please visit destinationmelbourne.com.au/media for the full set of terms and conditions.

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Located only nine minutes by train to the MCG,Rod Laver Arena, and twelve minutes to Flinders Street Station. Enjoy stylish 4.5-star self-contained Studio apartment accommodation with the convenience of 24 hour reception, FOXTEL, Wi-Fi access, guest gymnasium, onsite secure car parking and onsite French Café serving breakfast daily from 7am.

T&C: *Based on a maximum of two guests per Standard Studio Apartment for a Friday or Saturday night stay. Valid until 22 September 2013 and subject to availability at the time of booking.

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T&C: *Room only. Subject to availability. Excludes peak periods when surcharges may apply. Blackout dates of 24-29 June due to the rugby.For room as printed. Valid until 31 August 2013.

Located in the heart of Melbourne’s vibrant market precinct, this award-winning four-star boutique hotel is within walking distance to shopping, dining, entertainment and sporting venues. A perfect base from which to enjoy Melbourne! Winner of the 2012 State Awards for Excellence.

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FROM $149 PER NIGHT*Beautifully presented boutique style hotel in the heart of St Kilda Road. • Various styles of accommodation• Free wireless internet • Free newspaper• Free bottle of sparkling wine on arrival

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478 St Kilda RoadMelbourne, Victoria 3004Email: info@charsfield.com

FROM $159 PER NIGHT*One of the best addresses in town for business and leisure travellers. • Various styles of accommodation• Free wireless internet• Free in-house movies• Buy one get one free continental breakfast

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51 Little Bourke StreetMelbourne, Victoria 3000Email: stay@crossleyhotel.com.au

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Melbourne Central YHA

Relaxed and affordable, quality accommodation, that isn’t just for backpackers, right in the centre of town.

Melbourne Central YHA offers comfortable multi-share rooms through to private rooms with ensuites. Spend less here, to spend more out there and make the most of your Melbourne escape.

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Superbly located in the heart of the city, The Victoria Hotel is the ideal base for your next Melbourne escape. With some of the city ’s best attractions, shopping, restaurants and theatres just a stones throw away, you will be able to take in all Melbourne has to offer.

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Experience Melbourne’s rich history with a stay at the Heritage listed Quest Gordon Place superbly located on the edge of Chinatown in the heart of the theatre district. Package includes accommodation and breakfast for two in a studio apartment including internet use, local phone calls, use of onsite pool, gym and BBQ area and a lazy late midday check out.

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Winter EventsUNTIL 28 JULYAfghanistan: Hidden TreasuresMelbourne MuseumA remarkable exhibition of stunning artefacts revealing Afghanistan’s intriguing past. Visiting Australia for the first time, this exhibition, with more than 230 priceless treasures, some thousands of years old, offers a rare opportunity to discover the surprising, untold story of the long and extraordinarily rich culture that is Afghanistan. museumvictoria.com.au

UNTIL 18 AUGUST Melbourne Winter Masterpieces: Hollywood CostumeACMI, Federation Square Experience the art of costume design in glorious detail. Direct from London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, the exhibition charts more than a century of classic characters and costumes, worn by some of the most recognisable actors in cinema history from The Wizard of Oz to Titanic, Ben-Hur to James Bond. acmi.net.au

UNTIL 8 SEPTEMBER Melbourne Winter Masterpieces: Monet’s Garden: The Musée Marmottan Monet, ParisNGV InternationalExclusive to Melbourne, this stunning exhibition will feature more than 60 works devoted to Claude Monet’s iconic garden at Giverny. Monet’s Garden traces the evolution of these garden motifs over a period of 20 years and reveals the transition of Monet’s Impressionist style to a more personal pictorial idiom that he adopted in later life.ngv.vic.gov.au

UNTIL SEPTEMBERAFL Premiership SeasonMelbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and Etihad StadiumFootball is back on the calendar and it’s back with a bang. Watch the game invented and loved by the locals take the city by storm as 18 teams fight for the glory of the premiership.afl.com.au

FROM MAY Legally Blonde: The Musical Princess TheatreMelbourne is turning pink as Legally Blonde: The Musical hits the Princess Theatre. Winner of seven major awards, this musical adaption of the rom-com classic will have you laughing, crying and practising your ‘Bend and Snap’ in the aisles. With an all star cast including some of Australia’s favourite stars, Legally Blonde is the perfect night of light-hearted musical fun.legallyblonde.com.au

31 MAY - 9 JUNE Melbourne International Jazz FestivalVarious locations across MelbourneExperience the world’s modern masters of jazz. First time jazz-goers and jazz aficionados alike can enjoy international and local jazz legends performing in Melbourne’s iconic venues, or enjoy late-night art parties, intimate club gigs, film screenings, masterclasses, daily free concerts and events for families and children.melbournejazz.com

11 JUNE2014 FIFA World CupTM Brazil Asian Qualifier - Socceroos v JordanEtihad StadiumThis is it, everything is on the line. Be the voice of the Socceroos and send them on the road to Brazil. Wear your green and gold colours and let’s show the world who Australia is.footballaustralia.com.au/tickets

FROM 15 JUNEKING KONGRegent TheatreThis epic music theatre event features a cast of more than 40 actors, singers, dancers, circus performers and a team of puppeteers bringing to life the timeless legend. Set to a score of original compositions and modernised musical standards, KING KONG inspires wonder, romance and a sense of adventure.kingkongliveonstage.com

Image (above): Claude MONET French 1840–1926 Roses (Les Roses) (1925–26) oil on canvas, 130.0 x 200.0 cm Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris Gift of Michel Monet, 1966 (inv. 5096) © Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris, © Bridgeman-Giraudon / Presse

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25 JUNEBritish & Irish Lions Tour - Melbourne Rebels v British & Irish LionsAAMI Park Get ready to create history when the British & Irish Lions take on Australian Super Rugby’s newest team, the Melbourne Rebels for the very first time. The last time the Lions toured in 2001, the Rebels didn’t exist. Now they’ll be looking to make a dent in the Lions' pride.rugby.com.au/lions2013

29 JUNEBritish & Irish Lions Tour - Qantas Wallabies v British & Irish LionsEtihad StadiumIn 2001, Melbourne set the scene for the turning point of the Wallabies' campaign against the British & Irish Lions. Now 12 years on the Qantas Wallabies and the Lions will battle again in the second, and possibly the deciding test of the series.rugby.com.au/lions2013

FROM JULY Docklands Friday Night Fireworks Waterfront City, DocklandsJust because the temperature drops a few degrees, doesn’t mean that Docklands stops. In fact, the waterfront takes on a completely different feel in winter. Watch four unique Friday night fireworks shows throughout July. Arrive early to ensure you get a harbour side seat at one of Docklands' many restaurants.melbourne.vic.gov.au/whatson

24 JULYLiverpool v Melbourne VictoryMelbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)International favourites, Liverpool will sound off against local stars, Melbourne Victory, in a friendly at the MCG. This not to be missed match is sure to have fans split and teetering on the edge of their seats.ticketek.com

24 JULYNite ArtGuildford Lane, Upper Bourke Street and Flinders LaneThe inaugural artwalk event where over 18 independent galleries and artist run spaces will be open across Melbourne’s CBD for one night only. Stroll through some of the city’s best art spaces and admire the talent that has fostered Melbourne’s rich art scene.niteart.com.au

25 JULY - 11 AUGUSTMelbourne International Film FestivalVarious locations across MelbourneOne of the oldest film festivals in the world returns in winter with premieres, parties and filmmaker events to excite lovers of world-class cinema. Films from over 50 countries will be screened, whilst also proudly showcasing Australia’s best local talent.miff.com.au

28 & 29 JULYOpen House MelbourneVarious locations across Melbourne From the old and historically steeped to the new and bold, Open House Melbourne opens the doors to some of the city’s most stunning architectural gems. Discover the stories behind Melbourne’s most notable buildings and be mesmerised by their beauty.openhousemelbourne.org

22 AUGUST - 1 SEPTEMBERMelbourne Writers FestivalFederation Square Featuring entertaining debates, readings, interviews, performances, workshops and book launches. Each year the festival welcomes hundreds of guests from across the country and around the world. mwf.com.au

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Hidden GemsVibrant Brights And City LightsThere is one thing beyond all others that sets Melbourne apart - its creative laneways. These city backstreets have been turned into vibrant canvases of glowingly bright street art, creating a maze of ever-changing outdoor galleries.

Conspicuously hidden between the bustling retail haven of Bourke Street Mall is Union Lane; a thoroughfare for eager shoppers and home to a colourful and eclectic patchwork of street art. Along Flinders Lane you will find AC/DC Lane, named after the legendary rock band, it is a canvas for the city’s ever-changing artworks.

From Little Things In this city, laneways and food go hand-in-hand. So don’t be surprised to discover, hidden in the depths of Melbourne’s web of lanes, some of the smallest and best coffee shops, cafés and restaurants. At times they may be hard to find, but half the fun is discovering them before everyone else does.

Enjoy a bite to eat in a one-of-a-kind setting; Degraves Street is famous for its sidewalk cafés and quality coffee. Head underground and seek out Cup of Truth, a tiny hole in the wall hidden below Flinders Street in the Degraves Street Subway serving up great coffee.

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Laneway EdgeFrom vintage gems to new designs, immerse yourself in Melbourne’s maze of laneways. Explore Russell Place, Flinders Lane and Crossley Street, home to a treasure trove of eclectic boutiques which allow you to find everything you never knew you were looking for.

Behind bustling Collins Street is Howey Place, a sanctuary of shopping delights, with designer boutiques selling everything from bridal wear to boots, you are sure to find a little piece of luxury to take home with you. Hidden within Manchester Lane, step into Claude Maus for men and women’s fashion with that true Melbourne edge.

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When you wander Melbourne’s streets it is easy to get lost in the labyrinth of laneways that twist their way through the city.

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Visit questdocklands.com.au or call 9630 1000

Quest Docklands Serviced Apartments has been stylishly refurbished, providing a comfortable stay for families and friends visiting Melbourne. Our accommodation in Docklands is conveniently located directly adjacent to Etihad Stadium, minutes from Southern Cross Station, great shopping at Harbour Town and DFO and the heart of Melbourne’s CBD.

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Conditions apply, subject to availability. Not valid for conference or business groups. Prices are valid for new bookings only. For full terms and conditions visit questapartments.com.au. Valid for sale and travel until 30/09/2013. Blackout dates apply and include but are not limited to 25/06/13-29/06/13 and AFL Grand Final weekend. Car parking rates available by calling 03 9630 1000. Mention Winter Getaway when making the reservation.

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