MELBOURNE in Winter

Official Visitor Guide

Melbourne Winter MasterpiecesMasterpieces from the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great

Edition: Winter 2015

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MESSAGE FROM THE LORD MAYOR

Winter activities in Melbourne enliven any grey day. A chilly afternoon is the perfect setting for Shifting Gear: Design, Innovation and the Australian Car, at the National Gallery of Victoria, showcasing our remarkable automotive history.

Theatre-goers can visit one of Melbourne’s many cosy bars and cafés to debrief on a great night out.

Melbourne’s reputation as a bold, inspirational and creative city attracts the finest musicians, writers, and filmmakers to our major winter events; the International Jazz and Film Festivals and the Melbourne Writers Festival.

Our vibrant city bustles with gigs, late-night parties, early morning screenings, workshops and readings, sporting events and shopping. So check the guide, don your overcoat and venture out into the wonderful world of Melbourne!

Robert DoyleLord Mayor

MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER

Australia’s cultural and sporting capital offers an enviable wealth of attractions and experiences.

Music fans can immerse themselves in the life and work of one of the great contemporary iconoclasts as part of the 2015 Melbourne Winter Masterpieces, in the Australian-exclusive David Bowie is exhibition at ACMI. While the NGV will showcase one of the world’s greatest art collections in Masterpieces from the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great, the Melbourne Museum continues to engage visitors with The WW1 Centenary Exhibition.

The MCG will burst to life with three International Champions Cup fixtures featuring world-class football heavyweights, the Holden State of Origin Game 2 and the AFL.

Melbourne has something for everyone from blockbuster musicals to the city ’s famous live music and nightlife.

Hon John Eren MP Minister for Tourism and Major Events

Cover image: Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn. Dutch 1606–1669. Young woman trying on earrings 1657, oil on wood panel, 39.5 x 32.5 cm. The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg (Inv. № ГЭ-784). Acquired from the collection of the Comte de Baudouin, Paris, 1781. EXHI029589.

WELCOME TO MELBOURNE 2

Calendar of Events 4

A Feast for the Senses 8

Uniquely Melbourne 14

Lose Yourself 16

Discover Melbourne 18

ATTRACTIONS & ENTERTAINMENT 20

ARTS & CULTURE 40

SHOPPING 52

DINING & NIGHTLIFE 70

WINTER OFFERS 77

OUT & ABOUT 86

DISCOVER VICTORIA 106

HELPING YOU GET THERE 124

MAPS

Airport Gate Directory & Information 134

Melbourne Laneway Map 136

Melbourne City Map 138

Inner Melbourne Map 140

Train Network Map 142

Tram Network Map 143

Regional Victoria Map 144

V/ Line Network Map 146

USEFUL INFORMATION 148

Frequently Asked Questions 152

Tell Us What You Think To Win 154

Accommodation Index 155

Advertiser Index 156

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Welcome to MelbourneFounded in 1835, Melbourne is now home to over four million passionate, friendly and welcoming people. Prepare to be surprised – this city thrives on creativity and innovation.

SHOPPINGMelbourne makes shopping easy – precincts and streets are filled with boutiques and department stores, offering everything from handcrafted homewares to designer clothes. Explore the city ’s laneways – from local labels to international brands, it is all here for the taking.

ARTS AND CULTUREEnjoy the rich arts and culture of this city – galleries, theatres and venues across Melbourne are filled with exhibitions, festivals and events all year round. Explore innovative art, experience creative festivals and discover the new and unique. You’ll be impressed with Melbourne’s commitment to art in all its forms.

SPORTMelbourne is a city that loves sport and there is always something happening on the city ’s packed sporting calendar. Make sure you take the time to enjoy the action from the grandstands and sidelines at Melbourne’s world-class sporting facilities.

OUTDOORSAustralia is known for its wide open spaces and endless skies and Melbourne is no different – from the beach to the hills there is so much to see. Melbourne’s city centre hides lush pockets filled with beautiful parks, rivers and gardens, and there are suburban trails and paths to discover any time of year. So get walking, running, cycling or even jump on a boat to experience some of the best natural sights this city has to offer.

FOOD AND WINEFollow your nose through city streets and laneways filled with restaurants, bars and cafés, or visit the fabulous rooftop and riverside venues that hum with activity all year round. Melburnians love to eat and drink, and it shows with the thriving dining scene on offer. From five course degustation menus to food trucks, no matter what you have a taste for you can find it in this vibrant city.

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Wominjeka – Welcome

For Aboriginal Australians, the city now known as Melbourne has been home since the beginning of time. The sprawling metropolis of this urban city rests upon the ancestral lands of the clans of the Boonerwrung and Wurundjeri people.

INDIGENOUS MELBOURNE

T he land that makes up Melbourne is part of the Kulin Nation and is an important meeting

place for the Wurundjeri, Boonerwrung, Taungurong, Djajawarrung and Wathaurong people. Experience Melbourne's rich indigenous culture at one of many locations across the city.

FIRST PEOPLESMelbourne Museum’s First Peoples at the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre is the largest exhibition to focus on the story of Aboriginal Victoria from the time of creation to today. The exhibition celebrates the history, culture, achievements and survival of Victoria’s Aboriginal people. » museumvictoria.com.au/first-peoples

ABORIGINAL HERITAGE WALKFrom Sunday to Thursday each week, visitors can join indigenous guides for a walk through the Royal Botanic Gardens, and learn about the traditional uses for native plants. » rbg.vic.gov.au

THE IAN POTTER CENTRE: NGV AUSTRALIAThis gallery in Federation Square focuses solely on local art. The Aboriginal collection is particularly strong, with both artefacts and works by major indigenous artists on permanent display. » ngv.vic.gov.au

MELBOURNE VISITOR CENTRE For more information on indigenous experiences in Melbourne and around Victoria, staff members at the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Federation Square can provide recommendations and information. » melbourne.vic.gov.au/visitor

Papa Goose

National Gallery of Victoria

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Now ShowingTHE LION KINGRegent Theatre

Adored by over 70 million people, Disney’s landmark musical event is in Melbourne for a strictly limited season. Have your expectations of theatre exceeded by the songs, action and spectacle of The Lion King. » lionking.com.au

Now ShowingSTRICTLY BALLROOM THE MUSICALHer Majesty’s Theatre

Fall in love with Australia’s most dazzling musical, now playing for a limited season at Her Majesty ’s Theatre. Based on the much-loved film, Strictly Ballroom The Musical has audiences dancing in the aisles. Directed by Baz Luhrmann, it features classic songs ‘Love is in the Air’ and ‘Time After Time’. » strictlyballroomthemusical.com

Until 7 JuneMELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVALVarious venues around Melbourne

This festival will bring the world’s most iconic jazz artists, genre-bending innovators, instrumentalists and soulful singers to Melbourne for an 11-day celebration of sound. Enjoy club gigs, late-night parties, film screenings, workshops, events for families and kids, and a wide-range of free events. » melbournejazz.com

Until 21 JuneA GOLDEN AGE OF CHINA: QIANLONG EMPEROR, 1736-1795National Gallery of Victoria (NGV International)

Experience the opulence and splendour of the imperial collection of China during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor. A feast for the eyes and mind, discover hidden treasures and learn about the mystery and secrets of imperial life in the Forbidden City, Beijing. » ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/a-golden-age-of-china

The Lion King

Melbourne International Jazz Festival

Strictly Ballroom The Musical

Image (top, left): Photograph by Deen van Meer ©DisneyImage (bottom, left): Jeff Busby

Until 4 OctoberTHE WW1 CENTENARY EXHIBITIONMelbourne Museum

Using more than 350 precious artefacts and the latest digital technology to tell emotional personal stories, The WW1 Centenary Exhibition, exclusive to Melbourne Museum, gives visitors a rich and engaging insight into this pivotal historical event. » ww1exhibition.com.au

17 June2015 HOLDEN STATE OF ORIGIN GAME II Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

Rugby league's showpiece event, the Holden State of Origin Series, is coming to the iconic MCG for the first time in 18 years. Longtime rivals, Queensland and New South Wales will have everything to play for, and it is sure to be another thrilling chapter in rugby league folklore. » nrl.com

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Image (top): GM Holden LTD, Melbourne (manufacturer) HQ Holden Monaro GTS, coupe, 1971–74 (manufactured) designed by Leo Pruneau, Joe Schemansky, John Schinella and Phillip Zmood, Private collection, Photo: Andrey Moisseyev

Until 5 JulyANYTHING GOESPrincess Theatre

Cole Porter’s smash hit musical comedy, Anything Goes, stars Caroline O’Connor and Todd McKenney. Featuring the hit songs ‘I Get A Kick Out Of You’, ‘It ’s De-lovely ’ and, of course, ‘Anything Goes’, this is a first-class musical extravaganza. » anythinggoesmusical.com.au

Until 12 JulySHIFTING GEAR: DESIGN, INNOVATION AND THE AUSTRALIAN CARNational Gallery of Victoria (NGV Australia)

Shifting Gear will display 23 of Australia’s most iconic vehicles alongside ephemera including photographs, models, sketches, illustrations and archival materials, exploring this country ’s important and proud history of automobile design and engineering. » ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/shifting-gear

Until September2015 TOYOTA AFL PREMIERSHIP SEASONMelbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) & Etihad Stadium

Watch the skills, the goals and the big hits as Melbourne’s teams get down to the business end of the 2015 AFL Premiership Season. Australian Rules football is one of the city ’s rituals, and no visit to Melbourne would be complete without catching a game. » afl.com.au

Shifting Gear: Design, Innovation and the Australian Car

The WW1 Centenary Exhibition

2015 Holden State Of Origin Game II

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Calendar of Events1–21 JuneTHE LIGHT IN WINTERFederation Square

The Light in Winter is a celebration of art, music and performance in the heart of Melbourne city. It brings together local and international artists for free events, performances and exhibitions, culminating in the Solstice Celebration. » fedsquare.com/thelightinwinter

3 July–28 August (Fridays)DOCKLANDS WINTER FIREWORKSDocklands

Melbourne’s Docklands precinct will be showered in colour each Friday in July and August as the annual Docklands Winter Fireworks program returns. This year the fireworks, at 7.30 each night, will be paired with fun-filled, family-friendly activities along New Quay Promenade. » melbourne.vic.gov.au/winter

16 July–1 NovemberACMI MELBOURNE WINTER MASTERPIECES: DAVID BOWIE ISAustralian Centre of the Moving Image (ACMI)

David Bowie is celebrates the extraordinary career of one of the most pioneering and influential artists and performers of the modern era. Created by London’s prestigious Victoria and Albert Museum, the exhibition charts the genius and legacy of an iconic artist and innovator. » acmi.net.au/bowie

The Light in Winter

Image (right): David Bowie during the filming of the 'Ashes to Ashes' video, 1980. Photograph by Brian Duffy. Photo Duffy © Duffy Archive & The David Bowie Archive. Image (below): Marcel Aucar

18–24 JulyINTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS CUP AUSTRALIA PRESENTED BY AUDIMelbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

The most significant football event Australia has ever hosted - the International Champions Cup Australia - comes to Melbourne featuring three of the best football teams in the world. Real Madrid CF vs AS Roma (18 July), AS Roma vs Manchester City FC (21 July), and the final match (24 July) between Real Madrid CF and Manchester City FC. » internationalchampionscup.com

David Bowie is

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25–26 JulyOPEN HOUSE MELBOURNEVarious locations around Melbourne

Open House Melbourne is a free event showcasing some of the city ’s finest buildings. Explore previously unseen interiors, and discover some of the historical stories that have made Melbourne the city it is today. » openhousemelbourne.org

30 July–16 AugustMELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (MIFF)Various cinemas across Melbourne

Now in its seventh decade, MIFF celebrates the best of contemporary international cinema and showcases Australian filmmaking talent. With world premieres and glamorous galas, MIFF lights up Melbourne every winter. » miff.com.au

31 July–8 NovemberMELBOURNE WINTER MASTERPIECES: MASTERPIECES FROM THE HERMITAGE: THE LEGACY OF CATHERINE THE GREATNational Gallery of Victoria (NGV)

As the ruler of Russia, Catherine the Great oversaw a period in the country’s history known as the Golden Age – a time when art, literature and philosophy where highly valued. The exhibition offers over 400 outstanding works from her private collection, including the finest group of Dutch and Flemish art to come to Australia » ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/masterpieces-from-the-hermitage

20–30 AugustMELBOURNE WRITERS FESTIVALVarious locations around Melbourne

Writers from around the world come together to celebrate literature and inspire readers through a vibrant program of storytelling, conversation, debate, performance, music, art and digital events. » mwf.com.au

Melbourne International Film Festival

Image (below): Dean WallisImage (top, left): Alexander Roslin, Swedish 1718–1793. Portrait of Catherine II 1776–77, oil on canvas 271.0 x 189.5 cm. The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg (Inv. № ГЭ-1316) EXHI029593. Acquired from the Winter Palace, 1918 EXHI029593.

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A Feast for the SensesWith arts, culture, festivals and sport all happening, this is truly an exciting time to be in Melbourne. No matter what your passion is, you’ll find inspiration here.

BOWIEAt ACMI, as part of the first installment of the 2015 Melbourne Winter Masterpieces Program, discover the brilliance, innovation and uniqueness of David Bowie’s career in David Bowie is (16 July–1 November), the ground-breaking multi-sensory exhibition created by London’s Victoria & Albert Museum. The exhibition draws upon unprecedented access to Bowie’s costumes, album artwork and memorabilia, lyric sheets, photographs, stage sets, rare videos, filmed live shows, more than 50 costumes and interviews with Bowie’s key collaborators.

» acmi.net.au/exhibitions/bowie

FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVEMelbourne Winter Masterpieces continues at NGV with Masterpieces from the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great (31 July–8 November). The exhibition features more than 400 works from the personal collection of Catherine the Great, ruler of Russia from 1762 to 1796. Borrowed from the Hermitage in St Petersburg, the pieces on display, including works by Rembrandt, Velasquez, Rubens and Titian, represent a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to view one of the world’s greatest personal collections.

» ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/masterpieces-from-the-hermitage

100 YEARS ONThe WW1 Centenary Exhibition (until 4 October) at Melbourne Museum commemorates the centenary of the First World War. This is the most historical and significant exhibition from the Imperial War Museums to ever leave Great Britain. The multi-million dollar exhibition uses state-of-the-art digital interactives and showcases original artefacts, dramatic film, rare artworks, sounds and images to educate visitors of the importance and legacy of The Great War.

» ww1exhibition.com.au

David Bowie is

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EXHIBITIONS ABOUNDAlso showing at the NGV are two contrasting yet equally impressive exhibitions. At NGV Australia, A Golden Age of China: Qianlong Emperor, 1736-1795 (until 21 June) explores the decadence and glory of one of China’s most illustrious periods. While NGV International celebrates Australia's important and proud history of automobile design and engineering with Shifting Gear: Design, Innovation and the Australian Car (until 12 July).

» ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/a-golden-age-of-china » ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/shifting-gear

BRIGHTEN THE NIGHT SKYFeaturing a world premiere installation by UK light artist Chris Levine, The Light in Winter (1–21 June) is a celebration of art, music and performance at Federation Square. On the other side of the city, the Docklands come alive every Friday night from 7.30pm during July and August with the Docklands Fireworks.

» fedsquare.com/thelightinwinter » melbourne.vic.gov.au/winter

There’s no better pick-me-up while exploring Melbourne’s arts and culture than a warm, delicious drink. The city is famous for its caffeine offerings, and proximity matters when you need a quick energy boost.

Cultural Cafés

1 ASSEMBLY Just a short stroll from Melbourne Museum,

Assembly is a coffee and tea store with all bases covered. Learn about the processes that go into creating different brews, pick up some coffee-making paraphernalia, or simply grab a drink to go.

» 60-62 Pelham Street, Carlton assemblystore.com

2 MÖRK CHOCOLATE Although its founders have a background in

coffee, Mörk Chocolate creates another of Melbourne’s obsessions. The purest form of chocolate – cacao liquor – and the finest cocoa powder go into Mörk’s artisan hot chocolate blends, and at its Brew House you can sit and taste the decadent results.

» 150 Errol Street, North Melbourne morkchocolate.com.au

3 ARBORY BAR & EATERY Close to ACMI and NGV, Arbory offers a slice

of riverside lifestyle – and great coffee – at an open-air venue. Breakfast and lunch are fully catered for, and umbrellas and outdoor heaters will keep you comfortable at any time of day or night.

» Flinders Walk arbory.com.au

Arbory Bar & Eatery

Shifting Gear: Design, Innovation and the Australian Car

Image (top, left): Striped bodysuit for the Aladdin Sane tour, 1973. Design by Kansai Yamamoto. Photograph by Masayoshi Sukita, © Sukita / The David Bowie Archive.Image (bottom, left): Peter Paul Rubens and workshop. Flemish 1577–1640. The Adoration of the Shepherds c.1620, oil on canvas, 235.0 x 277.5 cm. The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg (Inv. № ГЭ-494). Acquired, from the auction of Collection Dufresne, Amsterdam, 1770. EXHI029586. Image (above): Tom Ross

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JAZZ CITYUntil 7 June, the Melbourne International Jazz Festival sets this town alight with an incredible line-up featuring some of the world’s great musicians, including Kurt Elling and Herbie Hancock. The rich program brings jazz into the heart of the city and opens up locals’ and visitors’ eyes to the possibilities of music and improvisation.

» melbournejazz.com

LIFE ON THE BIG SCREENEstablished in 1952 and boasting a devoted audience, the Melbourne International Film Festival, or MIFF as it is known by locals (30 July–16 August), celebrates the best of contemporary international cinema, Australian filmmaking talent, and delves into rare repertoire, complemented by an engrossing program of talks and panels. With world premieres and red carpet events, the stars come out to play at MIFF.

» miff.com.au

THE WRITE STUFFThe Melbourne Writers Festival (20–30 August) is Melbourne’s annual, two-week carnival for the written word. The festival brings together writers from around the world to celebrate literature, explore ideas, and inspire readers through an intelligent program, more than a quarter of which is free. In 2015, there’ll be thought-provoking discussion exploring the hottest topical issues, as well as events for foodies, travellers and connoisseurs of culture.

» mwf.com.au

OPEN WIDE, COME INSIDEHugely popular with locals and visitors alike, Open House Melbourne (25–26 July) takes place right across Melbourne. Everyone is invited to come inside and explore some of the city ’s most beautiful buildings, from decadent private homes to inspirational public and commercial buildings. What’s more, the entire experience is free.

» openhousemelbourne.org

Melbourne International Jazz Festival

Image (bottom, right): Jeff Busby

Image (top): Michael FindlayImage (below): Naomi Rahim

Open House Melbourne

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Where should you go to refuel with all these amazing events going on all over town? Here are a few hot spots to grab a quick bite – or enjoy a relaxed dining experience – en route to the theatre.

Dinner and a Show

1 BAMBOO HOUSE Two minutes from Her Majesty’s Theatre, Bamboo

House has been serving authentic northern Chinese cuisine for more than 30 years. It is a Melbourne favourite when it comes to Chinese fine dining, and often draws theatre lovers before and after a show.

» 47 Little Bourke Street bamboohouse.com.au

2 THE EUROPEAN With its location next door to the Princess

Theatre, the view at the European is quite indulgent, as is its menu of classic fare. For an after-show treat, The Supper Club, located above the restaurant ( just look for the hidden wooden door) is a Melbourne institution and the perfect place to enjoy a cocktail.

» 161 Spring Street theeuropean.com.au

3 CABINET BAR & BALCONY If it ’s a casual bite close to the Regent Theatre

you’re looking for, Cabinet Bar & Balcony has a delicious range of tapas, complemented by an extensive wine list. With views over Swanston Street, it’s a great place to unwind after a show.

» 11 Rainbow Alley cabinetbar.com.au

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STRICTLY BRILLIANTStrictly Ballroom The Musical, the stage adaptation of the much-loved film Strictly Ballroom, is now playing at Her Majesty ’s Theatre. The Baz Luhrmann-directed stage spectacular features all the hit songs from the movie. Be sure to catch this mesmerising production before the season wraps up.

» strictlyballroomthemusical.com

SIMBA SEASONFamily favourite, The Lion King (now showing), has been wowing Melbourne audiences at the Regent Theatre. This re-imagined production delights, with glorious colour, stunning effects and unforgettable music, including the Academy Award-winning ‘Can You Feel The Love Tonight?’. Don’t miss out on this heart-warming story.

» lionking.com.au

ANYTHING GOESTelling the story of the comedic goings-on of an ocean liner travelling from New York to London, this revival of Cole Porter’s 1934 Broadway hit has Melbourne audiences rolling in the aisles with laughter. Be quick – Anything Goes (now showing) is at the Princess Theatre for a strictly limited season.

» anythinggoesmusical.com.au

Strictly Ballroom The MusicalImage (top): Tess Kelly Photography

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WE ARE THE CHAMPIONSFor the first time in Australia, three of Europe’s biggest football (soccer) clubs will take part in the International Champions Cup Australia, presented by Audi. The tournament opens on 18 July with Real Madrid taking on AS Roma, Manchester City faces Roma on 21 July and Manchester City clashes with Real Madrid on 24 July. With all games being played in the 100,000-capacity arena of the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), the atmosphere will be unparalleled.

» internationalchampionscup.com

MAROON OR BLUE?It ’s been 18 years since State of Origin rugby was played on the hallowed turf of the MCG, but that’s set to change on 17 June when long-time rivals Queensland and New South Wales play off in Game Two of the 2015 Holden State Of Origin Series. Don your maroon colours for Queensland or blue shades for NSW and join the massive crowds to cheer on Australia’s best NRL players as they go head-to-head for the 2015 title.

» nrl.comInternational Champions Cup Australia

2015 Holden State Of Origin Series

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All that sport is set to make anyone thirsty. Take some time after the event (or drop in on your way there) to relive the game’s highlights and discover the variety of bars Melbourne has to offer.

After the Game

1 PRECINCT HOTEL Always popular with the pre-game crowd,

visitors to the Precinct spill onto the footpath in their smart casual attire and footy scarves, enjoying craft beers and meals before wandering through Yarra Park to the MCG.

» 60 Swan Street, Richmond precincthotel.com.au

2 AVIARY HOTEL Once you’ve had your fill of the sumptuous

Vietnamese food that lines Victoria Street, the Aviary is as good a place as any to spend the evening. Just a hop, skip and a jump away from the MCG, it ’s a great spot to celebrate a win with like-minded supporters.

» 271 Victoria Street, Abbotsford aviaryhotel.com.au

3 THE SAVOY TAVERN After laying dormant for years, the building on

the corner of Bourke and Spencer Streets has recently been transformed into the Savoy Tavern. A five-minute stroll from Etihad Stadium, it ’s an excellent venue for soaking up the atmosphere.

» 677 Bourke Street (cnr of Spencer Street) thesavoytavern.com.au

4 RIVERLAND BAR Equally as popular with sports lovers as it is

with theatregoers, city workers and tourists, Riverland Bar is conveniently positioned across the road from Flinders Street Station. Nestled on the Yarra’s northern bank, it inhabits the historic Federation Wharf vaults.

» Vaults 1-9, Federation Wharf (under Princes Bridge) riverlandbar.com

AUSTRALIAN RULESNo visit to Melbourne during this time of year is complete without taking in an Australian Rules football match. The 2015 Toyota Australian Football League (AFL) season runs through until early October. Tickets are easy to get your hands on, and with matches being played at the MCG and Etihad Stadium, there’s every reason to get along and cheer on a local team. It ’s an experience you’ll never forget.

» afl.com.au

2015 Toyota Australian Football League

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Uniquely MelbourneMelbourne is a unique city with a few antiquities that are occasionally hard for a visitor to fathom. Here are all the tips and tricks, so you’ll know exactly what the locals are talking about.

KEEP YOUR CUPDisposable coffee cups are harmful to the environment, so dine in and enjoy a break, or if you must keep walking, invest in one of Melbourne’s very own KeepCups; barista-quality recyclable coffee cups. Made in a range of funky colours it is the perfect take home souvenir.

» keepcup.com

ON TRACKExploring the city? The best way to get around Melbourne is on the easy to use public transport system, which includes Melbourne’s iconic trams. They run throughout the inner suburbs and are the perfect way to get your bearings.

» yarratrams.com.au

THE TANIt was once a riding path for Melbourne’s equestrians, but now this 3.8km track is the place for walking and jogging. It follows the Yarra River for a short distance, before heading off around the perimeter fence of the Botanic Gardens. The lap record – 10 minutes and 12 seconds – was set by long-distance runner Craig Mottram in 2004. Have a crack at beating it if you dare.

» gothetan.com.au

SPORTING CAPITALIt ’s no secret that Australians are fanatics when it comes to sport, and no city is more fanatical than Melbourne. You will discover a range of sporting events played out across the year, and this season’s highlights include the International Champions Cup (soccer), Rugby League, Ice Hockey and Australian Rules Football (AFL).

Image (below): Neale Cousland / Shutterstock

Australian Rules Premiership Season

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Melbourne’s only official visitor App is available on Android, iPhone and iPad, making it easy to navigate the city on the go and make the most of your trip. With exclusive discount offers to some of the city ’s favourite attractions, travel, event and entertainment guides, useful tips and information, the Melbourne Official Visitor Guide App is the perfect companion for any visit to Melbourne. Available for download on the App Store or Google Play now.

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SEASONABLE SHIFTEven during Melbourne’s crisp winter, the city offers an ever-changing temperature and is known to vary from hour to hour. So always be prepared – it can’t hurt to pack sunscreen and a hat along with your raincoat and umbrella.

» melbournerowing.com.au

WATER SAVINGMelbourne is subject to water restrictions, so do your bit by keeping showers short (four minutes or less) and hang towels in your hotel room so that you can reuse them.

HOOK TURNSDon’t be alarmed. Due to tramlines running down the middle of major city streets, there are some intersections where cars turning right must do so from the left lane. The vehicle remains there until the traffic lights for the road it ’s entering turn green, then it carefully executes its turn. This manoeuvre minimises congestion on the roads. Hook turns are rare and not nearly as scary as they sound.

» onlymelbourne.com.au/hook-turns

GIVE BACKConservation Volunteers is Australia’s leading practical conservation organisation. They believe in a healthy and sustainable environment and for everyone to be involved in managing and protecting that environment. Conservation Volunteers welcome people with a love of the outdoors and interest in the environment to take part as a volunteer.

» conservationvolunteers.com.au

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Lose YourselfNot just for getting from A to B, Melbourne’s laneways are a destination in themselves. Spend a day exploring the city’s food, fashion and art.

SOMETHING TO WEARIn winter, Melburnians tend to dress stylishly and elegantly as they rush to work or relax on the weekend. The city ’s laneways hide a smorgasbord of designers and outlets, all of whom are eager to make you look amazing.

Dazzling arcades like Royal Arcade and The Block Arcade constantly hum with activity, but it pays to look for local designers like Israeli-born Haim Bzezinski, whose creations under his label Dizingof have been inspired by Melbourne for over a decade.

» Dizingof, Shop 3/289 Flinders Lane dizingof.com

SOMETHING TO EATMelbourne’s Chinatown precinct can be found in and around Little Bourke Street (between Swanston and Spring Streets). Those looking for a bargain fill their bellies with mountains of steaming dumplings at the cheap and tasty Shanghai Village, while Post Deng Café offers something a little more refined.

Girl With The Gris Gris is a new Louisiana-style kitchen based in Ding Dong Lounge, one of Melbourne’s premier small music venues. Grab a bite then catch a show in the band room next door.

» Shanghai Village, 112 Little Bourke Street » Post Deng Café, 214 Little Bourke Street » Girl With The Gris Gris, Level 1, 18 Market Lane

www.dingdonglounge.com/kitchen

Chinatown

Royal Arcade

Image (right): Roberto Seba / Tourism Australia / Time Out Australia

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1 TRAVELLER COFFEE Recently-opened Traveller Coffee is the perfect

spot for a quick pick-me-up when you’re on the go. Don’t get too comfortable though; this is an espresso bar designed to get you topped up and on your way with no fuss.

» 2/14 Crossley Street sevenseeds.com.au

2 PATRICIA In an area of town more well-known for its

courthouses than its cafés, the baristas at Patricia know that law-makers have a discerning palette when it comes to coffee. Standing room only inside, there are plenty of options available for even the most discerning of coffee drinker.

» Cnr Little Bourke Street & Little William Streets patriciacoffee.com.au

3 AXIL COFFEE ROASTERS A tour de force in the eastern suburb of

Hawthorn, Axil opened up a city store in May 2014 and the staff take a very serious approach to coffee production. It ’s fast, it ’s good, and it ’ll have you buzzing for hours.

» 76 Flinders Lane axilcoffee.com.au

Melbourne’s European coffee trend has seen laneways overflowing with espresso bars – the perfect places to kick start your morning or top up your caffeine levels after a long day.

Coffee Anyone?

SOMETHING TO SEEArt rules in Melbourne, from the bright and overwhelming brilliance of the city ’s street artists that (literally) colour the laneways to the creative, cutting-edge artists that reside in Melbourne’s many unique galleries. AC/DC Lane, Hosier Lane and Croft Alley are all must-see’s when it comes to embracing Melbourne’s street art culture.

For something a little more indoors, TCB art inc is one of Melbourne’s leading independent artist-run spaces, and LoopHole is a small space consistently running night-time exhibitions by local and emerging artists.

» TCB art inc, Level 1/12 Waratah Place tcbartinc.org.au

» LoopHole, 23 Meyers Place looponline.com.au/loophole

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Discover MelbourneWant some tips on how to spend the next day or two? Here are some ideas to help you enjoy Melbourne on a tight schedule.

DAY ONE

MORNINGIncluded in Melbourne’s Free Tram Zone is the world-famous and historic Queen Victoria Market. Built in 1878, the market is one of Melbourne’s most visited attractions, but that doesn’t stop it being the destination of thousands of everyday Melburnians to do their weekly shopping or grab a breakfast on the go.

» Queen Victoria Market Cnr Elizabeth & Queen Streets qvm.com.au

AFTERNOONThe Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) is a hub of creativity. This season, from 16 July – 1 November, as part of Melbourne Winter Masterpieces, the David Bowie is exhibition will be on show. From the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, it’s a must for music lovers.

» ACMI, Federation Square acmi.net.au

EVENINGFor a special night out, Melbourne’s Southbank strip is hard to beat. Restaurants line the Yarra River, and on cool evenings outdoor heaters allow you to sit outside and watch the people go by. On the hour, gas brigades illuminate the skyline adding more drama to the atmosphere.

» southbankrestaurants.com.au

DAY TWO

MORNINGStart your day in Little Italy, Lygon Street with breakfast from Tiamo Restaurant before wandering over to the Ian Potter Museum of Art at Melbourne University (not to be confused with the Ian Potter Centre: NGV), the largest university-based art museum in Australia.

» Tiamo Restaurant, 303-307 Lygon Street, Carlton tiamo.com.au

» Ian Potter Museum of Art Swanston Street, Parkville art-museum.unimelb.edu.au

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SAM PEMBERTON SCOREBOARD OPERATOR, MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND

T here’s no place better to experience sport during the winter than at the Melbourne Cricket

Ground (MCG). The MCG now has the two largest vision boards in Australia, and the man in control is Sam Pemberton. Sam has been involved in the ground’s screen operations since 1996 and regularly attends the biggest sporting events in Australia. With the AFL season in full swing, here are a few of his favourites.

CAFÉ: Rowena Parade Corner Store, Richmond. It ’s my friendly local store with great coffee and food.

BAR: Corner Hotel, Richmond. A great pub with a huge focus on live music has made it a Melbourne institution.

RESTAURANT: MoVida or MoVida Next Door (whichever one you can get into on the night), closely followed by Gingerboy. At all of these places you can sit at a bar or wedge onto a small table for two and enjoy a delicious meal of shared plates.

COFFEE: A long black from Jasper Coffee at Prahran Market – the perfect way to start a Saturday in the hustle and bustle of the market.

SHOP: Record Paradise, Brunswick the new and second-hand vinyl available at a shop run by music aficionados.

VIEW: The city skyline at night from Bolte Bridge. When driving in from the airport after travelling interstate, this view of the city and the MCG looks great and makes me feel like I'm home.

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What better way to uncover the city's hidden secrets than from a Melburnian? Get all the tips and local knowledge from our hand-picked expert, and start your very own adventure.

AFTERNOONThe number 19 tram from the city is the simplest way to travel to Sydney Road, Brunswick, one of the hippest shopping strips in Melbourne. From independent fashion boutiques to second hand shops and everything in between, Sydney Road traders will welcome you with open arms.

» sydneyroad.com.au

EVENINGThere are plenty of places along Sydney Road for a refreshing beer or warming glass of red wine, many of which showcase up-and-coming Australian bands and songwriters playing for free. The Penny Black is a quintessential Brunswick pub with an expansive (child-friendly during the day) beer garden and local atmosphere.

» The Penny Black, 420 Sydney Road, Brunswick thepennyblack.com.au

The Penny Black, Brunswick

Image (top & bottom, left): Roberto Seba / Tourism Australia / Time Out Australia

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Attractions & EntertainmentFrom world-class sporting events and inspirational discoveries to once-in-a-lifetime experiences, Melbourne has it all on show for you to explore.

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Global Ballooning

Putting on a ShowThere is no better way to experience Melbourne than by immersing yourself in the range of events and attractions on offer.

SPORT LOVEWhen it comes to sport in Melbourne, all roads lead to the MCG. While Etihad Stadium in Docklands is also home to a number of Melbourne-based Australian Rules Football (AFL) teams, for an atmosphere like no other, the 'G' is the place to be. Matches are played every weekend during winter, and tours of Australia’s most famous sporting ground run most non-game days.

For something a bit different, the Medibank Icehouse is home to ice hockey teams the Melbourne Ice and Melbourne Mustangs. Catch a game or take to the ice and have a skate.

» MCG, Brunton Avenue, Richmond mcg.org.au

» Medibank Icehouse, 105 Pearl River Rd, Docklands icehouse.com.au

Medibank Icehouse

FAMILY FUNFamily fun in winter is all about indoor entertainment, and the Melbourne Museum / IMAX precinct a short walk from the city is unsurprisingly one of the hottest destinations in town.

Alternatively, catch a train or take a drive over the West Gate Bridge and visit Scienceworks Museum, where hands-on participation by children of all ages – and their parents – is actively encouraged!

» Melbourne Museum, 11 Nicholson Street, Carlton museumvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum

» IMAX Melbourne, Rathdowne Street, Carlton imaxmelbourne.com.au

» Scienceworks, 2 Booker Street, Spotswood museumvictoria.com.au/scienceworks

Image (right): Andrew Chapman

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INDULGE YOURSELFFor an unforgettable Melbourne experience, take a hot air balloon ride over the city. It ’s an early start, but worth every minute for a breathtaking view of the city skyline at dawn. Global Ballooning also offers flights over the picturesque Yarra Valley.

Add a little day-time refinement to your Melbourne visit with a high tea at The Windsor Hotel. The five-star hotel has been serving traditional afternoon tea since 1883, and you’ll feel like royalty as you enjoy one of Melbourne’s finest dining experiences.

» Global Ballooning 1st Floor, 173-175 Swan Street, Richmond globalballooning.com.au

» The Windsor Hotel, 111 Spring Street thehotelwindsor.com.au

Melbourne Museum, Carlton

Collingwood Children's Farm, Abbotsford

Meet some of Melbourne’s most exciting creatures at one of the city’s amazing wildlife zoos, parks and aquariums. They’re so cute, you’ll want to take one home with you!

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1 MELBOURNE ZOO The Butterfly House is a must-see, the penguins

are cute and the orangutans are hilarious, but no trip to Melbourne Zoo is complete without a visit to the new Lion Gorge exhibit. Get closer than ever before with this world-class home of the undisputed king of the jungle.

» Elliot Avenue, Parkville zoo.org.au/Melbourne

2 COLLINGWOOD CHILDREN’S FARM Open daily – rain, hail or shine – and located

5km from the city centre nestled on a bend of the Yarra River, the Collingwood Children’s Farm is a great place for kids to get up close and personal with all kinds of farm animals.

» 18 St Heliers Street, Abbotsford farm.org.au

3 SEA LIFE MELBOURNE AQUARIUM Go underwater at the Melbourne Aquarium

and enjoy all that the world’s oceans have to offer. Be amazed by Australia’s unique water life, or dive with the sharks for a true adrenaline rush (bookings required).

» Cnr Flinders & King Streets melbourneaquarium.com.au

Get onboard for a guided safari across the unique open range savannah and spot rhinos, giraffes and zebras! Come face to face with a pride of lions, visit one of the world’s largest gorilla exhibits, see cheeky monkeys at play and discover a family of hippos in their wetland home.

Just a 30 minute drive from Melbourne. K Road, WerribeePublic Transport: Take the Werribee line train to Werribee Station. Then take Bus Route 439 to Werribee Open Range Zoo.

You won’t believe how many animals are at Melbourne Zoo! Visit roaming tigers, see eye to eye with orangutans and meet our family of elephants. Spy unique native wildlife in the Australian Bush setting and see playful penguins and seals.

Only 10 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD. Elliott Avenue, ParkvilleTram: Take tram No. 55 from William St.Train: Take the Upfield line to Royal Park Station from Flinders St or Southern Cross stations.

An hour’s scenic drive from Melbourne. Badger Creek Road, HealesvilleCoach: Group and private day tours to Healesville Sanctuary depart from Federation Square daily.

Werribee Open Range Zoo

Melbourne Zoo

Wander through the tranquil tracks and meet iconic Australian animals including koalas, kangaroos, platypus, dingoes, wombats and emus. Enjoy feeding Australia’s best loved birds and don’t miss the thrilling shows and presentations.

HEalESvillE Sanctuary

Open daily 9am to 5pm1300 966 784www.zoo.org.au

Kids are FREE!Children under 16 years of age receive free entry every weekend, during Victorian Government school holidays and on Victorian public holidays.

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EXPLORE ALL THE ACTION OF THE MCG!

Melbourne lights up this year with an action-packed calendar of sport

and the mighty ‘G simply can’t be missed. Experience the inner sanctum

of the MCG and discover what makes Australia such a great sporting

country. Take an unforgettable MCG Tour and test your skills in the

National Sports Museum’s interactive gallery; Game On!

Wind down over a tasty lunch and barista-style coffee in the Paddock

Café, and complete your visit at the MCG Superstore where you can find

the perfect gift for everyone.

Open seven days. Find us at Gate 3, MCG For more information visit mcg.org.au, nsm.org.au or call +61 3 9657 8879

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SKYDIVE THE BEACHAND BEYOND

Leave your world behind as you skydive at one of our three premium locations across Victoria.

Attached securely to your experienced tandem skydive instructor, you both exit the plane at maximum altitudes for up to 60 seconds of life-changing freefall, reaching speeds of over 200km an hour.

Take in the unbeatable views of Melbourne and St Kilda Beach, or marvel from above some of Victoria's favourite tourism destinations of the Yarra Valley and Great Ocean Road.

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Melbourne: St Kilda MarinaMarine Parade, St Kilda

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ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS MELBOURNE

Located in the heart of Melbourne, the Royal Botanic Gardens is considered one of the world’s finest gardens, offering visitors a calm oasis of beautiful plants and landscapes.

This winter, join one of our Indigenous guides on an informative Aboriginal Heritage Walk or take a traditional punt cruise on the lake. Enjoy a relaxing scenic tour on our Garden Explorer people mover, then recharge at one of our two cafés, Jardin Tan or The Terrace. Visit The Gardens Shop for a unique range of botanical-inspired gifts and gardening accessories.

Entry to the Gardens is free. Costs apply for some tours.

Tram: 3, 5, 8, 16 or 64, stop 20Bus: Melbourne Visitor Shuttle, stop 13

Open daily: 7.30am til sunset

Birdwood Avenue, Melbourne9252 2300rbg.vic.gov.au

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IMAX MELBOURNE MUSEUM

Let the power of IMAX 3D transport you to exotic and amazing locations around the globe, under the sea and out of this world, or see the latest Hollywood Blockbusters on the world’s third largest screen wrapped in 15,000 watts of digital surround sound!

Journey to Space 3D Take a trip into the cosmos in IMAX 3D! Through visually stunning 3D imagery, Journey to Space showcases the exciting plans NASA and the space community are working on and the challenges theymust overcome to carry out what was once consideredscience fiction – a manned mission to Mars.

Open daily: Films screen from 10am(except Christmas Day)

IMAX Theatre, Museum Precinct, Rathdowne Street, Carlton South9663 5454info@imaxmelbourne.com.auimaxmelbourne.com.auFacebook & Twitter:/imaxmelbourne

EXPERIENCE A DAY AT THEYARRA VALLEY WINERIES

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• Superb lunch at a Yarra Valley Restaurant

• Visiting four wineries for tasting and tours

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• City and St Kilda pick-up and drop-off

• Friendly personalised tour

• Departs daily

• Free Wi-Fi onboard

Let our expert guides show you some of Australia’s premier vineyards in the beautiful Yarra Valley,only one hour from Melbourne.

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COOKS’ COTTAGE

Cooks’ Cottage is a unique Melbourne experience, located in the heritage-listed Fitzroy Gardens.

Built in Yorkshire, England by the parents of Captain James Cook in 1755, Cooks’ Cottage was transported to Melbourne, re-assembled and officially opened in the Fitzroy Gardens in 1934.

Be captivated as you discover remarkable insights into 18th century living, stroll through the English cottage garden and uncover the stories of Captain James Cook in the Discovery Centre.

Purchase your Cooks’ Cottage tickets and merchandise from the Fitzroy Gardens Visitor Centre.

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Open daily: 9am to 5pm (last entry 4.45pm)

Fitzroy Gardens, Wellington ParadeEast Melbourne9658 9658cookscottage@melbourne.vic.gov.aumelbourne.vic.gov.au/cookscottage

MELBOURNE ENCOUNTOUR

Learn about Melbourne’s people, their culture and institutions. You’ll see Melbourne as Melburnians do. You’ll discover the most sought-after addresses. You’ll understand Melbourne’s love affair with food and sport. You’ll be charmed by inner suburban Melbourne. You’ll experience Melbourne easily, quickly and inexpensively.

0478 921 009 | 0407 567 335hello@melbourneencountour.com.aumelbourneencountour.com.au

CARLTON & UNITED BREWERY TOURAND BEER TASTING

Come behind the scenes, and explore the home of Australia’s famous beers – Carlton Draught, VB, Fosters and more.

Following the tour enjoy complimentary ‘Brewery Fresh’ tastingsat the bar. Pub meals also available.

Bookings essential. Minutes from the CBD, catch the 109 tram.

Corner Thompson & Nelson Streets, Abbotsford 9420 6800carltonbrewhouse.com.au

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RAAF MUSEUM POINT COOK

See Australia’s Air Force in fascinating detail through thousands of memorabilia items, beautifully preserved aircraft and interactive flying displays, just 25 minutes from the CBD. Admission is free!

Open hours: Tuesday–Friday, 10am to 3pm; weekends & public holidays, 10am to 5pm (closed Monday, Christmas Day& Good Friday)RAAF Williams, Point Cook Road, Point Cook8348 6040raaf.museuminfo@defence.gov.au | airforce.gov.au/raafmuseum

GALACTIC CIRCUS

Australia’s largest indoor interactive theme park is open 365 days a year with free entry. Featuring the latest and greatest prize and video arcade games, fully-themed indoor laser skirmish arena,state-of-the-art bowling lanes, motion rides and simulators, plus fully costumed staff all under one roof, it’s fun for the whole family!

Open daily: 10am to 2amGround Floor – Crown Entertainment Complex13-BOWL (13-2695)enquiries@galacticcircus.com.au | galacticcircus.com.au

MOONLIT SANCTUARY WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PARK

Melbourne’s award-winning wildlife park. Explore our bushland, meeting endangered species, feed kangaroos, cuddle up to koalas and enjoy encounters with colourful birds, reptiles, dingoes and many other animals. Or come on a magical lantern-lit evening wildlife walk. Close to Melbourne on the way to Phillip Island.

Open daily: 10am to 5pm550 Tyabb-Tooradin Road, Pearcedale5978 7935info@moonlit-sanctuary.com | moonlitsanctuary.com.au

THE PANCAKE PARLOUR

The Pancake Parlour is a Melbourne family business serving sweet and savoury pancakes and crepes, as well as fish, chicken, steak and salads. Breakfast fare served until 5pm daily (until 12pm public holidays).

Melbourne Central (Level 3, next to cinemas) Centrepoint Arcade, Bourke Street Mall (down the escalators) pancakeparlour.com.au | facebook.com/thepancakeparlour

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Come ice skating at Melbourne’s biggest and best ice sports venue. With two huge Olympic sized rinks, free lessons, music, activities, and public skating every day, you are sure to ‘Get Your Fun On’. Great for all ages, all levels.

Tram: 35 (free City Circle), 70 or 86All day parking available at Harbour Town

Open daily: For public skating, see website for details

105 Pearl River Road, Docklands1300 756 699enquiries@icehouse.com.auicehouse.com.au

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Enjoy a sightseeing cruise and discover the best of what Melbourne has to offer, while gently meandering your way through this river city.

• Yarra Sightseeing Cruises• City & Williamstown Ferry

Special Offer: 2 for 1 offer on all Sightseeing Cruises & Williamstown Ferry Tours.

Ticket kiosk: Southgate Arts & Leisure Precinct – Berth 5

Open daily: 10am to 3.30pm

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PHILLIP ISLAND NATURE PARKS

Buy a 3 Parks Pass and enjoy a great day out at Australia’s most popular natural wildlife attraction.

Visit Phillip Island’s top attractions for one discounted price, plus visit The Nobbies Centre for free!

The 3 Parks Pass ticket includes entry to the world famous Penguin Parade, the Koala Conservation Centre and Churchill Island Heritage Farm.

Visit Phillip Island – Victoria’s wildlife island.

Open daily: From 10am (2pm on Christmas Day)

1019 Ventnor Road, Summerlands5951 2800info@penguins.org.au | penguins.org.au

HELLENIC MUSEUM

Discover Australia’s national Hellenic Museum, housed in the heritage-listed former Royal Mint building . The Hellenic Museum is home to one of the city ’s largest and most impressive collections of antiquities, including the long-term exhibition Gods, Myths & Mortals from the world-renowned Benaki Museum, Athens.

The museum also hosts a dynamic program of events, from theatre to live music and film, throughout the year. Check the website for further details.

Open hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 10am to 4pm

280 William Street, Melbourne 8615 9016hellenic.org.au

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PUFFING BILLY RAILWAY

Australia’s Favourite Steam Train

Puffing Billy travels through the magnificent forests and fern gullies of the Dandenong Ranges from Belgrave, only one hour east of Melbourne, every day except Christmas Day.

Enjoy a traditional excursion train journey to Emerald Lake Park and Gembrook. Alternatively you can travel first class in our luxury, fully enclosed dining carriages on the daily ‘Steam & Cuisine Luncheon Train’, or on our ‘Dinner & Dance Train’, which departs on selected Friday and Saturday evenings.

Tours are offered by all major day-tour operators.

Train: Belgrave Line to Belgrave Station

1 Old Monbulk Road, Belgrave9757 0700info@pbr.org.aupuffingbilly.com.au

ENCHANTED ADVENTURE GARDEN

Take on a spirit of adventure at the award-winning Enchanted Adventure Garden. Be invigorated by the fresh country air over the gardens, mazes and Tube Slides. Take a walk in the Tree Canopy and listen to the sounds of nature. Marvel at the beauty of winter in the Australian bush. Warm up from the inside with an aerial Tree Surfing climbing adventure or Big Zip activity and then enjoy a steaming hot chocolate afterwards from the balcony café.

There's so much to enjoy at the Enchanted Adventure Garden.

Open daily: 10am to 6pm

55 Purves Road, Arthurs Seat5981 8449info@enchantedadventure.com.auenchantedadventure.com.au

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LOCALING TOURS MELBOURNEExperience the highlights of Melbourne and Victoria in great company at your own pace.

Price $100 per hourDuration As requiredBookings info@localing.com.auFurther information localingtours.com

QUEENIE’S FOOD TOURSDiscover Melbourne’s best food with dedicated foodie Andrew Prior, as seen on Masterchef. Indulge in the Sweet Dreams tour, or discover great food on the City Walking Tours.

Price Starts at $85ppDuration 3 to 4.5 hoursBookings 9018 7196bookings@queeniesfoodtours.comFurther information queeniesfoodtours.com

LANTERN GHOST TOURSBe incarcerated at Melbourne’s most infamous prison, committed in a lunatic asylum, or visit an abandoned morgue. Choose from Lantern Ghost Tours award-winning range of weekly tours to discover Melbourne’s favourite haunts.

Bookings 1300 390 119Further information lanternghosttours.com

CHOCOHOLIC TOURSCelebrating 20 years in 2015, discover Melbourne’s best-kept secrets with chocolate tastings through our laneways and arcades.

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HIDDEN SECRETSThe Original Laneway Walks. Café culture, foodie haunts, boutiques and history in hidden local corners of the city. Various tours available, also in French.

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With international festivals, shows and events happening this season, you’re in luck – Melbourne’s calendar has plenty to choose from.

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There’s so much to discover within Melbourne’s galleries, live music venues and theatres that no matter your taste you’ll find something perfect for you.

A Cultural Wonderland

ARTISTIC EXPEDITIONSSquirreled away in the landmark Nicholas Building, Blindside is dedicated to supporting art practices that are on the periphery. A non-profit, artist run space, Blindside provides visitors with the opportunity to see the breadth of contemporary art practice from sculpture, drawing, painting and performance art, through to new media, video, sound, installation and craft.

The Heide Museum of Modern Art, former home to Australian art luminaries Sidney Nolan, Albert Tucker and John Perceval, is absolutely worth the 20 minute drive out of the city. Outside the gallery itself, the Heide gardens are beautiful year-round, and free to visit.

» Blindside, Level 7, Room 14, Nicholas Building 37 Swanston Street blindside.org.au

» Heide Museum of Modern Art 7 Templestowe Road, Bulleen heide.com.au

LIVE & LOCALMelbourne is a great place to catch a range of local acts playing all sizes of venues. The Forum Theatre, aside from being arguably Melbourne’s most beautiful live music venue, will see big-name bands from near and far play to crowds of up to 1,500 punters.

For a more intimate – and generally more lively – experience, the Tote Hotel in Collingwood is an institution of Melbourne’s rock’n’roll scene. Everyone who’s anyone has played there, and with entry often as low as $5, it ’s a great way to spend a night.

» Forum Theatre, 154 Flinders Street forummelbourne.com.au

» The Tote Hotel, 71 Johnston Street, Collingwood thetotehotel.com

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TAKE YOUR SEATBehind the glitz and glamour of the big name shows that tour through Melbourne, there are plenty of other amazing theatre shows happening all over town. The Melbourne Theatre Company’s program is filled with dramatic and comedic productions featuring well-known Australian actors, while the La Mama Courthouse, on a back street in Carlton, showcases some of Melbourne’s next wave of stars.

» Melbourne Theatre Company 140 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank mtc.com.au

» La Mama Courthouse 349 Drummond Street, Carlton lamama.com.au

Visiting Melbourne and want to experience some free cultural activities? Well there is plenty to choose from. Art, literature and comedy are just a few examples of what you can see without breaking the bank.

Culture on a Budget

1 CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY

One of Australia’s premier venues for the exhibition of contemporary photography, the CCP was established in 1986 and now sits firmly in the artisan suburb of Fitzroy. With five exhibition spaces, there’s always something on.

» 404 George Street, Fitzroy ccp.org.au

2 STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA One of the world’s great libraries, at Victoria’s

State Library you can marvel at the spectacular domed La Trobe Reading Room, take some time to immerse yourself in one of the many exhibits, or simply lie back on the lawn and watch the world go by.

» 328 Swanston Street slv.vic.gov.au

3 AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART

Housed in an architecturally iconic rust-red steel building, ACCA is Melbourne’s leading contemporary art space, bringing the latest and most significant work from international artists to Melbourne’s audiences.

» 111 Sturt Street, Southbank accaonline.org.au

4 COMEDY @ SPLEEN You have to look in the right places, but

Melbourne’s comedy scene delivers laughs all year round. One of its pillars is Monday night’s Comedy @ Spleen at the top end of Bourke Street. Cheap drinks make the night even more ideal if you’re on a budget!

» 41 Bourke Street comedyatspleen.com

State Library of Victoria

Centre for Contemporary Photography

Image (below): Cameron Murray

Principal partner

Encounter the people and places of colonial Australia in this stunning free exhibition.

Image: ST Gill, The Australian Sketchbook by S.T.G. [detail], 1864–65, Hamel & Ferguson

17 JULY – 25 OCTOBERslv.vic.gov.au

Australian sketchbookColonial life and the art of ST Gill #AustralianSketchbook

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Constantine Ouchtomsky The Raphael Loggia 1860 (detail). The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg.

The exhibition is organised by The State Hermitage Museum in association with the National Gallery of Victoria and Art Exhibitions Australia

Presented by Supported by Principal Sponsor

Immerse yourself in the world of Catherine the Great and explore more than 400 works from one of the world’s greatest art collections

Only in Melbourne from 31 July 2015

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1–22 June | Federation Square | FREE

Laser lights by UK artist Chris Levine and more.

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EXHIBITION—16 July – 1 November 2015ACMI Federation Square

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Album cover shoot for Aladdin Sane, 1973 Photograph by Brian Duffy. Photo Duffy © Duffy Archive & The David Bowie Archive.

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Contemplate the quiet solitude of the sanctuary, explore the memorials in the surrounding parkland and discover the story of Australians in war and peacekeeping in our exhibitions and displays.

Free guided tours, daily at 11am and 2pmRemembrance Ray of Light ceremonies, every half hour from 10.30amGalleries of Remembrance, open daily, free admission—

Open daily 10am-5pm Closed Good Friday and Christmas DayFree entry. Donations welcomeBirdwood Avenue and St Kilda Road Visit www.shrine.org.au Call 03 9661 8100

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OLD TREASURY BUILDING

Discover Melbourne’s most beautiful 19th century building. Explore its original gold vaults and view exhibits on the gold rush, Ned Kelly, Chinese, Eureka and much more. Journey back to the old school days, with classroom stories, photographs, inkwells and uniforms in the new exhibition School Days: Education in Victoria.

Open hours: Sunday–Friday, 10am to 4pm (closed Saturday) 20 Spring Street, Melbourne9651 2233info@oldtreasurybuilding.org.au | oldtreasurybuilding.org.au

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Visit Victoria’s Parliament House – one of Australia’s oldest and most architecturally distinguished public buildings. Free guided tours are provided on non-sitting days, Monday to Friday. Groups of six or more must book. On sitting days, come and see Parliament in action.

Public tours: Non-sitting days, Monday–Friday, 9.30am; 10.30am; 11.30am; 1.30pm; 2.30pm & 3.30pmExpress tours: 1pm & 4pmSpring Street, East Melbourne9651 8568 | parliament.vic.gov.au/visit

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Melbourne offers a whole range of shopping experiences, from mega malls to markets and everything in between. Roam far and wide and grab yourself a bargain.

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MELBOURNE MADEMelbourne’s fashion scene is the envy of much of Australia, and local label Búl is the epitome of the local scene. Despite only existing since 2010, designer Virginia Martin now displays her elegant women’s range at Melbourne’s premier fashion events. For a fashionable reminder of a visit to Melbourne, it’s hard to find better.

There’s no shortage of souvenir shops in Melbourne (see Swanston Street or Queen Victoria Market for starters), but for something a little more unique, you’ll find the perfect gift or memento at The Melbourne Shop by Lumbi.

» Búl Melbourne City Level 3, Curtin House, 252 Swanston Street bul.com.au

» The Melbourne Shop by Lumbi Shop 2, Driver Lane (behind GPO building) lumbi.com.au

Style & SubstanceWhether you’re looking for a souvenir or something special, you’ll find it in Melbourne. Meander the laneways or head for the high street – the choice is yours.

SUBURBAN DESTINATIONSWith more than 400 stores along Burke Road and around Camberwell Junction, the Camberwell Shopping Precinct is one of the largest and most vibrant high streets in Melbourne. If in town on a Sunday, be sure to visit the Camberwell Market (6.30am to 12.30pm).

The history of High Street, Armadale, can be dated back to the 1880s, but a visit today is a very modernistic experience. Leading fashion labels, bridal boutiques and antique and art galleries are intertwined with gourmet cafés and restaurants, making this a truly luxurious destination.

Just 15 minutes away by train is the quaint but bustling Puckle Street village in Moonee Ponds. With almost 50 fashion stores in the immediate area, not to mention day spas, nail salons and hairdressers, an afternoon in Puckle Street will have you looking and feeling amazing.

» Burke Road, Camberwell camberwellshopping.com.au

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Melbourne is home to a variety of jewellery labels, and there is no better way to remind yourself of a trip to the city than taking home a precious piece.

All That Sparkles

1 RUTHERFORD ANTIQUE JEWELLERY

With many pieces created decades – even centuries – ago, Rutherford Antique Jewellery offers something extra-special when it comes to fine jewellery. The small Collins Street store has a diverse range of pieces, the beauty of which are only matched by the excellent customer service.

» 182 Collins Street rutherford.com.au

2 NAKED PEARLS Refined, elegant and timeless, Naked Pearls’

deliberately narrow range has been designed to showcase only the best of each style. The Melbourne label also provides three meals of food to a person in need with every item purchased, so not only are you getting a beautiful piece of jewellery, you’re helping those less fortunate.

» 9 Power Street, Southbank nakedpearls.com

3 JUX JEWELLERY Melbourne’s own Perle Gorjux has built her

JUX label of jewellery over just a short couple of years, producing unique handcrafted jewellery using a variety of natural semi-precious stones, Australian opals, crystals, and recycled materials such as old coins.

» Various locations

HIGH END FASHIONCollins Street is synonymous with luxury retail and high end fashion. At the ‘Paris’ (eastern) end you’ll find Louis Vuitton, Bally and Gucci, while Collins234 Boutique Place’s directory is headlined by local designers such as Anna Fiori and Saba as well as international residents like Braun Büffel.

The latest arrival in the city is Emporium Melbourne. The largest Australian designer precinct in the country, it is home to dozens of local and international designers, innovative concept and flagship stores, not to mention 30 dining outlets that give the term ‘food court’ a whole new meaning.

» Collins234 Boutique Place 234 Collins Street collins234.com.au

» Emporium Melbourne 287 Lonsdale Street emporiummelbourne.com.au

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JOHNSTON JEWELLERS

Johnston Jewellers, a family business dating back to 1901, is proud to be one of Melbourne’s largest opal dealers.

With knowledge stemming from an involvement in opal mining and manufacturing, Johnston Jewellers can provide first-class quality and selection to suit all budgets.

We stock a huge selection of unmounted opals as well as set opal jewellery and we are only too happy to explain the intricacies of purchasing one of these fine gems.

Johnston Jewellers also has a magnificent range of South Sea black, white and gold pearls, and jewellery to choose from.

124 Exhibition Street, Melbourne9650 7434info@johnstonjewellers.comjohnstonjewellers.com

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A much loved cultural and historic treasure, Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market is the largest open air market in the Southern Hemisphere.Open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and weekends, it ’s a vibrant and bustling inner-city market where you can shop for everything from fresh produce, and local and imported foods, to cosmetics, clothing and souvenirs.

Train: Melbourne Central Station or Flagstaff StationTram: 19, 57, 59, stop 7 or 55, stop 9Bus: Melbourne Visitor Shuttle, stop 8

Open hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 6am to 2pm; Friday, 6am to 5pm; Saturday, 6am to 3pm &Sunday, 9am to 4pmCorner Elizabeth & Victoria Streets, Melbourne9320 5822info@qvm.com.auqvm.com.au

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LIGHTNING RIDGE OPAL MINES

Established in 1964, Lightning Ridge Opal Minesis a family owned and operated business that specialises in Australian opal and opal education.

We educate every visitor that comes into our store about the different types of opals and how they are valued.

We will demonstrate for you how an opal is cut and polished and we also have a small display of Australian Wildlife – a little piece of outback in the Melbourne CBD.

Please feel free to come into our showroom and view the large selection of unset solid opals and our handmade opal jewellery.

Mention this guide and receive a 10% discount!

Tram: 35 (free City Circle), 70 or 75, stop 6

Open daily

175 Flinders Lane (not Street), Melbourne9654 4444info@opals.net.auopals.net.au

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ASHLEY OPALS JEWELLERS

Ashley Jewellers, located at the Paris End of Collins Street is recognised locally and internationally for its jewellery of distinction, with a unique style and reputation for quality and individuality of design.

Ashley's specialises in Australian White and Gold South Sea Pearls, Black Tahitian Pearls, Dimonds and Precious Gemstones, and high quaility Australian Opals featured in contemporary trendsetting designs which create modern-day masterpieces that will be cherished for eternity.

Open hours: Monday–Thursday, 10am to 6pm; Friday, 10am to 7pm & Saturday, 10am to 5pm

85 Collins Street, Melbourne9654 4866ashley@ashleyopals.com.auashleyopals.com.au

BRIDGE ROAD

A visit to Melbourne isn’t complete without experiencing this truly Melbourne shopping precinct. Mingle with locals as you explore thearray of shops offering everything from top-to-toefashion through to one-off homewares and furnishings. When you’re all shopped out, revive yourself at one of the many bustling cafés, discover the myriad of restaurants or soak up the atmosphere in a local award-winning bar.

Train: Richmond or West Richmond StationTram: From city, 48 or 75; from the south, 78

Bridge Road, Richmondcontact@bridgerd.com.aubridgerd.com.au

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Aboriginal Art & Craft . TimberPewter . Bronze . Silk ScarvesJewellery & Hand Blown Glass

Beautiful giftware for a special friend, family member, corporate client or just for you. We specialise in Australian hand crafted:

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The Block Arcade, Shop 20, 282 Collins Street , Melbourne, Victoria 3000T: 03 9663 9883 Open 7 Days www.australianbydesign.com.au

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Adriano Carbone - Master Tailor �Australian by Design - Gifts �Basement Discs �Chocolate Box �Dafel Dolls & Bears � Gray Reid Gallery �Hunt Leather �Kay Craddock - Antiquarian Books �Linda Gorringe Couture �Marea Bright Millinery �Men + Co. �vanderToorren Photo Studios �

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Athenaeum Theatre & Library@ 188 �Gothic Bank @ 388 �Regent Theatre @ 191 �The Block Arcade @ 282 �See more details on our website

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A beautiful retail experience, celebrating Melbourne with photography, art and books.

Matt’s images have recently earned him a Melbourne Award. His first book Melbourne – A Love Affair has been a critical and commercial success. Located in the heart of the historic Block precinct, the Gallery presents Matt Irwin originalsand reproductions, as well as his books, calendars, journals and more.

Open hours: Wednesday–Friday, 12pm to 5pm; Saturday, 11am to 3pm & Sunday–Tuesday, Closed

Level 2, 28 Block Place, Melbourne9596 8226mattirwin.com

MATT IRWIN MELBOURNE ART SPACE

Established in 1952, the Rutherford family showcase some of Melbourne’s finest jewellery. Their collection features rare antique, Art Deco and Edwardian pieces as well as stunning Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald jewellery. As the first pearl specialist store in Melbourne, Rutherford also has an extensive collection of quality pearl jewellery including the beautiful Kailis range. They are located on the Paris End of Collins Street, The Block Arcade, Camberwell and online.

Open hours: Monday–Friday, 10am to 5.30pm & Saturday, 10am to 5pm

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A Melbourne heritage building and key feature of Melbourne’s Golden Heritage Trail, this Collins Street National Trust treasure is a must to visit. The Block Arcade opened in 1892 on the site of the original Georges store. Construction of the Elizabeth Street wing followed in 1893. Truly Melbourne’s grandest arcade, it’s home to 29 fascinating shops as well as an amazing intricate mosaic floor. The Block Arcade is listed on the Heritage Register of Victoria.

Guided tours are available every Tuesday and Thursday. Bookings (by phone) are essential.

282 Collins Street, Melbourne9654 5244theblockarcade.com.au

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Books have been published on this city’s food and drink venues, and the options are endless. It’s impossible to be disappointed by Melbourne’s food and nightlife.

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ALL MORNING LONGAs the most important meal of the day, breakfast in Melbourne is taken very seriously.

The Hardware Société offers a Spanish-leaning menu (think baked eggs with chorizo, piquillo peppers and queso de cabra), while the Auction Rooms, just a short tram ride away from the city, was recently awarded Melbourne’s best café. Both brew great coffee, and will draw you in from the wintry mornings outside with a smile before warming you up and sending you on your way.

» The Hardware Société, 120 Hardware Street twitter.com/hardwaresociete

» Auction Rooms, 103-107 Errol St, North Melbourne auctionroomscafe.com.au

The Real MelbourneMelbourne is the envy of Australia when it comes to food, drink and nightlife. You’ll never forget the taste of Melbourne.

HAUTE CUISINELooking for dinner with a view? You can’t go past a seat at Vue de Monde, Shannon Bennett’s restaurant – on the 55th floor of the Rialto Tower. Choose from A La Carte or Degustation menus; either way, a night here, with its 360° view, is a night of pure indulgence.

Grossi Florentino shares nearly 90 years of history with you when you walk inside one of its three venues. The upper level houses ‘Upstairs’, where Australian produce is lovingly crafted into Italian cuisine masterpieces, paired with equally stunning wine, and sits atop all the bustle of Bourke Street.

Over the last few years Fitzroy has seen the arrival of several prestigious restaurants that now line Gertrude Street. Heading this group is Cutler & Co, housed in an old metal works factory and recently listed as one of Australia’s Top 10 restaurants. It’s a unique experience and one to try during an indulgent Melbourne holiday.

» Vue de Monde, Level 55, Rialto, 525 Collins Street vuedemonde.com.au

» Grossi Florentino, 80 Bourke Street grossiflorentino.com

» Cutler & Co, 55-57 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy cutlerandco.com.au

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With its multicultural population, Melbourne’s dining scene thrives on the exotic, original dishes that have followed immigrants to the city. Here are a few of our favourites.

The World in Melbourne

1 RED SPICE ROAD The phrase ‘where east meets west’ gets thrown

around a lot, but when it comes to modern-day South East Asian-style dining, Red Spice Road is as good as it gets. Shared main meals encourage a friendly, relaxed experience just perfect for medium and large groups.

» 27 McKillop Street redspiceroad.com

2 HARAMBE ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT Just a few kilometres west of the CBD, Footscray

is a suburb on the rise. A melting pot of cultures including a large African population, Harambe Ethiopian Restaurant transports you to a traditional straw-roofed tukul, where curries, stews and breads are sure to warm you up.

» 205-207 Nicholson Street, Footscray harambecoffeemart.com.au

3 RED PEPPER Indian restaurants are found all over Melbourne,

from the city ’s laneways to the takeaway strips of suburbia. For an unpretentious, effortless meal, Red Pepper is sure to deliver. An emphasis is placed on traditional vegetarian options, but there’s enough meat available to satisfy any carnivore.

» 14 Bourke Street redpepperindianrestaurant.com

COSY BARSMelbourne’s bar scene is constantly evolving, with new venues opening all the time. Winter is a great time to get comfortable in one of the myriad of options around town. With a cocktail menu stretching back as far as the 1650s, you can settle in at 1806 knowing that you’re guaranteed to find something to satiate.

While also offering many cocktail options, Eau de Vie specialises in one spirit in particular; whisky. There are 17 pages in their menu listing the different whiskies from around the world to choose from, and if you’re struggling to make a choice, the staff will be more than happy to help you out.

On the fashionable Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, the Black Pearl has earned an award-winning reputation as one of the city ’s best cocktail bars. In the second-floor Attic, table service comes standard so you’ll never even have to leave your seat.

» 1806, 169 Exhibition Street 1806.com.au

» Eau De Vie, 1 Malthouse Lane eaudevie.com.au/melbourne

» The Black Pearl, 304 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy blackpearlbar.com.au

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Charcoal Lane is a vibrant and unique restaurant located in the heart of buzzing Fitzroy.

Offering a twist on modern Australian food through the infusion of native ingredients, Charcoal Lane offers a dining experience like no other.

Topping off an incredible culinary experience,this food comes with a side of social conscience.

Charcoal Lane is a social enterprise restaurant, which gives Aboriginal and disengaged young people the opportunity to create positive change in their lives through its hospitality training and support program.

Open hours: Tuesday–Saturday; Lunch from 12pm; Dinner from 6pm

136 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy 9418 3400 eat@charcoallane.com.aucharcoallane.com.au

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COLONIAL TRAMCAR RESTAURANT

Dining in Melbourne can be a fabulous experience, especially aboard the famous fleet of historical trams that have become The Colonial Tramcar Restaurant.

These glossy, burgundy restaurants on wheels are the first travelling Tramcar Restaurants in the world and ensure a delightful innovative approach to dining.

As they cruise the scenic streets of Melbourne, diners enjoy a seasonal menu, quality Australian wines, or a selection of beverages from the bar at an all inclusive price. Bookings essential.

Luncheon: 1pm to 3pmEarly dinner: 5.45pm to 7.15pm Late dinner: 8.35pm to 11.30pm

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Indulge in an exquisite chocolate experience at the Lindt Chocolate Café. Savour the finest Lindt chocolate creations, handcrafted by Lindt Master Chocolatiers, in a relaxing café environment. Decision making is made deliciously difficult with a menu that includes decadent cakes and desserts, signature hot and cold chocolate drinks, and creamy ice-cream.

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Offering one of Melbourne's best traditional Italian pizzas and rustic Italian cuisine, Tazio is famous for its friendly atmosphere. With a vast drink selection and weekend cocktail specials, Tazio provides the perfect setting for a great night out.

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LA BELLE MIETTE

A small patisserie for small patisserie!

La Belle Miette is Melbourne’s macaron specialist. Founded by two Francophiles, La Belle Miette uses only the finest ingredients to create flavours like Moët et Chandon and Blackcurrant and Fleur de Sel Caramel. Condé Nast rates them among the most delicious in the world. La Belle Miette also features Australia’s largest range of Mariage Frères teas, and its gift boxes are a lovely present to take back home.

8 Collins Street, Melbourne (Monday–Friday)30 Hardware Lane, Melbourne (Monday–Sunday)Chadstone Shopping Centre | Richmond

9024 4528labellemiette.com.au

THE HOTEL WINDSOR

Partake in a tradition that has been brewing since 1883.

Australia’s most cherished hotel serves its renowned Afternoon Tea of freshly baked scones with jam and cream, exquisite pastries and finger sandwiches on tiered silver stands daily. Upon arrival, enjoy a glass of French sparkling wine whilst afternoon delicacies and unlimited freshly brewed tea and coffee are brought to your table.

Open daily: 12pm to 2pm & 2.30pm to 4.30pm

111 Spring Street, Melbourne 9633 6004reservations@thw.com.authehotelwindsor.com.au

TAXI KITCHEN

Taxi Kitchen is one of Melbourne’s iconic restaurants. Situated in the heart of Melbourne at bustling Federation Square, this relaxed yet smart eatery and bar boasts unparalleled views of the CBD, Yarra River, Arts Precinct and Southbank.

The food is contemporary and rustic, and focuses on shared dishes, making it perfect at any time of day or night.

Open hours: Monday–Saturday, 12pm til late & Sunday, 11am til late

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Journey just a few tram or train stops outside the CBD and you’ll discover many other suburbs that combine to drive the rhythm of Melbourne.

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Brunetti, Carlton

No matter which direction you go – north, south, east or west – edging along the bay or nestled in the hills, Melbourne’s unique villages are worth uncovering.

NORTH

CARLTONLygon Street is the beating heart of Carlton, and for any visitor to Melbourne a trip to Little Italy is worth it for the food and shopping alone. Brunetti is an institution of the strip, and if you’re a movie buff wanting to escape for a couple of hours with an arthouse film and glass of wine, Nova Cinema is the place for you.

» Brunetti, 380 Lygon Street, Carlton brunetti.com.au

» Cinema Nova, 80 Lygon Street, Carlton cinemanova.com.au

NORTH MELBOURNENorth Melbourne is a hive of activity all year-round, with arts and cultural events happening almost everywhere you look. Arts House at the North Melbourne Town Hall is the perfect place to start, and is one of Australia’s most exciting presenters of cutting-edge contemporary arts.

For a lighter form of entertainment, the Comic’s Lounge has comedy shows six nights a week and is one of Melbourne’s most famous venues when it comes to having a laugh. Showcasing local and international comedians, including up-and-comers as well as veterans, the venue also offers dinner as part of the evening’s line-up.

» Arts House, North Melbourne Town Hall 521 Queensberry Street, North Melbourne www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/ArtsHouse

» Comic’s Lounge, 26 Errol Street, North Melbourne thecomicslounge.com.au

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RICHMOND & ABBOTSFORDBordering the city, the suburbs of Richmond and Abbotsford meet at Victoria Street, one of the most vibrant pockets of the city. Traditionally a Vietnamese quarter, now it is home to a mix of delicious Chinese and southeast Asian restaurants. Jinda Thai is a great place to eat before or after a footy game at the MCG.

» Jinda Thai, 1-7 Ferguson Street, Abbotsford

SOUTH YARRAThe most recent liveability survey lists South Yarra as the #1 suburb to live in Melbourne, which means it ’s got everything a visitor to Melbourne could want. The shopping options make South Yarra a fashionista’s paradise, or if you’re after something with a bit more ‘street cred’, BlackBook Tees have plenty of t-shirts, hoodies, caps and more.

» BlackBook Tees, 558 Chapel Street, South Yarra blackbooktees.com.au

HAWTHORNWhen it comes to nightlife in the east, Hawthorn has plenty of venues to inspire you to pull on your dancing shoes. You’ll want to look your best for a night out in Hawthorn, and you’ll be rewarded with some very glamorous memories at venues such as Nevermind Bar and Room 680.

» Nevermind Bar, 336 Burwood Road, Hawthorn nevermindbar.com.au

» Room 680, 680 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn room680.com

Feast of Merit, Richmond

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Rupert & The Fig, Brighton

Rippon Lea House & Gardens, ElsternwickImage (top, right): Rupert Lorhalder

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ST KILDAWhile the beach is a popular place to people-watch all year round, St Kilda in the winter gets to show off its interior. After a meal on Acland Street, there is no better interior to witness than that of the Palais Theatre. Listed as one of the world’s top 25 theatres, the 2,900-seat venue was built in 1927 and sees many of the world’s biggest musical acts traverse its stage.

» Palais Theatre, Lower Esplanade, St Kilda palaistheatre.net.au

BRIGHTONWhile the history of Brighton is even older than Rippon Lea (established in 1841), a visit to this classy bayside suburb will see the epitome of modernity. The trendy Bay Street is host to dozens of cafés and restaurants including Rupert & The Fig, and during a stroll along the strip you’ll see welcoming Brightonians enjoying the finer things in life. Why not join them?

» Rupert & The Fig, 300 Bay Street, Brighton rupertandthefig.com

ELSTERNWICKDrifting further back in time, the history of Rippon Lea House & Gardens stretches to the 1870s, and is the last of Australia’s grand suburban estates. With a garden spanning 5.7 hectares (14 acres), a tour of the mansion and grounds astounds visitors as it does locals.

» Rippon Lea House & Gardens, 192 Hotham Street, Elsternwick ripponleaestate.com.au

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1 Docklands 20 Footscray

2 North Melbourne 21 Kensington

5 Port Melbourne 24 Williamstown

17 Northcote 36 Point Cook

9 Windsor 28 Brighton

14 Fitzroy 33 Hawthorn

3 Carlton 22 Yarraville

7 Albert Park 26 Spotswood

18 Brunswick 37 Hoppers Crossing

11 South Yarra 30 Sandringham

16 Richmond 35 Canterbury

6 South Melbourne 25 Altona

10 Prahran 29 Hampton

15 Collingwood 34 Kew

4 Parkville 23 Seddon

8 St Kilda 27 Newport

19 Coburg 38 Werribee

12 Toorak 31 Beaumaris

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WILLIAMSTOWNWilliamstown has a picturesque view of the city skyline across Port Phillip Bay, green spaces, scrumptious food offerings, and the city ’s strong maritime heritage combine to give you a beachside getaway only a few kilometres from Melbourne’s centre.

POINT COOKAs the second oldest air force in the world, the Royal Australian Air Force has a proud history and it’s displayed at the RAAF Museum in Point Cook. A visit here is not only free, but with some 40 planes on display, will showcase a fascinating aspect of Australian history.

» RAAF Museum, Point Cook Road, Point Cook airforce.gov.au/raafmuseum

WERRIBEEYou’ll find a feast of entertainment in the vibrant Werribee Tourism Precinct. Start your visit with a safari at the Werribee Open Range Zoo and the chance to come face-to-face with giraffes, meerkats and rhinos. After that, a stroll through the Victoria State Rose Garden is sure to revive any senses not already heightened.

» Werribee Open Range Zoo, K Road, Werribee South zoo.org.au/werribee

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Follow the insider and explore Melbourne east of the river.

Hawthorn, Camberwell & Surrounds

GETTING THERE

Train: Belgrave or Lilydale Line to Camberwell, and Glenferrie Stations Tram: 16 to Burwood Road, Hawthorn 70, 72 or 75 to Camberwell Junction

E xplore tree lined streets, cosmopolitan al fresco dining, collectable markets and a multitude

of well-stocked shopping precincts with boutique retailers. Discover a little more very time you visit.

REAL FOOD, REAL FARMERS – BOROONDARA FARMERS MARKETThis outdoor market brings the best of regional Victorian produce to the city each month. Stock up on fruit and veggies, cheese, eggs, nuts, olives, bread, cakes, chocolate, even wine. Third and fifth Saturday of each month 8am to 1pm, Patterson Reserve, Hawthorn.

» boroondara.vic.gov.au/farmers-market-facebook

NANNA’S RECYCLED STEAMPUNK – ROTARY SUNDAY MARKET & HAWTHORN CRAFT MARKETEach Sunday the Camberwell Sunday market attracts collectors from all over Melbourne. Selling furniture, bric-a-brac, second hand clothes and antiques. 7am to 12pm, Station Street, Camberwell.

From 10am to 3pm the Hawthorn Craft Market opens with artisans selling jewellery, bags, rugs, furniture, candles, paper art, toys and homewares. First Sunday of the month, March–December, Parkview Room, City of Boroondara Council offices, 340 Camberwell Road, Camberwell

» sundaymarket.com.au » hawthorncraftmarket.org.au

HIGH FASHION, HIGH TEA, AND A GLASS OF PINOT – SHOPPING AND EATINGBoroondara’s shopping centres offer an enviable lifestyle and a range of opportunities. Explore matchbox cafés and hidden courtyard bars near Glenferrie Road, hunt for vintage in Ashburton, find classic retailers in Camberwell, or enjoy afternoon tea in the irresistibly sweet Maling Road.

THE BOROONDARA POCKET BOOK – AN INSIDER’S GUIDEFor the best insider knowledge on shopping, eating and culture, take a look inside the little black book of all the places locals know and love. Available at Federation Square Visitor Centre or online.

» issuu.com/urbanwalkabout/docs/boroondara_pocket_book_issuuv2

Collective Espresso, Camberwell

The Pastry Lounge, Boroondara Farmers Market

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BOROONDARALIFE.COM.AUBursting with food, fashion , culture and community

Visit boroondaralife.com.au to discover the best of Melbourne’s inner east. While enjoying the wide tree-lined streets, generous parkland and village-like shopping strips, it’s good to know that the best coffee spot, fashion find, weekend market or community event is just around the corner, and you will know exactly where to find it.

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Winter is the perfect time to explore the stylish streets of Melbourne’s premier retail precincts.

Chapel Street, High Street & Toorak Road

GREVILLE STREET Over the last three decades, Greville Street has evolved from a small thoroughfare lined with antique shops and emerging designer boutiques to an intimate, upbeat neighbourhood. If you’re on the lookout for one-of-a-kind clothing, jewellery, art and gifts, Third Drawer Down, Signed & Numbered and Lunar Store feature the best of local and international design. Stop off for brunch or coffee at St Edmonds or Oscar Cooper. If you want to see a store that has witnessed Greville Street through its evolution, Greville Records has been importing and supporting independent music for more than 30 years.

WINDSOR & PRAHRAN Chapel Street takes a different shape once you enter Prahran and Windsor – South Yarra’s edgy, grungy cousin, with bars and boutiques nestled in between graffitied laneways. Newly opened Tokyo Tina brings the streets of Japan to Windsor with delicious food in a contemporary space. Head towards Windsor Plaza and you’ll find local legends, School of Seven Bells for your breakfast pick-me-up, or the recently renovated Railway Hotel, which offers up fine dining in its Highline restaurant or a more casual meal with city views on the deck.

Once you’ve had your fill of fantastic cafés and restaurants, head to the iconic Chapel Street Bazaar, a market style retail space decked out with vintage finds from yesteryear. Next stop: Bromley & Co, an art gallery, fashion boutique and homewares store in a double fronted warehouse in Windsor.

Chapel Street Bazaar, Prahran

Third Drawer Down, Prahran

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SOUTH YARRAChapel Street, South Yarra is a hub of local design, with iconic stores like Dinosaur Designs specialising in handmade resin homewares and jewellery. Just a few doors down, Scanlan and Theodore, Arthur Galan AG, Shakuhachi and Manning Cartell give the European labels a run for their money with sensational high-end collections. Cross the road to stock up on winter wardrobe staples with local labels Alice McCall, Life With Bird and Gorman.

HIGH STREETEverybody knows High Street, Armadale for its designer labels, exclusive fashion and bridal boutiques, but the renowned street is also a destination for beauty and lifestyle. MECCA Cosmetica specialises in the world’s leading luxe beauty brands, while Missy Lui nail salon offers organic treatments in a modern sanctuary.

TOORAK ROADStretching between Toorak and South Yarra, Toorak Road is a hot hub for hairdressers. If you’re looking for the special treatment, Rokk Ebony and Joey Scandizzo offer award-winning services, both favourites of celebs and fashionistas alike. Go all out at the Blow Out Bar in Toorak Village or Poodle Blow Dry Bar in South Yarra, dedicated entirely to the latest in international hairstyling trends.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Roola Boola Children’s Arts Festival 30 June–10 July Children can let their imagination run wild with a two week program of performances, inventive workshops and art adventures.

» roolaboola.com.au

Glow Winter Arts Festival 13–23 August The Glow Winter Arts Festival is set to stun audiences when it takes over the streets of Windsor, Prahran, South Yarra and beyond with pop-up performances, lighting installations, outdoor cinemas, theatre, music, comedy clubs and everything in between.

» glowfestival.com.au

ALL YEAR ROUND

Prahran Market Melbourne's oldest-and tastiest-fresh food Market – famous for outstanding quality produce and hard- to-find specialties.

» 163 Commercial Road, South Yarra

Chapel Off ChapelSince opening in 1995, Chapel Off Chapel has earned an excellent reputation as a progressive arts and entertainment venue.

» 12 Little Chapel Street, Prahran

Art Series HotelsThe Olsen or The Cullen, both centrally located, just off Chapel Street.

Chadstone Shopping Centre Take the courtesy bus from Melbourne CBD and shop ‘til you drop!

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Explore the inner west’s heritage, culture and waterfront locations. The perfect daytrip – close to the CBD yet a world away.

Williamstown, Altona, Newport & Spotswood

GETTING THERE

Ferries: Operate daily from Southbank to Gem Pier Train: Take the Williamstown or Werribee Line

HOBSONS BAY VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

Commonwealth Reserve, Williamstown Open daily: 9am to 5pm (closed Christmas and Good Friday) 9932 4310 » visithobsonsbay.com.au

BEACH TOWN ALTONA A true seaside village, where the beach rolls straight into the town and cafés spill out onto the street bustling with lattes and locals. Stroll the beach, spot the birds, walk the pier and then watch the sun set over the bay as you dine alfresco from a selection of restaurants and bars. Take the train to Altona station.

Visitor Information Centre, Williamstown

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Scienceworks, Spotswood

WATERFRONT WILLIAMSTOWNHistorical charm mixes freely with a contemporary lifestyle showcasing cafés and restaurants overlooking a picturesque waterfront. See an operational timeball station or visit the HMAS Castlemaine; a floating museum. Go on board the Sea Shepherd boats in their Australian base at Seaworks; a maritime precinct with an exciting event schedule. With over 300 shops in a friendly main-street setting, including more than 70 restaurants, bars and cafés, there’s always something on the menu and somewhere to go. Take the ferry from Southbank or the train to Williamstown station.

» seaworks.com.au » seashepherd.com.au

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Altona Beach

HISTORIC SPOTSWOOD Spotswood is home to history, science and cool cafés. Head to Scienceworks where kids and adults alike are amazed, challenged and entertained, as science and learning become fun. Check out a show at the planetarium and then download the Spotswood Industrial Heritage Tour app. On this you will see the set of Mad Max, where Ned Kelly ’s armour was made, and the birth place of the infamous stubbie. Suitably exhausted, head to Hudsons Road for a restorative café visit. Take the train to Spotswood station.

» museumvictoria.com.au/scienceworks

CULTURAL NEWPORT The Substation is one of Melbourne’s newest and most exciting arts destinations. With a firm commitment to making the Arts accessible to all, it is exposing audiences to challenging, thought-provoking and stimulating artistic experiences. Check out the schedule of performances, markets and exhibitions. Located right next to Newport station, take the train from the city.

» thesubstation.org.au

BIKING AND WALKING Hobsons Bay is blessed with 23 kilometres of paved walking and biking trails set along a stunning coastline with views of Port Phillip Bay and passing ships. Walkers, runners and bikers mix easily, setting their own pace and spotting pelicans and other bird life as they go. The trail passes by Williamstown and Altona so stop off for a coffee, lunch or some shopping. See public artworks and markers along the trail or nesting areas for local and migratory birds.

EXPERIENCE LOCAL EVENTS

The Williamstown Literary Festival13–14 JuneWith more than 40 individual events, workshops and presentations, the Williamstown Literary Festival promises to have you swimming in words. Williamstown Town Hall and Library.

» willylitfest.org.au/event

Newport Folk Festival3–5 JulyHead to Newport for a weekend full of concerts, workshops, dances and jam sessions. Held across various venues in and around Newport, all close to public transport.

» nffc.org.au/festival.php

MARKETS IN HOBSONS BAY

The Substation Artists Market, NewportFirst Sunday of the month, 10am to 3pm

The Substation Farmers Market, Newport First & third Sunday of the month, 9am to 1pm

Regional Farmers Market, Williamstown Second Sunday of the month, 9am to 1pm

Williamstown Craft Market Third Sunday of the month, 10am to 4pm

Altona Beach MarketEvery Tuesday, 9am to 3pm

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GETTING THERE

Car: From Melbourne – M1 Westgate Freeway, over the West Gate Bridge toward Geelong and take exit C108 for Werribee Train: Werribee Line to Werribee Station

WERRIBEE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

Werribee Park Tourism Precinct K Road, Werribee Open daily: 9am to 5pm 8734 6006 » experiencewyndham.com.au

Enjoy breathtaking natural attractions and the Werribee Park Tourism Precinct, one of Victoria’s premiere tourism experiences, all just a 30 minute drive from Melbourne.

I f you’re looking for something exciting to do this winter, the Werribee Park Tourism Precinct

is a must! Feed the giraffes at Werribee Open Range Zoo, enjoy polo and show-jumping at the National Equestrian Centre, step back in time at the Werribee Mansion, taste award-winning wines at Shadowfax Winery, be pampered at the Mansion Hotel and Spa, and explore the Werribee South Foreshore and market gardens.

Werribee, Point Cook & Surrounds

WILD NIGHTSWinter is a great time to visit the region and enjoy some amazing activities, such as the hugely popular Wild Nights at Werribee Open Range Zoo. Rug up, pop on your gumboots and bring your torch for a very special adventure these July school holidays. Spot hippos grazing on the beach and wild dogs, cheetah and lions on the prowl. Enjoy fire shows, marshmallow toasting, glow-in-the-dark hula-hooping and much more at Wild Nights.

EQUESTRIAN SHOWCASEAnother winter highlight is the Melbourne International 3 Day Event. Held in the beautiful surrounds of the Werribee Park Mansion and the Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre, this event is one of the most challenging and exciting in the equestrian calendar. Prepare to see elegant movements in Dressage, big jumps in Cross Country and speed and skill in Show-jumping. Each day features supporting events and entertainment, riding demonstrations, music, fashion, shopping and fine food.

Werribee Mansion

Werribee Open Range Zoo

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Werribee Visitor Information Centre Werribee Park Tourism Precinct, K Road WerribeePh: 8734 6006 tourism@wyndham.vic.gov.au www.experiencewyndham.com.auR

Werribee Park Mansion Shadowfax WineryNational Equestrian Centre Werribee South

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As the temperature falls, Port Phillip's iconic villages turn up the heat!

St Kilda, Port Melbourne & South Melbourne

EMBRACE THOSE WINTER DAYSGet your blood pumping with a walk, run or cycle along Melbourne's beachfront. Alternatively, splash out on a kiteboard, sailing or stand-up paddleboard lesson or take a dip in the heated indoor sea water pool at the St Kilda Sea Baths. For colourful winter wear, trawl the eclectic stores of Acland Street. Pause to warm your hands around coffee and savour a sweet treat from one of the world famous European bakeries. Later, wrap up and dine out with friends or quench your thirst at a stylish venue as you soak up the buzzing, vibrant nightlife of famous Fitzroy Street.

» stkildamelbourne.com.au

Bay Street, Port Melbourne

EXPLORE YOUR CREATIVE SIDEDiscover boutique fashion, cutting edge designers, vintage gems and stylish home and giftwares throughout South Melbourne, at it's famous market and in the high streets of Port Melbourne and Albert Park. Admire skilled weavers at the Australian Tapestry Workshop, translating contemporary art into woven masterpieces. Push boundaries at Linden New Art gallery, appreciate culture at the Jewish Museum or be moved by a performance at The National Theatre, Theatreworks or Gasworks Arts Park. At the new Alex Theatre or iconic Palais Theatre, be entertained by top international music acts, short film festivals, stage productions and comedy.

» palaistheatre.net.au

SAMPLE ONLY THE BESTCafés, restaurants and bars throughout Port Phillip hit a high during winter. Delight in a range of cuisines from across the globe or try a unique food-matching experience. It ’s the perfect time to tuck into big breakfasts, linger over lattes or savour extended dinners with friends. Select from magnificent menu’s prepared by legendary chefs, at some of Melbourne’s top rated restaurants.

GETTING THERE

St KildaTram: 96, 3a, 16 or 12 from Bourke, Swanston or Collins Streets Bus: 246, 600, 623, 922, 923, night bus 970

Port MelbourneTram: 109 from Collins Street Bus: 234, 235 and 236, night bus 944

South MelbourneTram: 12 or 1 from Collins or Swanston Streets Bus: 236, night bus 970

Across Port PhillipBus: 606 from Port Melbourne to Elwood

The Local Taphouse, St Kilda

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BaysideNeed a break? Visit Bayside – Brighton to Sandringham and on to Beaumaris.

B ayside offers 17 kilometres of stunning coastline to explore and enjoy, just 15 minutes from the

city centre. Bayside boasts heritage architecture, local arts and sport, and quaint high street precincts to visit and explore.

Walking, cycling or driving, Bayside offers the closest truly coastal experience in Melbourne. Attractive bays, rugged cliffs, indigenous stories and a marine park vie for attention among the 90 interpretive signs of the Coastal Trail along the foreshore. You can find places to pause and contemplate seascape depictions by artists over a century ago and compare with the 21st Century reality. Learn about the bird life wheeling overhead or what the fisherfolk are dangling their lines for out on the piers.

For history lovers, there are reference points around Brighton dating from a few years after the founding of Melbourne. Church Street and St Andrew’s Church formed the centre of Australia’s first private development, and the action hasn’t stopped since 1841.

GETTING THERE

Train: Sandringham & Frankston lines Tram: 64 to East Brighton

Further south down Beach Road you can visit the marine sanctuary at Ricketts Point in Beaumaris. Here, at low tide you can walk out on the rock platform, or visit the famous nearby teahouse. While in Beaumaris, have a peek at the famous sand belt golf courses and see how Australia’s premier clubs gained their reputations. Or why not take in or take off and join the sailing fleets at Brighton or Sandringham.

It ’s all available just a short train ride from Flinders Street Station – you can hop on and off for different experiences from all railway stations on the Sandringham Line from Gardenvale to Sandringham. To assist your visit to Bayside, there are self-guided walking trail tours (visit the website for further information). For the best local experience, you can download the new app of all of Bayside's Walks and Trails, with audio narration of the Coastal and Architectural Trails. Use the QR code on this page to download the app for free.

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PERCY GRAINGER: IN THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS 20 JUNE - 9 AUGUST 2015

Image: Kate TUCKER, Self similar #3 (detail) 2014, oil on board, 80 x 92 x 4 cm. Image courtesy of the artist.

VenueThe GalleryBayside Arts & Cultural Centre Brighton Town Hall Cnr Carpenter & Wilson Sts Brighton (Melway 67 F10) Entrance on Wilson Street

Opening hoursWednesday - Friday 11 - 5 Saturday & Sunday 1 - 5

EnquiriesPhone: 03 9592 0291Email: bacc@bayside.vic.gov.au

This exhibition presents and explores the aspect of the polymath in Percy Grainger’s personality, and in those of contemporary Australian practitioners. John Brooks, Dylan Martorell, Alasdair McLuckie, Rebecca Monaghan, Darren Sylvester, and Kate Tucker have each responded to objects held in the Grainger Museum, producing tactile works that push the boundaries of popular aesthetics and social norms.

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From pristine coastline to the rugged mountain ranges, Victoria’s stunning regions are the perfect place to explore and enjoy.

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Twelve Apostles Lodge Walk, Johanna Beach, Great Ocean Road Credit: Graham Michael Freeman

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Beyond MelbourneHead out on the open road, walk a beaten bush track or dine in unforgettable locations. There is so much to uncover in the state’s stunning regions.

GEELONG & THE BELLARINEJust an hour’s drive from Melbourne, Geelong is Victoria’s second-largest city and the perfect base for an adventure on the Bellarine Peninsula. Catch a footy game at Simonds Stadium, stroll the waterfront or get a unique perspective on Australia’s history at the National Wool Museum. Out of the city, towns like Queenscliff, Portarlington and Ocean Grove are great places to escape to during winter.

MORNINGTON PENINSULAWith more than 50 boutique cellar doors and a bounty of local produce on offer, the Mornington Peninsula is the perfect destination for those wanting a taste of Australia by the beach. If the kids are in tow, the Moonlit Sanctuary and Wildlife Conservation Park is another option on the peninsula, and with day and night tours available, you’ll have the chance to experience Australia’s natural fauna like never before.

YARRA VALLEYRomance lives in the Yarra Valley, and the area is popular with couples all year round. Brimming with famous wineries like Yering Station, Rochford Wines, De Bortoli, as well as smaller businesses like the quaint Yileena Park, the region is sure to delight any wine connoisseur. Take a tour of the area or spend the night; with all that wine – there is so much waiting to be discovered.

Moonlit Sanctuary, Pearcedale

Le Parisien, Geelong

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BALLARATIn the 1850s, gold was the lifeblood of Victoria, and nowhere has it been better preserved than at Ballarat’s Sovereign Hill. One of Australia’s most iconic attractions, it offers history, fun, and even the experience of panning for gold, and is one of many reasons to visit the city. The grand city centre of Ballarat’s wide promenades and beautiful buildings will have you wandering the footpaths, and there are dining options catering to all tastes and budgets.

BENDIGORich with a gold-filled history of its own, Bendigo has seen a renaissance over the past decade on the back of its growing arts scene. The Bendigo Art Gallery showcases some of the most impressive exhibitions in the country, and with specialty and antique shops to visit and historic pubs to dine at, this beautiful town can be experienced in a day, a weekend or even longer.

REGIONAL VICTORIA MAP

1 Melbourne 6 Great Ocean Road

2 Daylesford & Macedon Ranges 7 Goldfields

3 Yarra Valley & Dandenong Ranges 8 Grampians

4 Mornington Peninsula 9 High Country

5 Phillip Island 10 Gippsland

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With its moderate climate and large farming population, it’s no wonder that Victoria has such an impressive cheese-making industry.

Say Cheese

1 RED HILL CHEESE Located on the Mornington Peninsula, the

folks at Red Hill Cheese are artisan cheesemakers for serious cheese lovers. A selection of award-winning goat milk cheese complements their cow milk cheeses, and proves the perfect companion to all that delicious Mornington Peninsula wine.

» 81 William Road, Red Hill redhillcheese.com.au

2 YARRA VALLEY DAIRY For 20 years the Mooney family has been

supplying Yarra Valley wineries with their cheese, and now they offer it direct to the many travellers that visit the Yarra Valley. Once you’ve tried their Persian Fetta, you’ll never look back.

» 70-80 McMeikans Road, Yering yvd.com.au

3 APOSTLE WHEY If you choose to drive along the Great Ocean

Road, there’s no excuse not to visit Dianne & Julian Benson at Apostle Whey. Open daily, their award-winning cheeses are just one of the reasons to visit. You can watch the herd being milked, and even see newborn calves in July and September.

» 9 Gallum Road, Cooriemungle apostlewheycheese.com.au

4 CHEESE WORLD & MUSEUM It ’s something of a rite of passage to visit Cheese

World when you get to the end of the Great Ocean Road. After all that driving, there’s no better way to relax than with a tasting plate of award-winning cheeses or a traditional ploughman’s lunch.

» 5330 Great Ocean Road, Allansford cheeseworld.com.au

Red Hill Cheese

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GREAT OCEAN ROADWhether on a tour or driving a rental car, the Great Ocean Road is an Australian icon, and it doesn’t take long to discover why. One of the world’s most stunning coastal drives, along the way you’ll see the pristine Loch Ard Gorge, the 12 Apostles, and quaint seaside villages like Wye River, Peterborough and Port Campbell.

PHILLIP ISLANDNo visit to Melbourne is complete without a day trip to Phillip Island, home of the world-famous Fairy Penguin Parade. Arriving at sunset every day, the gorgeous little penguins are one of the biggest tourist attraction in Victoria. It ’s one of many attractions that make a visit to Phillip Island worth the drive. Walk along a windswept beach, get up close with 5000 fur seals or visit Pannys Amazing World of Chocolate.

HIGH COUNTRYPut your walking boots on because a visit to Victoria’s High Country will awaken your senses in a way that you never thought possible. Ski or snowboard at some of Australia’s best alpine resorts, weave your way along stunning bush tracks or simply relax by an open fire in one of the region’s wonderful accommodation options.

» For more information on regional Victoria: visitvictoria.com

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Self-DriveAdventuresMelbourne provides the ideal starting point for visitors interested in a self-drive journey around the diverse and compact state of Victoria.

T ailor your own adventure; the city, coast and country, all ticking off an impressive list of must

see icons and attractions along the way. Within a 90-minute drive from Melbourne, you can experience tall forests, historic villages, Australian wildlife, vine-filled valleys and rugged coastlines. Be it by car, campervan or tour bus, there are options to suit all budgets and tastes. Popular touring routes include;

SYDNEY–MELBOURNE TOURING ROUTES From the unparalleled grandeur of the coast, to the spectacular vistas of the Australian Alps, Sydney-Melbourne Touring offers three distinctive travel routes. Sydney-Melbourne Coastal Drive takes in national parks, white sandy beaches and vast lakes. Sydney-Melbourne Heritage Drive allows you to explore gold rush towns, hit the greens on top courses, and sample the drops at renowned wineries. Lastly, the Great Alpine Road showcases Victoria's vibrant north-east and the jaw-dropping Gippsland Lakes. Whichever you pick, all routes offer experiences to remember.

GREAT SOUTHERN TOURING ROUTE Encompassing the spectacular Great Ocean Road, the Great Southern Touring Route allows visitors to experience seascapes, the grandeur of the Grampians, the tranquility of Daylesford and the history of Victoria’s Goldfields region.

MELBOURNE SOUTH EAST TOURING TRIANGLE Melbourne’s South East Touring Triangle links three beautiful regions surrounding Melbourne – the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges, with its vibrant restaurants, rolling hills and fine wines; Mornington Peninsula with its array of friendly wildlife and exciting attractions, and Phillip Island with its lush forests and stunning beaches.

GET TOURINGThe best way to get around Melbourne and the surrounding regions is with a great value rental car. Redspot will have you sorted with their all-inclusive packages that allow you to enjoy everything Melbourne and surrounds has to offer. With pick up available at Melbourne Airport or in the city centre, it is easy to hit the road and start exploring this stunning state faster.

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Right now we’re giving Melbourne visitors a treat with 10% off a Top Dog all-inclusive package. Just mention this ad when you book.

Stop by our desk at the airport, or drop in to our convenient CBD location.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Heathcote on Show 7-8 June

Australian Goldfields Snooker Open 25 June–5 July

Australian Sheep & Wool Show 17–20 July

Festival of Lamb 17–20 July

The Women of Wool 17–20 July

On the Hop 1 August

Bendigo Writers Festival 7–9 August

Bendigo Community Farmers’ Market Second Saturday of each month

Heathcote Regional Farmers' Market Third Saturday of each Month

For many more events visit bendigotourism.com or download the Official Bendigo Region App.

B endigo is a vibrant regional centre, boasting beautiful streets created from one of the world’s

greatest gold rushes. Now fondly regarded as an arts and cultural hub, Bendigo’s historic streets beat with a contemporary feel. Good food, wine, boutique shopping, attractions and experiences are ready to be explored. Magnificent buildings and monuments remain in Bendigo to shed light on the formative hey days, and today they are the beautiful backdrop to a fascinating destination.

Bendigo Art Gallery, as one of Australia’s largest and oldest regional art galleries, presents a dynamic and varied temporary exhibitions program including currently Imagining Ned, the story of Ned Kelly and the art he inspires. Was Ned Kelly a murderous villain and outlaw, or a misunderstood folk hero? Decide for yourself by visiting the exhibition that displays an extensive collection of artworks, documents and artefacts, including the infamous armour. Featuring works from leading Australian artists such as Sidney Nolan, Arthur Boyd, Adam Cullen and more.

BendigoWinter showcases Bendigo’s cosmopolitan culture of arts, fashion, food and wine, against a magnificent backdrop of gold rush architecture.

BENDIGO VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

Old Post Office Building, 51–67 Pall Mall, Bendigo Open daily: 9am to 5pm 1800 813 153 » bendigotourism.com

Alexander Fountain, Bendigo

There are also many events this winter from international sporting, food and wine events through to the Bendigo Writers’ Festival to give you many reasons to visit Bendigo. Visit the website or download the Bendigo Region app for more.

Ideally located in Central Victoria and only 90 minutes on the Calder Freeway and 90–120 minutes via V/Line – Bendigo offers a warm welcome this winter.

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NED

Ned – A New Australian Musical, will have its world premiere in the new Ulumbarra Theatre, a repurposed historic gaol building. Retelling the story of Ned Kelly, composed by Adam Lyon.

Imagining Ned, a Bendigo Art Gallery Exhibition, will also be on display exploring the history of the legend.

Ulumbarra Theatre, Gaol Road, Bendigo1800 813 153tourism@bendigo.vic.gov.au | bendigotourism.com

THE HOTEL SHAMROCK BENDIGO

Built in 1854, the grand and historic Hotel Shamrock is in the heart of Bendigo and offers three dining areas, stylish accommodation, an underground cocktail bar with live music, a TAB/sports bar as well as our brand new American themed Bar & Kitchen, Yard Bird.

Open daily: 7am til lateCorner Pall Mall & Williamson Streets, Bendigo5443 0333info@hotelshamrock.com.au | hotelshamrock.com.au

CENTRAL DEBORAH GOLD MINE

Drop 228 metres and encounter an amazing undergroundworld on Nine Levels of Darkness – Australia’s deepest mine tour!Or enjoy a range of other fascinating mine experiences at'Victoria’s Cultural and Heritage Attraction of the Year.'

Open daily: 9am to 5pm76 Violet Street, Bendigo5443 8322bookings@central-deborah.com | central-deborah.com

BENDIGO’S ANZAC CENTENARY TRAM

Explore Bendigo the old-fashioned way! Hear the story of Bendigo as it was during World War One aboard a beautifully restored 100-year-old ‘Talking’ Tram. This tour runs daily at 10am and is included as part the two day Vintage ‘Talking’ Tram ticket.

Open daily: 10am to 4.30pm1 Tramways Avenue, Bendigo5442 2821bookings@bendigotramways.com | bendigotramways.com

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Geelong & The BellarineExceptional food and wine, world-class golf courses and shopping, coupled with a village atmosphere and striking bay and ocean views, Geelong and The Bellarine will captivate you.

GEELONGVictoria’s second largest city boasts a stunning waterfront bustling with activity. Along the waterfront, with its whimsical bollards, you’ll find markets, events and places for a lazy lunch. The city itself hosts museums, galleries, fine cafés and restaurants, and mainstream and boutique shops. This is a city with a regional feel.

THE BELLARINEStep out of the city and you’ll stumble upon The Bellarine, no more than 30 minutes from Geelong. With its landscape laced with lush vineyards, captivating bay views and coastal villages, the Bellarine is home to exceptional food and wine.

The seaside villages of the Bellarine highlight what makes this place special; from delectable provedores and farmgates, right through to world-class golf courses, boutique shops and magical beaches.

BELLARINE TASTE TRAIL Comprising unique, award-winning food and wine, from farmgates, provedores, restaurants and cellar doors, expect only the finest produce on The Bellarine.

» thebellarinetastetrail.com.au

WINE Visit the award-winning Geelong & Bellarine wineries, renowned for cool climate varieties.

» winegeelong.com.auVISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES

Geelong Visitor Information Centre26 Moorabool Street, Geelong Open daily: 9am to 5pm 5222 2900 | 1800 755 611 (toll free)

Bellarine Visitor Information Centre1251–1269 Bellarine Hwy, Wallington Open daily: 9am to 5pm 5251 6861 | 1800 755 611 (toll free)

Queenscliff Visitor Information Centre55 Hesse Street, Queenscliff Open daily: 9am to 5pm 1300 884 843 » visitgeelongbellarine.com.au

UPCOMING EVENTS

National Celtic Festival, Portarlington 5–8 June

Queenscliffe Bricks (Lego), Point Lonsdale 20–21 June

Tastes of Central Geelong 5–26 July

Bellarine Arthouse Film Festival, Queenscliff 24–26 July

International Lighthouse Weekend, Queenscliff 15–16 August

Little Creatures, Geelong

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NORTH GEELONG INDUSTRIAL PRECINCT

The Geelong Museum of Motoring is located a short stroll from North Geelong train station in the historic Federal Mills building. The new museum is home to an impressive collection of motor vehicles and pays tribute to the industry and manufacturing heritage of Geelong. At the same location is the Geelong Vintage Market, which boasts over 2000sqm of vintage wares. Browse one of over 60 stalls for homewares, vinyl records, vintage fashion and collectables.

gmom.com.au | geelongvintagemarket.com.au

PORTARLINGTON – FRESH & LOCAL SEAFOOD

Portarlington is famous for mussels, something they celebrate annually at the Portarlington Mussel Festival. Sea Bounty Mussels and Advance Mussel Supply are the 'seagate' operators, with the largest area of farmed mussels in the region. Local restaurants are proud of the fresh and sweet mussels available. Expect to see them on menus in most cafés and restaurants on The Bellarine. Great producers and wineries are clustered around Portarlington so it'san excellent base for a Bellarine Taste Trail tour.

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BELLARINE TASTE TRAIL

Explore the Bellarine further by savouring in its very own ‘taste trail’. The Bellarine Taste Trail boasts over 35 unique food and wine destinations and fine accommodation. The trail is littered with farmgate producers, provedores, unique wineries – some with spectacular views, beer and cider, and award-winning restaurants and cafés.

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PAKINGTON STREET

If you're of the opinion that one shopping precinct's the same as the next, make a point of visiting cosmopolitan Pakington Street, connecting Geelong West and Newtown – it might just challenge your thinking. There's a splendid collection of boutique shopsand cafés, and on weekends in particular, 'Pako' hums.

International cuisine, cafés, bistros, bars, quirky gifts, clothes anda range of homewares with a difference, 'Pako' has it all.

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BALLARAT VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

Open daily: 9am to 5pm 1800 446 633 » visitballarat.com.au » #visitballarat

BallaratPeople, places and experiences mean you’ll love Ballarat in winter.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Ballarat Winterlude 27 June–2 August » ballaratwinterlude.com.au

Sovereign Hill’s Christmas in July 27 June–12 July » sovereignhill.com.au

Ballarat International Foto Biennale 22 August–20 September » ballaratfoto.org

Festival of Slow Music 23–31 August » festivalofslowmusic.om

Archibald Prize 2015 3 October–15 November » artgalleryofballarat.com.au

J ust over an hour from Melbourne, Ballarat and its surrounding villages offer rich history

and culture coupled with some of the best eateries, unique boutiques, exciting events and indulgent accommodation options in Victoria.

Ballarat this winter will be loads of fun with Winterlude arriving. Ice skating and toboggan riding will be key features, but of course there will be plenty of open fires and steaming hot drinks to be had. Don’t forget Sovereign Hill’s Christmas in July – it is going to be a magical wonderland of snow and carols and amazing lights as the main street of Sovereign Hill comes alive.

For the art critics amongst us the Ballarat International Foto Biennale will display incredible photography presented throughout the city ’s historical buildings. Also don’t forget to book your ticket to see the Archibald Exhibition coming up in spring at the Art Gallery of Ballarat.

Perhaps world-class attractions are more enticing? Experience the 1850s gold rush at Sovereign Hill, featuring costumed characters, gold-panning and a multimillion dollar sound-and-light show, Blood on the Southern Cross.

Next, head to Kryal Castle where you’ll experience action-packed medieval adventures. Then explore the Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka, telling stories of democracy from around the world.

Don’t forget the Ballarat Wildlife Park for a close encounter with the animals. Visit all these attractions at a discounted rate with the Ballarat Pass.

So be sure to visit Ballarat in the coming months and enjoy the city ’s winter warmth, with endless opportunities to create an unforgettable experience.

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BALLARAT WILDLIFE PARK

Enjoy an interactive experience of a lifetime with some of Australia’s most unique wildlife. A visit to our award-winning park will get you in close contact with koalas, wombats, emus and much more. Hand feed over 100 free roaming kangaroos. Guided tours daily at 11am, show times on weekends and public holidays. Located in the heart of Ballarat, only four minutes from Sovereign Hill.

Corner of York & Fussell Streets, Ballarat East5333 5933wildlifepark.com.au

CRAIG’S ROYAL HOTEL

Grand Gourmet Getaway Experience the legend of Craig’s Royal Hotel with these Grand Gourmet Getaway packages including:

One night accommodation for two, continental buffet breakfast, two course dinner with wine (winelist value $45)

Classic Suite – $425

Superior Suite – $455

Royal Suite (pictured left) – $620

10 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat5331 1377craigsroyal.com.au

BALLARAT PASS

Go Exploring with the Ballarat Pass!

The best way to explore Ballarat’s top attractions is with the Ballarat Pass. The Pass offers great value with discounted entry to Ballarat's most popular attractions; Sovereign Hill, Kryal Castle, Ballarat Wildlife Park and the Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka (M.A.D.E).

Purchase your Ballarat Pass from the Ballarat Visitor Information Centre and begin your Ballarat adventure!

Ballarat Visitor Information Centre1800 446 633visitballarat.com.au

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S overeign Hill is a living museum that tells the story of the world’s richest alluvial gold rush.

When you visit, make sure you take a horse-and-coach ride around the town and watch the Redcoat Soldiers march and fire their muskets on the parade ground.

Try your hand at panning for real gold (it ’s finders-keepers), witness an amazing $150,000 gold pour and ride the tram deep underground for a mine tour adventure. ‘Journey through the Labyrinth of Gold’ takes you deep into the world of 19th century gold mining. ‘Trapped’ is a dramatic presentation based on Australia’s worst ever mining disaster, which happened at Creswick, near Ballarat, in 1882, and ‘The Secret Chamber’ is a story about the Chinese diggers who sought their fortunes on the Ballarat goldfields.

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SOVEREIGN HILL INFORMATION CENTRE

Bradshaw Street, Ballarat Open daily: 10am to 5pm 5337 1199 enquiries@sovereignhill.com.au » sovereignhill.com.au

The dynamic events, personalities and dramas that helped carve Australia’s rugged history are played out at Sovereign Hill 364 days a year.

Make sure you allow time to visit the factories and workshops to see rare trades, such as wheelwrighting and candlemaking in action. There are also shops, schools and cottages to visit.

Your ticket to Sovereign Hill includes a free, second day visit (conditions apply), and entry to the Gold Museum where you'll discover million dollar gold displays, plus exciting exhibitions.

For a getaway you’ll never forget, extend your visit by staying onsite at Comfort Inn Sovereign Hill and see ‘Blood on the Southern Cross’, Sovereign Hill’s sound-and-light spectacular.

Only 90 minutes from Melbourne, there are plenty of ways to travel to Sovereign Hill. Catch V/Line’s Goldrush special train service from Southern Cross Station with a free shuttle bus to Sovereign Hill’s front door, or book your Sovereign Hill day tour with your hotel concierge.

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Sovereign HillART GALLERY OF BALLARAT

You’ll be amazed by the stunning collection of Australian art at the country ’s premier regional art gallery. The Gallery usually has twoor more temporary exhibitions at any time, so there’s lots to see.Let the kids take a trail while you wander at your leisure, explorethe shop’s unique gifts or enjoy handmade chocolates in the café.

Open daily: 10am to 5pm (closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day)40 Lydiard Street North, Ballarat5320 5138artgalleryofballarat.com.au

MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRACYAT EUREKA (M.A.D.E)

Be inspired at one of Australia's newest museums—an interactive multimedia experience that combines historic artefacts and high-tech displays. M.A.D.E puts the 1854 Eureka Stockade event into contemporary and global democratic context and features the iconic Eureka Flag, playground, café and gift shop.

Open daily: 10am to 5pm (closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day)102 Stawell Street South, Ballarat (enter next to pool)1800 287 113info@made.org | made.org

CRESWICK WOOLLEN MILLS

Creswick Woollen Mills is the last mill of its kind in Australia, offering high quality natural products designed with Australian conditions in mind. Visit a A Very Fine Yarn the tourism exhibit,feed the alpacas and browse the great range of Australian products.

Open daily: 9am to 5pm A Very Fine Yarn open: 11am, 12pm, 1pm & 2pm Railway Parade, Creswick 5345 2202creswickwool.com.au

BALLARAT INTERNATIONAL FOTO BIENNALE

Comprising of two major exhibition programs including the Core Program, a curated exhibition of 20 leading Australian and international photographic artists presented in eight heritage buildings in central Ballarat, and an open entry Fringe Program,a city-wide presentation of over 200 artists staged in more than80 venues including cafés and galleries.

22 August–20 September5331 4833ballaratfoto.org

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Mornington Peninsula

MORNINGTON PENINSULA VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

359B Point Nepean Road, Dromana Open daily: 9am to 5pm (closed Christmas Day and Good Friday) 1800 804 009 or 5987 3078 info@tourism.mornpen.vic.gov.au » visitmorningtonpeninsula.org

Winter indulgences and adventures, wildlife and wonderful walks, just an hour from Melbourne.

DESIGN YOUR OWN WINTER BREAKWhat’s on your winter break shortlist? Lots of activities, perhaps walking in spectacular coastal scenery, horse riding along an ocean beach or exploring top local attractions? Or just relaxing, maybe taking in a few cellar doors, lingering over lunch and buying healthy local produce?

It’s all on the Mornington Peninsula, less than an hour’s easy drive from Melbourne along EastLink and the Peninsula Link freeway.

If it ’s indulgence you seek, we’ve done all the hard work for you by creating a series of trails around the region’s top wine and food experiences. Just go to Wine Food Farmgate and you’ll find a very tempting selection of trail maps. You can indulge in cheese and chocolates, or taste handcrafted beer, cider and spirits. You can visit rustic farmgates selling fresh local produce, take the summer berries and cherries trail, find our best gourmet stores or wine and dine around our restaurants and cellar doors.

If you want to get active, Gunnamatta Trail Rides will take you on magnificent beach and bush rides that suit beginners and experienced riders. The Mornington Peninsula Attractions Pass represents great value with entry to Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park, with its tame wallabies and rare and endangered species, Ashcombe Maze and Lavender Gardens with beautiful landscapes and hillsides of lavender, and historic Cape Schanck Lighthouse with spectacular hilltop walks and fascinating maritime stories.

Now for somewhere great to stay. Check out Blairgowrie’s Boathouse Resort Motel. 'Really lucky to have found this motel' said one Trip Advisor traveller who loved the space, excellent bathroom, very comfortable king size bed and quality of appointments.

» winefoodfarmgate.com.au

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GUNNAMATTA TRAIL RIDES

Ride on horseback through beautiful coastal bushland and on the breathtaking Gunnamatta surf beach, where the coastline reaches out as far as the eye can see for a spectacular ocean view – an incredible experience that will undoubtedly leave an impressionon your soul. Bookings essential – no riding experience required.

Open dailyCorner Truemans Road & Sandy Road Fingal (Rye)5988 6755 info@gunnamatta.com.au | gunnamatta.com.au

WINE FOOD FARMGATE TRAIL

There are hundreds of delicious experiences around every corner of the Mornington Peninsula. Find the best of them on our Wine, Food and Farmgate Trail. Meet our chefs, vignerons, producers, growers, orchardists and gourmet storeowners. Discover local, regional and seasonal experiences at cafés, restaurants, vineyards and farms.

winefoodfarmgate.com.au

THE BOATHOUSE RESORT MOTEL

The Boathouse Resort Motel is superbly located opposite Blairgowrie Beach, Yacht Club and Marina. 20 climate controlled suites including spa, balcony and garden family studios. Swimming pool and BBQ facilities on site, also an award-winning restaurant, Cafe Legend. Minutes drive to the Peninsula's finest golf courses and Hot Springs.

Open daily: 8am to 8pm2871 Point Nepean Road, Blairgowrie5988 8088boat2871@bigpond.net.au | boathouseresort.com.au

MORNINGTON PENINSULAATTRACTIONS PASS

Make the most of the Mornington Peninsula with a Mornington Peninsula Attractions Pass. This pass gives you admission to these three iconic attractions: Cape Schanck Lighthouse, Ashcombe Maze and Lavender Gardens, and Moonlit Sanctuary, plus bonus offersat each attraction.

Over $60 value for $47.50.

Attractions open daily: 10am to 5pmmorningtonpeninsulaattractionspass.com.au

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Helping You Get ThereWhether you’re going on water, by road or in the sky, Melbourne makes it easy to get around and discover the best of this vibrant city.

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Getting AroundTravelling across Victoria is easy, with trains, trams, buses and long-distance coaches ready to take you almost anywhere.

FIND OUT MOREFor more information on catching public transport in Victoria: » 1800 800 007 (6am to midnight)

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HOW TO TRAVEL IN VICTORIAAll you need is a myki card. myki is a reusable travel card that’s easy to use. It is your ticket to travel on Melbourne’s public transport network, as well as regional train services across Victoria, from Melbourne to Bendigo, Ballarat, Geelong, Traralgon, and Seymour, as well as local bus services around these centres. If you are travelling beyond the myki-enabled area you’ll need to purchase a V/Line paper ticket.

PICK UP A MYKI VISITOR VALUE PACKInternational and interstate visitors coming to Victoria can buy a myki Visitor Value Pack to travel on the public transport network in Melbourne and regional Victoria.

The myki Visitor Value Pack includes:

• A full fare, concession, child or seniors myki card, pre-loaded with enough value (myki money) for one day’s travel in Zones 1+2.

• Discount offers at 15 Melbourne and regional attractions, including SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, the National Sports Museum, Eureka Skydeck and Puffing Billy, saving visitors more than $100.

• A protective souvenir myki wallet

FREE TRAM TRAVEL IN THE CBD & DOCKLANDSThere is a Free Tram Zone in Melbourne’s CBD and Docklands. Travel on trams within this zone is free and you do not need to use a myki card. However, if your journey starts or finishes outside the boundaries of the Free Tram Zone, you must touch on your myki at the reader to make sure you have a valid ticket.

You can also ride the iconic W-class free City Circle Tram (number 35) that will take you on a historic tour of Melbourne’s CBD, complete with automated commentary.

ENJOY REGIONAL VICTORIAFor convenient and comfortable services to regional Victoria, hop on a V/Line train or coach. Simply make your way to V/Line’s passenger hub at Southern Cross Station and they will be happy to help you plan your next getaway.

PLAN YOUR JOURNEYFor a quick and easy guide on how to travel around Melbourne, use the PTV Journey Planner. The Journey Planner can

be used online and there is also a free app to assist you with directions from one location to another. The Journey Planner can provide you with public transport route numbers, as well as the distance and time it will take you to reach your chosen destination.

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AIRPORT TRANSFERS

SKYBUSThe SkyBus is a 24/7 direct service from Southern Cross Station to Melbourne Airport. The buses depart every 10 minutes in both directions, and stop at both Terminals 1 and 3.

» 9600 1711 skybus.com.au

AVALON AIRPORT TRANSFERSAvalon Airport Transfers run services between Southern Cross Station and Avalon Airport. If pre-booked at least 48 hours in advance, buses will pick-up at CBD hotels and the Werribee RSL.

» 9689 7999 sitacoaches.com.au/avalon

SEAFARING

If you have limited time, or simply want to experience the city from a different angle, head to the water and jump on one of the boat cruises, ferries or water taxis that run down the Yarra River or across Port Phillip Bay.

WILLIAMSTOWN FERRYCatch this ferry from Southbank and go on a scenic ride along the Yarra River and around the bay to Williamstown. Stop by Scienceworks or go all the way onto Williamstown and spend a day discovering this vibrant region.

» williamstownferries.com.au

MELBOURNE WATER TAXISLanding at points on the Yarra and Maribyrnong Rivers, Melbourne Water Taxis operate Friday evenings and weekend afternoons. Popular stops include WTC Wharf, South Wharf, Southgate and Federation Square. Special services run to other locations for major events.

» melbournewatertaxis.com.au

TRAVELLING ON TWO WHEELS

MELBOURNE BY BIKEIf you’re in the city and you need to get from one end of town to the other, the quickest way to travel might well be by bike. So get the seat with a view and hire a vibrant blue bicycle from Melbourne Bike Share stands across Melbourne. With bike trails winding across the city and through Melbourne’s villages you will all too soon be navigating like a local. Bikes can be hired for as little as $2.90 using Visa or Mastercard.

» melbournebikeshare.com.au

THE HUMBLE VINTAGE BIKE HIRE COIf you prefer something a little more eye-catching, the Humble Vintage Bike Hire Co has a selection of refurbished classic bikes, including racers and ladies’ models, for the stylish cyclist. Available for pick up at locations across the city centre and inner villages, it couldn’t be any easier to hit the road in vintage style.

» thehumblevintage.com

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ON THE ROAD

REDSPOT CAR HIRERedspot makes it easy to start your journey with great value rental cars and all-inclusive packages. Travelling for work? Make sure you sign up for their Business Club for great rates on rentals.

» 1300 668 810 redspot.com.au

ROAD SAFETYTraffic laws in Victoria may be different to those in your home town. If you’re not familiar with driving in Victoria, make sure you review these road rules:

• In Australia, cars travel on the left of the road.

• Speed is in km/h, not m/h, and speeding is illegal. Heavy fines are imposed if you are caught above the limit by police or speed cameras.

• Seat belts are compulsory in front and back seats. Children must be harnessed in a safety restraint.

• When turning right at an intersection you must always give way to vehicles travelling left and any pedestrians crossing the road.

• Drivers are required to carry a licence at all times. International driver licences are acceptable for up to three months, however you will require a Victorian license after this period.

Taxis

Melbourne’s taxis are an easy and convenient way to get around. If you are planning to catch a taxi you can:

1 PRE-BOOK It is recommended that you book a taxi

in advance. Consult your local phone directory, search online for taxi operators in your area, or use one of the many apps available.

2 USE A TAXI RANK There are many taxi rank locations listed

on the Melbourne City Map on page 138.

3 HAIL A TAXI You can hail a taxi from a safe location on

the side of the road. A taxi is available if its dome is fully lit, otherwise it is already booked.

Fares for travelling in a taxi are detailed on the passenger fares sticker inside the taxi. You can also plan ahead by scanning the QR code below to estimate your taxi fare or visit the website below.

» taxi.vic.gov.au/fareestimator Twitter: @taxicommission

Scan this QR code to estimate your taxi fare

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MELBOURNE VISITOR INFORMATION

MELBOURNE VISITOR CENTRE AT FEDERATION SQUAREA one-stop-shop for visitors providing information on Melbourne and Victoria: brochures and maps; what’s on in the city; souvenirs; plus a travel booking service.

Open daily from 9am to 6pm (closed Christmas Day).

MELBOURNE VISITOR BOOTH IN THE BOURKE STREET MALLFriendly volunteers at the Melbourne Visitor Booth provide free maps and information on shopping, attractions and events in Melbourne.

Open daily from 9am to 5pm (closed Good Friday and Christmas Day).

FITZROY GARDENS VISITOR CENTREYour first stop when visiting the heritage-listed Fitzroy Gardens. Find out about current events and attractions, purchase your Cooks’ Cottage tickets and merchandise, and enjoy the free Wi-Fi and café facilities.

Open daily from 9am to 5pm (closed Christmas Day).

CITY AMBASSADORSDressed in their distinctive red uniforms, City Ambassadors provide a mobile information service in the city with information on shopping, events and how to get around.

Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm, Sunday noon to 3pm (excluding Good Friday and Christmas Day).

MELBOURNE GREETER SERVICEFree multilingual walking orientations of the city, conducted by trained volunteers.

Bookings essential, call City of Melbourne» 9658 9658 » melbourne.vic.gov.au/greeter

MORE INFORMATION

» 9658 9658» visitor@melbourne.vic.gov.au» melbourne.vic.gov.au/visitor» bit.ly/comwhatson

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Let a Local Show You the Way

Melbourne has so much to offer to visitors, whether you have half a day or two weeks to explore. Seek out City of Melbourne’s visitor services during your stay to help link many of the city’s great experiences.

City Ambassadors

Fitzroy Gardens Visitor Centre

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GETTING AROUND

MELBOURNE VISITOR SHUTTLEThe hop on and hop off shuttle is an easy way to see many of Melbourne’s attractions. For a small fee, the 90 minute round trip includes free Wi-Fi, informative onboard audio commentary and 13 stops along the route.

Operates every 30 minutes, from 9.30am to 4.30pm daily (excluding major event days).

» melbourne.vic.gov.au/shuttle

Melbourne Visitor Centre, Federation Square

Melbourne Visitor Shuttle

Melbourne Visitor Booth, Bourke Street Mall

MELBOURNE AIRPORT TO CITY

SkyBus. 24 hours/seven days (incl. public holidays).

SkyBus. Day departures, every 10 minutes.

SkyBus. City. Airport. Express.

Ticket Booths:• Melbourne Airport at kerbside

(T1 & T3 outside arrivals)• Melbourne CBD (Southern Cross Station,

corner Spencer & Bourke Streets)

Fares (one way):• Adult – $18

Free hotel transfer available• Get to select CBD hotels for no extra cost

(subject to availability)• Visit website for hotel transfer operating hours

and participating hotels

9600 1711skybus.com.auConditions apply

MELBOURNE-AVALON AIRPORT

When you visit Melbourne there’s an endless listof things to do, so who wants to waste time sitting in traffic or lining up in queues at the airport? If you want to touch down and drive straight out to enjoy the sights, choose Avalon Airport.

Situated close to an uncongested highway, the queues are short and Avalon has the best on-time performance of any Australian airport. If that doesn’t change your mind, consider the fact that Avalon Airport is the closest airport to the Great Ocean Road, Bell’s Beach and the 12 Apostles, yet is still only 40 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD. Pack more into your holiday and fly into Avalon Airport.

To book visit avalonairport.com.au

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If a rhinoceros on a giant skateboard was heading your way, you’d get out of the way, right?

Guess what, a tram weighs as much as 30 rhinos.

Look. Listen. Be alert around trams.

BEWARE

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A I R P O R T I N F O R M AT I O N

I N FO R M AT I O NTour bookings, event and travel information is available from the Information Desk, located on the ground floor of T2 (arrivals). Tel: +61 3 9297 1805.

I N T ER N AT I O N A LCheck in time is approximately 3 hours before your scheduled departure time.

D O M E S T I CCheck in time is approximately 1 hour before your scheduled departure time. For more information please contact your airline or download the Melbourne Airport iPhone app, putting all the essential airport information at your fingertips.

CU R R EN C Y E XCH A N CE & BA N K I N GANZ offers three foreign exchange outlets and regular branch banking. Tel: +61 3 9338 3632.Travelex Worldwide Money operates three exchange facilities in T2. Travelex offers the widest range of currencies on offer. Tel: (03) 9335 5455.WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS Melbourne Airport offers free Wi-Fi access throughout T2, T3 and T4 (Qantas also provides free Wi-Fi within T1). Simply connect to the ‘Airport Free WiFi’ network to commence your session.

I N T ER N AT I O N A L SH O PPI N G Shop conveniently and tax-free after customs. The best in genuine and authentic Australian produce, souvenirs and specialty merchandise surrounds you during the walk to your departure gate.Visit F1RST Tax & Duty Free for the finest in cosmetics, fragrances, technology, jewellery and wine/spirits. Call F1RST Tax & Duty Free to pre-order your duty free purchases. Tel: +61 1800 814 023.

TO U R I S T R EFU N D S CH E M E The TRS office is located in T2 Departures after customs. Visit www.customs.gov.au

I N T ER N AT I O N A L D I N I N GMelbourne’s famed culinary culture extends right to the moment you board your flight. From tantalising tapas from Bar Pulpo by Movida, to the attractive options at Café Vue, a casual pub meal from Little Ludlow or traditional fast-food options, there truly is something for everyone.

G E T T I N G A R O U N DMelbourne Airport is approximately 20km or 25 minutes northwest of Melbourne CBD and can easily be accessed by car, taxi or bus.

H I R I N G A C A RMelbourne Airport has six car rental companies located on site. All car hire information desks are located in T1 and T3 arrivals. For more information and to contact the companies directly for current rates, visit our websitewww.melbourneairport.com.au/rentalcars

C ATCH I N G A TA X ITaxis are readily available from taxi ranks located on the ground floor outside all terminals. A trip to the city takes approximately 25 minutes and costs around AUD $65.

TA K I N G A B USAt $18 one way, Skybus is the quickest way into the city. It operates 24/7, and each bus features on-board baggage storage. Ticket booths are located on the ground floor of T1 and T3 (arrivals) – just near the kerb. Tel +61 3 9335 2811 or visit www.skybus.com.au

MY K I M ACH I N E SMyki machines are located in T2, T3 and T4 arrivals.Buy or top up a Victorian public transport card using cash or EFTPOS/credit.CO N TAC T USWe hope you enjoy your travel. If there is something that you’d like to bring to our attention, please call +61 3 9297 1600 or contact us via our website www.melbourneairport.com.au/contact-us

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A I R P O R T I N F O R M AT I O N

I N FO R M AT I O NTour bookings, event and travel information is available from the Information Desk, located on the ground floor of T2 (arrivals). Tel: +61 3 9297 1805.

I N T ER N AT I O N A LCheck in time is approximately 3 hours before your scheduled departure time.

D O M E S T I CCheck in time is approximately 1 hour before your scheduled departure time. For more information please contact your airline or download the Melbourne Airport iPhone app, putting all the essential airport information at your fingertips.

CU R R EN C Y E XCH A N CE & BA N K I N GANZ offers three foreign exchange outlets and regular branch banking. Tel: +61 3 9338 3632.Travelex Worldwide Money operates three exchange facilities in T2. Travelex offers the widest range of currencies on offer. Tel: (03) 9335 5455.WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS Melbourne Airport offers free Wi-Fi access throughout T2, T3 and T4 (Qantas also provides free Wi-Fi within T1). Simply connect to the ‘Airport Free WiFi’ network to commence your session.

I N T ER N AT I O N A L SH O PPI N G Shop conveniently and tax-free after customs. The best in genuine and authentic Australian produce, souvenirs and specialty merchandise surrounds you during the walk to your departure gate.Visit F1RST Tax & Duty Free for the finest in cosmetics, fragrances, technology, jewellery and wine/spirits. Call F1RST Tax & Duty Free to pre-order your duty free purchases. Tel: +61 1800 814 023.

TO U R I S T R EFU N D S CH E M E The TRS office is located in T2 Departures after customs. Visit www.customs.gov.au

I N T ER N AT I O N A L D I N I N GMelbourne’s famed culinary culture extends right to the moment you board your flight. From tantalising tapas from Bar Pulpo by Movida, to the attractive options at Café Vue, a casual pub meal from Little Ludlow or traditional fast-food options, there truly is something for everyone.

G E T T I N G A R O U N DMelbourne Airport is approximately 20km or 25 minutes northwest of Melbourne CBD and can easily be accessed by car, taxi or bus.

H I R I N G A C A RMelbourne Airport has six car rental companies located on site. All car hire information desks are located in T1 and T3 arrivals. For more information and to contact the companies directly for current rates, visit our websitewww.melbourneairport.com.au/rentalcars

C ATCH I N G A TA X ITaxis are readily available from taxi ranks located on the ground floor outside all terminals. A trip to the city takes approximately 25 minutes and costs around AUD $65.

TA K I N G A B USAt $18 one way, Skybus is the quickest way into the city. It operates 24/7, and each bus features on-board baggage storage. Ticket booths are located on the ground floor of T1 and T3 (arrivals) – just near the kerb. Tel +61 3 9335 2811 or visit www.skybus.com.au

MY K I M ACH I N E SMyki machines are located in T2, T3 and T4 arrivals.Buy or top up a Victorian public transport card using cash or EFTPOS/credit.CO N TAC T USWe hope you enjoy your travel. If there is something that you’d like to bring to our attention, please call +61 3 9297 1600 or contact us via our website www.melbourneairport.com.au/contact-us

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INNER MELBOURNE

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Pink names Italic names

Richmond

Trains

Legend

Shopping, Dining,EntertainmentPrecinct

Place ofInterest

Bike ShareStation(not all shown)

River CruiseDeparture Point

SharedPath

Route direction

Stop &Number

Melbourne VisitorShuttle Route

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StationName

Terminus75

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Freeway

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North Melbourne

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Newmarket

Flemington

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Kensington

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Newport

North Williamsto

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Flinders St

Southern Cross

Flemington

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Como Park

Docklands Park

Dights Falls

Birrarung Marr

Herring Isla

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St KildaBotanical Gardens

BurnleyGolf C

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Albert Park

Public Golf

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Fawkner Park

Catani Gardens

Junction Oval

Yarra Park

Gardens

Kings Domain

Darling

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Victoria Park

Mayors Park

Quarries Park

EdinburghGardens

Princes Park

TreasuryGardens

Trin Warren

Tam-boore

Newells Paddock

Wetlands Reserve

Yarraville Gardens

Royal Botanic

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BurnleyGardens

Royal Park

Footscray

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West Gate Park

Flemington

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FitzroyGardens

Carlton

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Studley Park

Yarra Bend Park &

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Olympic Park

SeaworksMaritim

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Melbourne Zoo

PrahranMarket

MelbourneMuseum

Royal Exhibition

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Luna Park

St Kilda PierSt KildaSea Baths

Jam Factory

Melbourne Cricket

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Government

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Como House

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Community Arts Centre

HeavenlyQueen Temple

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Ripponlea Village

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RathdowneVilla

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INNER MELBOURNEPink names

Italic names

Richmond

Trains

Legend

Shopping, Dining,

Entertainment

Precinct

Place ofInterest

Bike ShareStation

(not all shown)

River Cruise

Departure Point Shared Path

Route direction

Stop & Number

Melbourne Visitor

Shuttle Route

"5

Trams

Route Number

Free City Circle

Tram Route

(No. 35)

StationName

Terminus

75

75

0

2km

15–20 mins

30–40 mins

1km

500m

1.5km

"

"

"

"

"

Freeway entry/exit

(Montague St)

Freeway

entry/exit

(Grange Rd)

Freeway

entry/exit

(Hoddle St)

Freeway entry/exit

(Todd Rd)

Sandridge Rail Trail

Bays

ide Tr

ail

Mariby

rnon

g Rive

r Tra

il

70, 75

35,70,75

3, 3a

, 5, 6

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4, 67

, 72

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To Kew "

3, 3a To East Malvern

"

16 To Kew–via Malvern

To Glen Iris "

To Camberwell "

70 To Wattle Park

"

75 To Vermont South

To Box Hill "

To North Balwyn "

To Vermont South "

To North Balwyn "

To Malvern "

To Ea

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To Ai

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Hawksburn

Richmond

East Richmond

Burnley

Heyington

Kooyong

Hawthorn

Glenferrie

Prahran

Windsor

Balaclava

Ripponlea

Toorak

Armadale

Malvern

North Melbourne

Clifton Hill

Victoria Park

Collingwood

North Rich

mond

Parliament

West Rich

mond

Jolimont

Newmarket

Flemington

Showgrounds

Flemington

Racecourse

Kensington

Kensington

South

Footscray

Middle Footscray

SeddonYarra

ville

Spotswood

Newport

North Williamsto

wn

Williamsto

wn

Beach

Williamsto

wn

Macaulay

Flinders St

Southern Cross

Flemington

Bridge

Como Park

Docklands Park

Dights Falls

Birrarung Marr

Herring Isla

nd

St KildaBotanical Gardens

BurnleyGolf C

ourse

Albert Park

Public Golf

Course

Fawkner Park

Catani Gardens

Junction Oval

Yarra Park

Gardens

Kings Domain

Darling

Gardens

Victoria Park

Mayors Park

Quarries Park

EdinburghGardens

Princes Park

TreasuryGardens

Trin Warren

Tam-boore

Newells Paddock

Wetlands Reserve

Yarraville Gardens

Royal Botanic

Gardens

BurnleyGardens

Royal Park

Footscray

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West Gate Park

Flemington

Racecourse

FitzroyGardens

Carlton

Gardens

Studley Park

Yarra Bend Park &

Public Golf C

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Olympic Park

SeaworksMaritim

e Precinct

Melbourne Zoo

PrahranMarket

MelbourneMuseum

Royal Exhibition

Building

Luna Park

St Kilda PierSt KildaSea Baths

Jam Factory

Melbourne Cricket

Ground(MCG)

Palais Theatre

Shrine of

Remembrance

Melbourne Convention

Exhibition Centre

Coach Terminal and Skybus

Federation Square

NGV

Arts CentreMelb

QueenVicto

ria Market

EtihadStadium

NewQuayWaterfront City

Webb Dock

Station PierPrinces Pier

Spirit of Ta

smania

Ferry Terminal

South Melbourne Market

AAMI Park

Sidney Myer

Music Bowl

Government

House

Melbourne Sports

& Aquatic Centre

Como House

Cruise ShipTerminal

Footscray

Community Arts Centre

HeavenlyQueen Temple

Victoria

University

Cooks’ CottageAbbotsford

Convent

CityLink Customer Centre

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West Gate

Bridge

Kew Junction

Prahan EastVilla

ge

St KildaJunctio

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Ripponlea Village

Queens ParadeVilla

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Spensley

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Fitzroy NorthVilla

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RathdowneVilla

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Newmarket

Middle ParkVilla

ge

Chapel St

HawksburnVilla

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Bay St

South Melbourne

Carlisle St

Acland St

Fitzroy St

Toorak Rd

Toorak Village

Swan St

Bridge Rd

Brunswick St

Lygon St

Footscray

Yarraville Villa

ge

SeddonVilla

ge

Smith St

Victoria St

Sports Precinct

Church St

Gertrude St

Johnston St

South Yarra

High St

North Melbourne

Kensington

Village

Docklands

Williamsto

wn

Heritage Precin

ct

Albert Park

South Wharf

Glenferrie Rd

Malvern

Glenferrie Rd

Hawthorn

Spotswood

Village

Newport Shops

RICHMOND

HAWTHORN

HAWTHORN

MALVERN

KEW

ABBOTSFORD

COLLINGWOOD

FITZROY

CLIFTONHILL

CARLTON

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KENSINGTON

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St Kild

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Port Melbourne

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Richmond

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Bike ShareStation

(not all shown)

River Cruise

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Route Number

Free City Circle

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Bayside Trail

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NewmarketShowgrounds

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KensingtonSouth

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Flinders St

SouthernCross

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Como Park

DocklandsPark

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BirrarungMarr

Herring Island

St KildaBotanical Gardens

BurnleyGolf Course

Albert ParkPublic Golf

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CataniGardens

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MayorsPark

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TreasuryGardens

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YarravilleGardens

Royal BotanicGardens

BurnleyGardens

Royal Park

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West GatePark

FlemingtonRacecourse

FitzroyGardens

CarltonGardens

StudleyPark

Yarra Bend Park &Public Golf Course

Melbourne Park

Olympic Park

SeaworksMaritime Precinct

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MelbourneMuseum

Royal ExhibitionBuilding

LunaPark

St Kilda Pier St KildaSea Baths

JamFactory

Melbourne CricketGround(MCG)

PalaisTheatre

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Melbourne ConventionExhibition Centre

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HeavenlyQueen Temple

VictoriaUniversity

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Richmond

Trains

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Newmarket

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INNER MELBOURNE

Pink names

Italic names

Richmond

Trains

LegendShopping, Dining,

Entertainment

Precinct

Place of

Interest

Bike Share

Station

(not all shown)River Cruise

Departure Point

Shared

Path

Route direction

Stop &

Number

Melbourne Visitor

Shuttle Route

"5

Trams

Route

Number

Free City Circle

Tram Route

(No. 35)

Station

Name

Terminus

75

75

0

2km

15–20 mins

30–40 mins

1km

500m

1.5km

"

""

"

"

Freeway entry/exit

(Montague St)

Freeway

entry/exit

(Grange Rd)

Freeway

entry/exit

(Hoddle St)

Freeway entry/exit

(Todd Rd)

Sand

ridge

Rai

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Bayside Trail

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REGIONAL VICTORIA MAP

Ballarat – 115km from Melbourne CBDElegant architecture,  grand boulevards,  Sovereign Hill, Ballarat Wildlife Park,  Art Gallery of Ballarat, beautiful lakes and gardens, art and culture.

Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges – 113km from Melbourne CBDAn easy hour from Melbourne Airport, relax and indulge in the famous waters of Daylesford or sip on delicious local wine.

Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges – 60km from Melbourne CBDLess than an hour from Melbourne, the Yarra Valley & Dandenongs is Victoria's premier food, wine, arts and nature destination.

High Country – 308km from Melbourne CBDReceive warm welcomes from the families who run the gourmet restaurants, boutique wineries and lodgings.

Gippsland – 188km from Melbourne CBDHead up to the snowy peaks of Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort or explore the rugged coastline – dramatic and beautiful all year round.

Bendigo – 147km from Melbourne CBDBendigo is a vibrant contemporary regional centre, boasting beautiful streets created from one of the world’s greatest gold rushes.

Geelong and The Bellarine – 75km from Melbourne CBDGeelong and The Bellarine features award-winning restaurants, wineries, attractions and accommodation.

Great Ocean Road – 207km from Melbourne CBDDiscover the amazing sights along this stunning stretch of road – from Bells Beach to the famed 12 Apostles.

Mornington Peninsula – 55km from Melbourne CBDA region crammed with attractions; award winning food and wine, world class golf, gardens and galleries, marine and land national parks.

Phillip Island – 142km from Melbourne CBDIconic wildlife and family fun, stunning white beaches and hi-octane motor sports, you'll �nd it all.

Wilsons Promontory – 207km from Melbourne CBDVictoria's largest coastal wilderness area – the 50,000 hectare reserve is home to walking tracks and an abundance of wildlife.

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Point AddisMarine National Park

MulwalaLake

ReservoirUpper Yarra

WellingtonLake

HumeLake

DartmouthLake

EildonLake

MokoanLake

ReservoirWaranga

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Bells Beach

Yarra RangesNational Park

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Dandenong Ranges National Park

KinglakeNational Park

BrisbaneRanges

NationalPark

AvonWilderness Park

Mitchell RiverNational Park

Mt Bu�aloNational Park

Burrowa-Pine MountainNational Park

Lake EildonNational Park

Macedon Regional Park

Warby RangeState Park

The LakesNationalPark

Tarra-BulgaNational Park

Mt WorthState Park

Mt GranyaState Park

MorwellNational Park

Holey PlainsState Park

Gippsland LakesCoastal Park

Gippsland LakesCoastal Park

Cape LiptrapCoastal Park

Mt LawsonState Park

French IslandNational Park

You YangsRegional Park

Werribee GorgeState Park

Terrick TerrickNational Park

St Arnaud RangesNational Park

Port CampbellNational Park

Paddys RangesState Park

Great OtwayNational Park

Mt SamariaState Park

Mt NapierState Park

Mt BuangorState Park

Mt AlexanderRegional Park

Melba GullyState Park

LerderdergState Park

Leaghur State Park

Hepburn Regional Park

Heathcote-GraytownNational Park

Creater Bendigo National Park

En�eldState Park

CreswickRegional Park

Chiltern-Mt.PilotNationalPark

Cathedral RangeState Park

Black RangeState Park

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State Park

Ararat HillsRegional Park

AngahookState Park

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Leongatha

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Lilydale

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Cranbourne

Hastings

Portarlington

Dromana

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Cowes

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SorrentoPortsea

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Ocean GroveBarwon Heads

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CressyWingeel

Inverleigh

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Lismore

Lavers Hill

Johanna

Port Campbell

Timboon

Peterborough

Camperdown

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Lara

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Steiglitz

Lethbridge

Bannockburn

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MeltonBallan

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St Andrews

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Hurstbridge

Seville

Sassafras

Lakes Entrance

Bairnsdale

Stratford

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REGIONAL VICTORIA MAP

Ballarat – 115km from Melbourne CBDElegant architecture,  grand boulevards,  Sovereign Hill, Ballarat Wildlife Park,  Art Gallery of Ballarat, beautiful lakes and gardens, art and culture.

Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges – 113km from Melbourne CBDAn easy hour from Melbourne Airport, relax and indulge in the famous waters of Daylesford or sip on delicious local wine.

Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges – 60km from Melbourne CBDLess than an hour from Melbourne, the Yarra Valley & Dandenongs is Victoria's premier food, wine, arts and nature destination.

High Country – 308km from Melbourne CBDReceive warm welcomes from the families who run the gourmet restaurants, boutique wineries and lodgings.

Gippsland – 188km from Melbourne CBDHead up to the snowy peaks of Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort or explore the rugged coastline – dramatic and beautiful all year round.

Bendigo – 147km from Melbourne CBDBendigo is a vibrant contemporary regional centre, boasting beautiful streets created from one of the world’s greatest gold rushes.

Geelong and The Bellarine – 75km from Melbourne CBDGeelong and The Bellarine features award-winning restaurants, wineries, attractions and accommodation.

Great Ocean Road – 207km from Melbourne CBDDiscover the amazing sights along this stunning stretch of road – from Bells Beach to the famed 12 Apostles.

Mornington Peninsula – 55km from Melbourne CBDA region crammed with attractions; award winning food and wine, world class golf, gardens and galleries, marine and land national parks.

Phillip Island – 142km from Melbourne CBDIconic wildlife and family fun, stunning white beaches and hi-octane motor sports, you'll �nd it all.

Wilsons Promontory – 207km from Melbourne CBDVictoria's largest coastal wilderness area – the 50,000 hectare reserve is home to walking tracks and an abundance of wildlife.

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TO GEELONG

TO GIPPSLAND

TO SEYMOURTO BENDIGO

TO BALLARAT

Sunshine

Sunbury

Broadmeadows

Wallan

MELBOURNE(Southern Cross Station)

Watergardens

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Regional train and coach network

Tocumwal

Finley

Griffith

Cowes

PiangilManangatang

SWAN HILL

Robinvale

Benalla

Seymour

Wallan

Mansfield

Mt Buller

Beechworth

BrightMt Beauty

Springhurst

Shepparton

Numurkah

Mulwala

Ringwood

Yea

Warragul

Traralgon

Maffra

Sale

BAIRNSDALE

Lang Lang

KorumburraLeongatha

Wedderburn

BarhamDeniliquin

Skipton

Derrinallum

Camperdown

Colac

PortCampbell

Geelong

ARARAT

StawellAvoca Talbot

Mortlake

WARRNAMBOOL

Heywood

Glenthompson

Hamilton

Horsham

Dimboola

Nhill

To Adelaide

To Adelaide

Pinnaroo

Warracknabeal

Hopetoun

Birchip

Sea Lake

Ouyen

TerangKoroit

Halls Gap

St Arnaud

Murtoa

Wodonga

Yarram

Moama

Corowa

Rutherglen

Wonthaggi

Inverloch

Anderson

CapePaterson

Mildura

Mt Gambier

Port Fairy

MELBOURNE(see inset)

ALBURY

Lakes Entrance

Orbost

To Narooma &Batemans Bay

To Canberra

To Canberra

To Sydney

Cann River

Casterton

Dunolly

Kyneton

Castlemaine

Cohuna

Barmah

Nathalia

Melton

Rupanyup

Donald

BacchusMarsh

Werribee

Lara

Heathcote

WoodendCreswick

Anglesea

Lorne

Apollo Bay

Whittlesea

Dandenong

Portland

MARYBOROUGH

Clunes

Ballarat

WendoureeBeaufort

Kerang

Pyramid

Bendigo

ECHUCA

Rochester

Stanhope

Kyabram

YarrawongaCobram

Wangaratta

MurchisonEast

Sunbury

Lancefield

Daylesford

Elmore

Marshall

Epsom

Eaglehawk

Dingee

Waurn Ponds

Clayton

Dandenong

Berwick Pakenham

RichmondFlinders StreetFootscray

Newport Werribee

Rockbank Essendon North Melbourne

Caulfield

Melton

MELBOURNEMETROPOLITAN

TO GEELONG

TO GIPPSLAND

TO SEYMOURTO BENDIGO

TO BALLARAT

Sunshine

Sunbury

Broadmeadows

Wallan

MELBOURNE(Southern Cross Station)

Watergardens

MAP NOT TO SCALEEffective August 2014

NORTH

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Tocumwal

Finley

Griffith

Cowes

PiangilManangatang

SWAN HILL

Robinvale

Benalla

Seymour

Wallan

Mansfield

Mt Buller

Beechworth

BrightMt Beauty

Springhurst

Shepparton

Numurkah

Mulwala

Ringwood

Yea

Warragul

Traralgon

Maffra

Sale

BAIRNSDALE

Lang Lang

KorumburraLeongatha

Wedderburn

BarhamDeniliquin

Skipton

Derrinallum

Camperdown

Colac

PortCampbell

Geelong

ARARAT

StawellAvoca Talbot

Mortlake

WARRNAMBOOL

Heywood

Glenthompson

Hamilton

Horsham

Dimboola

Nhill

To Adelaide

To Adelaide

Pinnaroo

Warracknabeal

Hopetoun

Birchip

Sea Lake

Ouyen

TerangKoroit

Halls Gap

St Arnaud

Murtoa

Wodonga

Yarram

Moama

Corowa

Rutherglen

Wonthaggi

Inverloch

Anderson

CapePaterson

Mildura

Mt Gambier

Port Fairy

MELBOURNE(see inset)

ALBURY

Lakes Entrance

Orbost

To Narooma &Batemans Bay

To Canberra

To Canberra

To Sydney

Cann River

Casterton

Dunolly

Kyneton

Castlemaine

Cohuna

Barmah

Nathalia

Melton

Rupanyup

Donald

BacchusMarsh

Werribee

Lara

Heathcote

WoodendCreswick

Anglesea

Lorne

Apollo Bay

Whittlesea

Dandenong

Portland

MARYBOROUGH

Clunes

Ballarat

WendoureeBeaufort

Kerang

Pyramid

Bendigo

ECHUCA

Rochester

Stanhope

Kyabram

YarrawongaCobram

Wangaratta

MurchisonEast

Sunbury

Lancefield

Daylesford

Elmore

Marshall

Epsom

Eaglehawk

Dingee

Waurn Ponds

Clayton

Dandenong

Berwick Pakenham

RichmondFlinders StreetFootscray

Newport Werribee

Rockbank Essendon North Melbourne

Caulfield

Melton

MELBOURNEMETROPOLITAN

TO GEELONG

TO GIPPSLAND

TO SEYMOURTO BENDIGO

TO BALLARAT

Sunshine

Sunbury

Broadmeadows

Wallan

MELBOURNE(Southern Cross Station)

Watergardens

MAP NOT TO SCALEEffective August 2014

NORTH

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Useful InformationWondering about visitor information, money or what to do in an emergency? Here is a handy reference for all the information you might need during your visit.

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TRAVELLERS AIDMelbourne offers services to assist out-of-towners in many ways. Located at Southern Cross and Flinders Street Stations, Travellers Aid is one of these. Offering personal care and assistance for senior or disabled travellers, referrals for accommodation and other care for travellers who are disadvantaged, as well as showers, rest facilities, internet access and transport and travel information, this not-for-profit service has been helping travellers for almost 100 years. Some services attract a small fee, but many are performed for free by staff and volunteers.

» travellersaid.org.au

LUGGAGE LOCKERSLockers are available for hire at several different locations throughout Melbourne.

Various sized lockers are available at Southern Cross Station and hire starts from $10 for 24 hours. Lockers are also available to hire in Palmer Hall at the State Library of Victoria, just off the foyer, starting at $2 for four hours. Travellers Aid also offers short-term luggage storage at Flinders Street Station and at City Village on Bourke Street. For availability and costs, visit their website.

» southerncrossstation.net.au » slv.vic.gov.au » travellersaid.org.au

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FREQUENTLY CALLED COUNTRY CODES

Australia 61

Canada 1

China 86

Germany 49

Greece 30

Hong Kong 852

Indonesia 62

Ireland 353

Italy 39

Japan 81

New Zealand 64

Spain 34

Taiwan 886

UK 44

USA 1

PHONE CALLSPhone boxes are dotted throughout the city and can be used for local, interstate and international calls. Local calls cost 50 cents, while long-distance calls are charged depending on length. You can use either coins or prepaid phone cards. Alternatively, prepaid SIM cards for mobile phones can be purchased at retailers across the city.

To make an international phone call, dial 0011 (the international access code), then the country code followed by the telephone number, including area code.

VISA INFORMATIONFor a range of visa information visit: » immi.gov.au

CONSULATESAmerican 9526 5900British 9652 1600Chinese 9822 0604French 9657 8412German 9864 6888Greek 9866 4524Indonesian 9525 2755Italian 9867 5744Japanese 9679 4510

» protocol.dfat.gov.au/consulate/list.rails

TIME ZONEMelbourne is located in the Australian Eastern Time zone. Standard Time is UTC/GMT +10 hours. Daylight Saving Time is UTC/GMT +11 hours.

WEATHERFor daily weather forecasts contact the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM).

» bom.gov.auFederation Square

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HEALTH AND SAFETY

BE SUNSMARTEven in winter, the Australian sun can be harmful to your skin. If you’re planning on spending long hours in the sun be sure to apply sunscreen and wear protective clothing like a shirt, hat and sunglasses.

IN AN EMERGENCYThe below support numbers can be of service during an emergency:

Emergency Services 000

Lifeline (counselling) 131 114

Poisons Information 131 126

Nurse-On-Call 1300 606 024

POLICE STATIONSMelbourne East 226 Flinders Lane, Melbourne East | 9637 1100

Melbourne West 637 Flinders Street, Docklands | 9247 6491

MAJOR HOSPITALSRoyal Melbourne Hospital 300 Grattan Street, Parkville | 9342 7000

Epworth Hospital 89 Bridge Road, Richmond | 9426 6666

St. Vincent's Health 41 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy | 9288 2211

The Alfred Hospital 55 Commercial Road, St Kilda | 9276 2000

Melbourne Cricket Ground

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SHOPPING AND MONEY

CURRENCY EXCHANGEThis service is available at banks and currency exchange desks at the airport and other locations around Melbourne. The currency used throughout Australia is the Australian dollar (AUD).

UNIONPAY UnionPay cards can be used in 145 countries and regions around the world. Your UnionPay card can be used at:

• All merchants that display the UnionPay logo, such as David Jones, Paspaley, Prada, Bvlgari, Watches of Switzerland, JR Duty Free etc.

• 70% of ATMs in Australia, including Bank of China, HSBC, CITI, NAB, Westpac, Suncorp, Bendigo, Bank of Melbourne, Bank of SA, CashConnect, CashCard, FirstPoint, Customer, ExtraCash, rediATM (except its Bank of Queensland) and Travelex

• All taxi CabCharge terminals

• All post offices

» For more information 1800 649 612 (24 hour, toll free in Australia) unionpayintl.com

TIPPINGUnlike other countries, tipping is not customary and generally not expected, although it is appreciated.

CREDIT CARDMajor credit cards are widely accepted and can also be used in automatic teller machines (ATMs) with the use of a personal identification number (PIN).

TOURIST REFUND SCHEME (TRS)A 10 per cent Goods and Services Tax (GST) is incorporated into the price of all goods and services sold in Australia, except some basic items. Under the Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS) you can claim a refund of the GST and Wine Equalisation Tax (WET) that you pay on goods you have purchased during your stay.

To claim a refund you must:

• Spend $300 (GST inclusive) or more in the one store and retain your invoices.

• Have purchased the goods no more than 60 days before your departure from Australia.

• Wear or carry the goods on board the aircraft or ship and present them along with your original tax invoice, passport and international boarding pass to a Customs and Border Protection Officer at a TRS facility.

» 1300 363 263 customs.gov.au

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Fame Agenda, Melbourne Central

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Where are the major train stations in Melbourne? The City Loop train stops at all major city stations: Flinders Street, Parliament, Melbourne Central, Flagstaff and Southern Cross Stations. Refer to the map on page 138 for all stops.

How do I use public transport in Melbourne? For all the information on getting around Melbourne, refer to page 126. The PTV Hub at Southern Cross Station offers further public transport information.

Where can I find public bathrooms or accessible public bathrooms around Melbourne? Public bathrooms can be found throughout the city, for locations please refer to the map on page 138.

Are there any free ways to travel around the city? Melbourne has a Free Tram Zone in the CBD and Docklands. You don’t need a ticket to ride any tram in this zone. However, if you travel anywhere outside this zone, you will need a valid myki ticket. See page 138 for more information.

Frequently Asked QuestionsNew to Melbourne? Here are all the answers to those pesky travel questions.

LOCATION GRID

Arts Centre Melbourne E3

Campari House D2

City Library E3

Eureka Skydeck D3

Federation Square E3

Galactic Circus C4

Hub@Docklands B2

IMAX Theatre F1

Library at The Dock A2

Melbourne Central E2

Melbourne Visitor Centre E3

MCEC C3

Melbourne Museum G1

Mr Mason D2

NGV International E4

Queen Victoria Market D1

Southgate Restaurant and Shopping Precinct E3

State Library of Victoria E2

Terra Rossa Restaurant & Bar E3

The Wharf Hotel C3

World Restaurant & Bar D3

Where can I find travel-related assistance and help? Travellers Aid operates from both Southern Cross and Flinders Street train stations, offering personal care and assistance for senior, disabled or disadvantaged travellers, as well as information, referrals for accommodation, showers, rest facilities, internet access, and transport and travel information.

Where can I access free Wi-Fi in Melbourne? Free Wi-Fi access is available at the following key locations throughout the CBD. You can also see these locations plotted on the map on page 138.

City Circle Tram

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MELBOURNE OFFICIAL VISITOR GUIDE APPTake advantage of the free Wi-Fi and get the right tool to discover the hidden gems that make Melbourne the world’s most livable city; from laneway cafés and rooftop bars to world-class events and festivals, everything you need to know is just a tap away. The Melbourne Official Visitor Guide App is Melbourne’s only official visitor app and is available for download on Android and iPhone from the App Store or Google Play now.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT VICTORIAThe free Public Transport Victoria iPhone or Android App is the one-stop-shop for Victorian public transport information. It includes an interactive map, journey planner, and the next five departures from any stop or station.

TRAMTRACKER®If you’re in Melbourne you can find out when your tram is coming via your iPhone or Android. With tramTRACKER® from Yarra Trams you can check real-time tram arrival information from any tram stop.

13CABSLeap-frog call queues and hold times when booking your cab. This app detects your location, helps find a rank in your immediate vicinity and the Fare Estimator will give you an approximate value for the cost of your trip.

V/LINE ESCAPEPutting over 300 Victorian events, festivals, special offers, town guides, galleries, tours, markets, museums, wineries, walking and cycling tracks, gardens, shops, restaurants, pubs and accommodation in the palm of your hand.

MELBOURNE AIRPORTThis official app puts all the essential airport information at your fingertips. Featuring detailed flight information including: real-time status updates, departures, arrivals and gate info, airport maps as well as car parking and taxi calculators.

SPOTCYCLETM

SpotcycleTM is a free multi-city GPS-enabled app that helps you maximise your bike-sharing experience. Track the statuses of Melbourne Bike Share Stations around you and then pedal away to your next destination!

Useful Apps

There are a huge range of apps available that will ensure you get the most out of your stay. From navigating public transport, to booking a cab and finding a restaurant, these quality apps will have you covered.

Flinders Street Station

What are Melbourne’s best bike trails? Around the city you’ll notice blue bike stands with bikes available to hire. Daily subscriptions to use the bikes can be purchased for as little as $2.90 per day. It is compulsory for all bike riders to wear protective helmets. For up-to-date information on the best Melbourne bike trails visit: » melbournebikeshare.com.au » bicyclenetwork.com.au

How do I purchase tickets to a Melbourne event? Depending on the event, there is range of places to purchase tickets. Popular websites like Ticketek and Ticketmaster sell tickets for many of Melbourne’s events. For specific events head to the Visit Victoria website. Not a big planner? Halftix is a great way to save money on last-minute bookings. Located in the Melbourne Town Hall Administration Building on Swanston Street, Halftix sells tickets to events on the day at a discount. » ticketek.com.au » ticketmaster.com.au » visitvictoria.com » halftix.com

Where can I get face-to-face information about what to do and how to get around Melbourne? City Ambassadors and the Melbourne Greeter Service are run by local experts who know everything there is to know about Melbourne. They offer great advice and assistance and can be found at the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Federation Square and Melbourne Visitor Booth in Bourke Street Mall.

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ACCOMMODATION INDEX – REFER TO MAPS ON PAGES 138-141

MELBOURNE CITY MAP GRID REF

1 Adelphi Hotel | 8080 8888 E3

2 Adina Apartment Hotel Melbourne | 9934 0000 D2

3Adina Apartment Hotel Melbourne, Flinders Street 8663 0000

F3

4Adina Apartment Hotel Melbourne, Northbank 9246 0000

C3

5 Alto Hotel on Bourke | 1800 135 123 C2

6 Apartments @ Docklands | 9640 0511 B1

7 Atlantis Hotel | 9600 2900 C2

8 Brady Hotels Central Melbourne | 9650 9888 E1

9 Causeway 353 Hotel | 1800 650 688 E2

10 Causeway Inn On The Mall | 1800 650 688 E2

11 Citadines on Bourke Melbourne | 1800 766 377 F2

12 City Limits Hotel Apartments | 1800 808 651 F2

13 Crossley Hotel | 9639 1639 F2

14DoubleTree by Hilton Melbourne – Flinders Street 9654 6888

E3

15 Downtowner on Lygon | 9663 5555 F1

16 Fraser Place Melbourne | 9669 6888 F2

17 Grand Hyatt Melbourne | 9657 1234 E3

18 Hilton Melbourne South Wharf | 9027 2000 B3

19 Hotel Causeway | 1800 650 688 E2

20 Hotel Lindrum | 9668 1111 F3

21 ibis Styles Melbourne, The Victoria Hotel | 1800 331 147 E2

22 InterContinental Melbourne The Rialto | 8627 1400 D3

23 Jasper Hotel | 8327 2777 E1

24 Melbourne Marriott Hotel | 9662 3900 F2

25 Melbourne Short Stay Apartments | 1800 008 910 D4

26Melbourne Short Stay Apartments at SouthbankONE 1800 008 910

D4

27Melbourne Short Stay Apartments MP Deluxe 1800 008 910

C4

28Melbourne Short Stay Apartments on Whiteman 1800 008 910

C4

29 Mercure Melbourne Treasury Gardens | 9205 9999 F3

30 Metro Apartments on Bank Place | 1800 720 854 D2

31 Oaks on Collins | 1300 786 603 D2

32 Oaks on Lonsdale | 1300 880 229 F2

33 Oaks on Market | 1300 790 687 D3

34 Oaks on William | 1300 554 275 D1

35 Park Hyatt Melbourne | 9224 1234 G2

36 Pegasus Apart’Hotel | 9284 2400 D1

37 Punthill Flinders Lane | 1800 331 529 E3

38 Punthill Little Bourke | 1800 331 529 F2

INNER MELBOURNE MAP GRID REF

55 Adina Apartment Hotel South Yarra | 9926 0000 D6

56 Adina Apartment Hotel St Kilda | 9536 0000 E6

57 Amora Hotel Riverwalk | 9246 1200 B7

58 Apartments @ Kew Q45 | 9807 5777 A7

59 Crest On Barkly | 9537 1788 F6

60 Easystay | 8598 0255 F5

61 Lyall Hotel and Spa | 9868 8222 D6

62 Melbourne Parkview Hotel | 9529 8888 E5

63 Miami Hotel Melbourne | 1800 132 333 B3

64 Oaks Pinnacle | 1300 660 223 D6

65 PARKROYAL Melbourne Airport | 8347 2000 A2

66 Pullman and Mercure Melbourne Albert Park | 9529 4300 E6

67 Punthill Essendon | 1800 331 529 A2

68 Punthill South Yarra Grand | 1800 331 529 D6

69 Punthill Williamstown | 1800 331 529 D1

70 Quest Hawthorn | 8803 7700 C8

71 Quest Kew | 9854 7201 B7

72 Royce Hotel | 9677 9900 D5

73 The Blackman | 9039 1444 D5

74 The Cullen | 9098 1555 E6

75 The Hotel Charsfield | 1300 301 830 D5

76 The Larwill Studio | 9032 9111 A4

77 The Olsen | 9040 1222 D6

MELBOURNE CITY MAP GRID REF

39 Punthill Manhattan | 1800 331 529 F3

40 Quay West Suites Melbourne | 9693 6000 E3

41 Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens Melbourne | 9322 8000 D1

42 Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne | 9250 1888 D3

43 Rydges Melbourne | 9662 0511 F2

44 Sheraton Melbourne Hotel | 9290 1000 F2

45 Sofitel Melbourne On Collins | 9653 0000 F3

46 Somerset on Elizabeth Melbourne | 1800 766 377 E2

47 The Hotel Windsor | 9633 6002 F2

48 The Langham, Melbourne | 1800 858 662 E3

49The Paramount Serviced Apartments Melbourne 9251 5555

F2

50 The Swanston Hotel, Grand Mercure | 1300 650 315 E2

51 The Westin Melbourne | 9635 2222 E3

52 Treasury on Collins | 8535 8535 D2

53 Tune Hotel Melbourne | 9347 3027 E1

54 Wrap on Southbank | 1300 726 615 D4

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ATTRACTIONS & ENTERTAINMENT

Australian Wine Tour Company 30

Bunyip Tours 26

Carlton & United Brewery Tours 32

Chocoholic Tours 39

Circus Oz – But Wait...There's More! 37

Cooks' Cottage 32

Enchanted Adventure Garden 38

Eureka Skydeck 88 27

Galactic Circus 34

Healesville Sanctuary 24

Hellenic Museum 36

Hidden Secrets 39

IMAX Melbourne Museum 30

Lantern Ghost Tours 39

Last Minute Day Tours 35

Localing 39

Medibank Icehouse 35

Melbourne Encountour 32

Melbourne River Cruises 36

Melbourne Star 29

Melbourne Zoo 24

Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park 34

National Sports Museum & MCG Tours 25

National Trust – Miss Fisher's Costume Exhibition 31

Phillip Island Nature Parks 36

Puffing Billy 38

Queenie's Food Tours 39

RAAF Museum Point Cook 34

Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne 28

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium 33

Skydive the Beach and Beyond 28

The Pancake Parlour 34

Werribee Open Range Zoo 24

ARTS & CULTURE

ACMI – Melbourne Winter Masterpieces: David Bowie is 47

Arts Centre Melbourne – Theatres of War BC

Federation Square – The Light in Winter 46

Immigration Museum 51

Melbourne Museum 51

Melbourne Theatre Company – Birdland 50

Melbourne Theatre Company – Death and the Maiden 50

Melbourne Theatre Company – North by Northwest 49

NGV – Melbourne Winter Masterpieces: Masterpieces From the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great 45

Old Treasury Building 50

Parliament House 50

Scienceworks 51

Shrine of Remembrance 48

State Library of Victoria – Australian Sketchbook 44

SHOPPING

Ashley Opals Jewellers 64

Australian by Design 66

Bridge Road 64

Central Equity Apartments 60

Chadstone 58

Chapel Street Precinct 59

Collins 234 61

Collins Place 56

Collins Street Precinct 67

DFO – Direct Factory Outlets 57

Johnston Jewellers 60

Lightning Ridge Opal Mines 62

Matt Irwin Melbourne Art Space 68

Melbourne Central 65

Queen Victoria Market 62

Rutherford Fine Jewellery and Pearls 68

The Block Arcade 68

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Advertiser Index

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QR CODESThe Melbourne Official Visitor Guide features QR codes. In order to take full advantage of these codes, which often contain special offers or quick links to useful content, we recommend you download the free QR code reader app Microsoft Tag.

Visit the following website on your mobile device – www.gettag.mobi – or search the App Store or Google Play for 'Microsoft Tag'.

Ugg Australian Made 69

Union Pay 63

DINING & NIGHTLIFE

Charcoal Lane 76

Colonial Tramcar Restaurant 81

Bar Pulpo by MoVida 84

Café Vue 84

Dracula’s Cabaret – Retro Vampt 83

La Belle Miette 82

Lindt Chocolate Café 81

Little Ludlow 85

Melba Restaurant 75

Park Hyatt Melbourne 76

Something Aussie 80

Southgate Restaurant and Shopping Precinct 74

Taxi Kitchen 82

Tazio Birraria Pizzeria & Cucina 81

The Hotel Windsor 82

The Langham Melbourne 75

OUT & ABOUT

Bayside Arts and Cultural Centre – Percy Grainger: In the Company of Strangers 105

boroondaralife.com.au 95

National Equestrian Centre 101

Shadowfax Winery 101

Visit St Kilda 103

Werribee Park Mansion 101

Werribee South Foreshore 101

DISCOVER VICTORIA

Art Gallery of Ballarat 121

Ballarat International Foto Biennale 121

Ballarat Pass 119

Ballarat Wildlife Park 119

Bellarine Taste Trail 117

Bendigo's ANZAC Centenary Tram 115

Central Deborah Gold Mine 115

Craig’s Royal Hotel 119

Creswick Woollen Mills 121

Gunnamatta Trail Rides 123

Mornington Peninsula Attractions Pass 123

Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka (M.A.D.E) 121

Ned 115

North Geelong Industrial Precinct 117

Pakington Street 117

Portarlington – Fresh & Local Seafood 117

Sovereign Hill 120

The Boathouse Resort Motel 123

The Hotel Shamrock Bendigo 115

Walking Tours of Geelong 123

Wine Food Farmgate Trail 123

HELPING YOU GET THERE

Avalon Airport 132

Yarra Trams 133

Melbourne Airport 134

myki Visitor Value Pack 127

Redspot Car Rental 113

Skybus 132

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