Melbourne is the coffee capital of Australia and arguably home to the greatest sporting stadium in the world. With a city skyline that masks the banks of the Yarra River, hidden laneways boasting world class restaurants and a cultural identity that would challenge the fiercest of rivals we welcome you to explore the most liveable city in the world.
Visit the Queen Victoria Markets - The Queen Victoria Markets have been an important food hub of Melbourne since they were opened in 1878. Home to some of Melbourne’s tastiest produce stalls and delicatessens! To find out more including opening hours visit the website.
Check out the amazing street art - The city has designated certain areas as approved for street artists, and the street art here is of exceptionally high quality and changes regularly; it’s a great way for budding street artists to get experience in the artistic side of graffiti. Click here to view the the map.
National Gallery of Victoria - The NGV offers a range of creative learning opportunities for everyone, inspired by the NGV Collection and exhibitions. Plan your visit now!
Princess Theatre - The Princess Theatre is one of the world's grandest Victorian theatres, with its domed mansard roofs, cast iron filigree, marble staircase and foyer. Guests can dine in the Melba or Marriner rooms before taking in one of the international shows or musicals. Find out what's playing, visit ticket & show information.
1. Tonka, 20 Duckboard Pl, Melbourne VIC 3000 - modern contemporary Indian cuisine $$
2. China Town Melbourne - a range of Chinese and Japanese cuisine dining options $$
3. Cervo, 8 Whiteman Street, Southbank - causal Italian dining restaurant $$
4. Gradi at Crown Melbourne, 8 Whiteman Street, Southbank - authentic Neapolitan cuisine $$
5. Burger Project, 2 260 Collins Street - causal dining $