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The Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens is one of the world’s oldest remaining exhibition pavilions and is recognized as a World Heritage Site.

This multiple award-winning museum is Southern Hemisphere’s largest, with 7 main galleries, including a Children’s Gallery, amphitheatre, IMAX theatre and more, in its rendition of the regional natural and cultural history.

An icon of heritage architecture, the Library provides a comprehensive collection of book, board games, game consoles, films and music for your enjoyment.

Founded in 1861, the Gallery features arts covering both Eastern and Western hemispheres, ancient and modern, the fine arts and the applied decorative ones.

The Wheeler Centre was created in 2010 when Melbourne was officially designated a UNESCO City of Literature, which gave recognition to the city’s international leadership in books, writing and ideas.

The precinct includes Melbourne's oldest prison, the historic Magistrate's Court and former Police City Watch House, and has been the heart of crime, law and order in Melbourne since the 1840's.

Home to Australia's finest collection of sporting heritage, here you’ll find exhibitions on Australian football, cricket, the MCG, Olympics and much more!

The Melbourne City Baths was first opened in 1860 and continues to provide health and fitness services to the community.

An entertainment precinct where one could spend the night visiting bars, restaurants and theatres.

Enjoy the world-class accommodation, restaurants, shopping, gaming and entertainment at Melbourne's premier entertainment complex.

: Experience Melbourne’s vibrant and exhilarating music scene up close and personal. Jazz fiends and punks, metal heads and dread heads, dub, hardcore, slowcore and grindcore, you find them all here in Australia’s music capital.

You will be spoilt for choice with amazing cabaret bars all around Melbourne especially during the Melbourne Cabaret Festival.

Only minutes from the city centre, the Melbourne Zoo showcases 300 different species from around the world, the Gorilla Rainforest and koalas and kangaroos in the Australian bush setting.

The internationally renowned botanical gardens located on the south bank of the Yarrar River, comprise 38 hectares of landscaped gardens with more than 10,000 species of native and exotic plants.

Your child can get a close up experience with real farm animals. Located in Abbotsford only minutes from Melbourne CBD.

The Zoo offers a unique opportunity to experience the African adventure, as well as wildlife from the grasslands of Asia, North America and Australia.

: Located just 6km from Melbourne city centre, the picturesque beach is one of the bayside beaches that perfect for sunbathing and all sorts of water sports, and is well-loved for its water quality that is constantly monitored.

Designed for the Melbourne International Exhibition of 1880, the UNESCO listed-gardens feature flowerbeds, ornamental lakes, elaborate fountains and mature European trees.

No trip to the Melbourne is complete without visiting Melbourne Aquarium, which is home to thousands of animals, including sharks, turtles, stingrays, sawfish, tropical fish and much more.

Melbourne is the coffee capital of Australia, where the aroma of Espresso fills the along the many streets of CBD and its outskirts throughout the day.

Dating back to the gold rush days of the 1850s, the Chinatown exhibits a distinctive character that is clearly noticeable along Little Bourke Street and the alleys.

Victoria Street, also known as Little Saigon, is the heart of Melbourne's Vietnamese community that comprises traditional Vietnamese eateries, bakers, butchers, fishmongers and grocers.

Just north of the CBD is Lygon Street, Carlton and all things Italian such as outdoor Italian dining, cafes, gelato bars, pizzerias and a variety of shops.

Make your way to Johnson Street in Fitzroy to experience the great Spanish heritage and amazing food.

Sydney Road and Lygon Street in Brunswick are lively areas and home to the best Lebanese restaurants in Melbourne.

Often dubbed a city within a city that represents the quintessential Melbourne lifestyle.

Linked to the Emporium Melbourne and Bouke Street Mall, this is a great place to go for a shopping spree.

Emporium Melbourne features a mix of local and international designers, innovative concept and flagship stores and world class architecture.

Take a deep breath and dive into the bustling hive of commerce that is the Bourke Street Mall, emerging hours later, arms laden with shopping bags and head reverberating with the sound of the street’s lively buskers.

The vibrant and bustling inner-city market is a historical landmark that spreads over two city blocks.

A perfect place to keep occupied for hours, even days with the best in stylish clothes, shoes and accessories, and hundreds of amazing bars and restaurants.

Located in the inner south-eastern suburb of Malvern East, it is the biggest shopping centre in Australia.

Built in 1928 with a distinctly European architecture, Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre hosts a variety of theatre shows and live entertainment.

A lavish and grand theatre built since 1929, it continues to be a favourite place for those who love theatre productions such as Disney’s The Lion King.

Regarded by many as Melbourne’s most spectacular landmark, the theatre has also been host to a number of world-class stage productions.

: Classified by the National Trust of Australia and listed on the Victorian Heritage Register, the theatre is a part of Melbourne history that travellers would not want to miss.

The Arts Centre Melbourne is both a defining Melbourne landmark and Australia's largest and busiest performing arts centre.

A popular meeting place, it comprises two open squares and an atrium, all decked with an exceptional array of restaurants, bars and specialty stores.

With one of the largest screen in the world, IMAX Melbourne provides the most immersive cinematic experience one can possibly get.

Experience the awe-inspiring view of Melbourne from the Southern Hemisphere’s highest viewing platform.

Visit the giant Ferris wheel to get a bird’s-eye view of Melbourne by day or by night to bring you closer to the stars in the sky. 

Overlooking the famous Port Phillip Bay, This historic park has been a destination for Melbourne families for the past century.

Medibank Icehouse is Australia’s new, world-class ice sports and entertainment venue.