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The Melbourne International Coffee Expo is being held at The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) on 27th - 30th September 22, a welcome return after being cancelled in 21 because of the corona virus pandemic.
On a Trail to Dreamland from Melbourne
With so much to do and variety that means there's something for everyone, a trip to Melbourne doesn't have to be a strain on the pocket. Check out just some of the free things to do on a visit to beautiful Melbourne.
Melbourne is the sports capital of the world - and its king is AFL - Australian Football League (aka Australian Rules Football). Of the 18 teams in Australia, 10 of them are based in Melbourne with the season going from March to September culminating in the Grand Final at the mighty Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
Possibly the biggest part of any move. Melbourne based Relocation strategist, blogger and speaker, Emmy Petersson is passionate about helping expats to a balanced and happy relocation, regardless where in the world they are moving to and who is coming with them.
Melbourne, enviably, considered to be Australia's food capital but where do you go and who would you ask?...
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Experience Peter Pan reimagined with Ballet of Lights!Six performers in illuminated costumes bring this classic story to life through dance, light, and color. Get your ti
Candlelight Concerts Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations never before used for this purpose in Mel
⭐ Get ready for We call it Ballet in Melbourne!Experience ‘Sleeping Beauty’ like never before, as dancers in glow-in-the-dark costumes bring this classic tale to li
Candlelight Concerts Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Adelaide. Get y
Katy Perry, the pop sensation, is set to light up the stage at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. Get ready for a night of high-energy performances, catchy tunes, and stunning
DescriptionCandlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations never before used for this purpose in Melbourne. Bu
Candlelight Concerts Bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Melbourne. Get your tickets now to d
Candlelight Concerts Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Melbourne. Get
Candlelight ConcertsCandlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Adelaide. Get yo
Immerse yourself in The Grampians, a series of rugged mountain ranges, on a tour departing from Melbourne. Spot an abundance of kangaroos, emus, and native animals on a scenic guided bush walk.
Enjoy a direct transfer between Melbourne Tullamarine Airport and Southern Cross Station in Melbourne's City Center with SkyBus Melbourne City Express. Get to the center quickly on a transfer that lasts just 22 minutes on average.
Experience the Great Ocean Road and its incredible landscapes. See koalas and birds, take a rain forest walk, discover the 12 apostles and Loch Ard Gorge, and have morning tea on Torquay surf beach.
Enjoy the fun of a stand-up paddleboarding group lesson in the heart of Melbourne at St Kilda beach. Embark on this great adventure suitable for families or individuals.
Discover the beautiful granite coastline and unique wildlife of Wilsons Promontory National Park. Take an afternoon cruise on the world's largest custom-built amphibious boat.
Travel back to 19th-century Melbourne on a 1.5-hour ghost tour of the most haunted and instagrammed locations. Discover hidden lanes, historic buildings, and spooks that still linger on the city streets.
Discover the world-famous Great Ocean Road and other natural wonders on a 3-day trip from Melbourne to Adelaide. Visit the majestic 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and Naracoorte Caves National Park.
See The Great Ocean Road the right way and spend two full days along this amazing coastline. Explore some of Victoria's wonderful beaches, villages, waterfalls, and lookouts.
Cruise across the sparkling waters of Port Philip Bay aboard the Williamstown ferry. See the sights of Melbourne from a different perspective as you sail to or from the colonial suburb. Listen to audio commentary along the way.
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Our guide to Aboriginal Victoria by our Melbourne local expert - Up until today, no one can put an exact figure on the arrival of Aboriginal people on the Australian continent. Estimates vary widely, however, it is most commonly believed that they came from the South East Asian archipelago between 40,000 and 60,000 years ago. With a length of history beyond human imagination, the Aboriginal people of Australia hold the oldest continuous culture in the world.
Our guide to Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges by our Melbourne local expert - The region around Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges is Australia's spa country. While the a...
Terrace house dwellings and factories converted into trendy homes have made Fitzroy and Collingwood areas that are desirable by young, urban people. Also, many of the early immigrants from Europe and Asia still live in these suburbs, making these areas a colourful and eclectic part of Melbourne. It is a destination for artists, free spirited people and those who enjoy anything unconventional.
Our guide to Geelong and Bellarine Peninsula by our Melbourne local expert - Just a hop, skip and a jump from Melbourne, Geelong is Victoria’s second largest city. ...
Our guide to Mornington Peninsula by our Melbourne local expert - Just an hour drive from Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula juts into the Southern Ocean like an Antipod...
Our guide to Phillip Island: A Nature-Lover's Paradise by our Melbourne local expert - Phillip Island, just 90 minutes south of Melbourne, is a wonderland of stunning white sand bays, striking rocky headlands and diverse wildlife. It’s known for the famous Penguin Parade, but that is just one of its many charms.
Port Campbell National Park is one the most famous iconic parts of the Great Ocean Road; a must see for any visitor to Melbourne.
A daring vision drives the current redevelopment of the riverbank south of the Yarra: To transform Southbank into a modern leisure, dining and arts precinct – publicly demonstrating Melbourne’s passion for the aesthetic and its love for the arts.
Our guide to The Goldfields of Victoria by our Melbourne local expert - In the 1800s Victoria’s gold fields bustled with prospectors from all over the globe hoping to strike it rich. The mining days are far behind, but the Goldfields region now boasts riches of a different kind.
Our guide to The Grampians by our Melbourne local expert - Around a three hour drive from Melbourne you’ll find the striking Grampians, a region of wildflowers and ...
Our guide to The Great Ocean Road 'GOR' by our Melbourne local expert - Snaking its way through some of the most spectacular landscapes in Victoria, the Great Ocean Road ...
Our guide to The Murray by our Melbourne local expert - The Murray River holds a few superlatives: With 2 375 km it is Australia’s longest single river (according to re-calculations by Geoscience Australia from 2008). Along with its tributaries, the Murray is part of the third largest water catchment in the world. In addition, the area around the Murray River is the discovery spot for the oldest human remains ever found. Human life in this region goes back at least 40 000 years.
Our guide to The Victorian Alps by our Melbourne local expert - The first image many might have of Victoria is vibrant, cosmopolitan Melbourne. Some know that the state boasts a spectacular coastline and that wineries are plentiful. Yet it's probably less well-known that Victoria is home to some of Australia's premier snow resorts.
After a day or two of shopping in the city, a great escape from the hustle and bustle is a day trip to the Dandenongs and the Yarra Valley. A full day is needed to appreciate the best of what is in this region. There are trains to Lilydale or Belgrave for those who choose to visit just one of the villages or to take the Puffing Billy, a vintage train trip through the hills.
The beautiful City of Melbourne has lots to offer, both the first time tourist and the regular traveller. An ever changing spectacle of events, features and cultural activity such as wonderful laneways to explore, life changing coffee to drink and lots of art and music. Outside of Melbourne, there is a huge variety of attractions and activities to captivate even the most well-travelled person. Once called the 'Garden State of Australia", it offers no bounds to all that wish to adventure outside of the city.
Our guide to Victoria Quick City Guide: A - H by our Melbourne local expert -...
Our guide to Victoria's East Coast by our Melbourne local expert - Located north-east of Melbourne, Gippsland is one of Victoria’s most unique destinations. Famed for its fresh produce and wineries, it’s also home to stunning beaches, sparkling lakes and lush national parks. Whether you are looking to indulge in fabulous food and wine, relax by the water or get active with a bush-walking or sailing adventure, you’ll not be disappointed with the gorgeous Gippsland region.
Our guide to When and What to see In the Australian Alps by our Melbourne local expert - All Alps species are on display at the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve all year round.
WilliamstownHistoric Williamstown is the perfect spot to peer over the bay to the city while indulging in some aromatic coffee and mouth-watering cake or pastry. The seas
Our guide to Yarra Valley: Wine, Wildlife and Wonderful Walks by our Melbourne local expert - The Yarra Valley is a region rich in culinary delights and stunning natural beauty. Known for its outstanding local produce and hundreds of vineyards that dot the lush, rolling hills, this is an epicurean paradise. Expect to be swept away by the aromas and flavours, sights and sounds of this stunning piece of Victoria.
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