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You can stay at all campsites, but communal facilities are off limits
Each box is filled with five products all made locally in Melbourne
The diner will also be open, plus you can get snacks delivered to your car
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The best of Melbourne
Wondering what to do in Melbourne? Take a look at our ultimate bucket list.
These Melbourne tourist attractions are tried and true winners.
Behold, our eat-and-destroy list – a guide to Melbourne's best restaurants, from fine dining to cheap eats.
Book in for the best Melbourne shows with our guide to new and upcoming theatre in Melbourne.
From world-beating cocktail lounges to down-and-divey saloons, here's everywhere worth drinking in Melbourne.
We have a reputation for coffee excellence for a reason.
With so many cheap eats options in Melbourne, it's not hard to eat out without breaking the bank.
If you're looking for a break from the inner-city grid, there's no better cure than a day trip from Melbourne.
Stop and smell the flowers at these unsung gardens around Melbourne.
Expert tips for exploring the city's best attractions for zero dollars.
These are the street art hotspots that any self-respecting 'grammer should be snapping.
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Melbourne area guides
The heart of the city, home to Chinatown and some of Melbourne's best restaurants and arts institutions.
Inventive bars, geek girl boutiques and envelope-pushing eateries. Plus live music institutions.
Whether you are after great eats, a night out or a film at a Victorian-era cinema, Elsternwick is a great place to find yourself.
We should err on the side of caution when describing Williamstown as “greater Melbourne”. Not only will the locals love to tell you it’s only 20 minutes to the city (and no tolls!), but there’s a beach that’s accessible via public transport, a gorgeous pier to stroll down and stunning views towards the city and across Port Phillip Bay. As Melbourne's first seaport, Williamstown has swiftly developed into a trendy seaside suburb with a village feel. There are plenty of cafés and restaurants, you can hop on a bike and circle the water’s edge, or just find a quiet spot to sit and think about all the things you still have left to do. Looking for more fun in the west? Check out our guides to Footscray and Yarraville while you're here.
Exceptional Italian food, gelato and coffee, plus an excellent museum and theatre.
Kensington has northwest charm in spades: there are wide, tree-lined streets, plenty of public transport and green spaces aplenty.
