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Milligram

Milligram carries 50 leading international and local stationery brands, along with cards and gifts.

Rooftop at QT

A rooftop bar where you can indulge in afternoons filled with tunes to nights under city lights.

ReWine

An environmentally conscious bottleshop with barrels of Australian-made wines.

Koorie Heritage Trust

A centre dedicated to promoting Aboriginal culture, with an exhibition space and retail shop.

Glow Golf

Good old-fashioned mini golf transformed into an amazing glow-in-the-dark-experience.

RIPE Cheese

Offering over 50 varieties of Australian cheese, from the Dairy Hall at the Queen Vic Market.

One Stop Anime

Your ultimate one-stop shop for all things anime.

Marameo

Marameo is a fun, easy-going Italian eatery offering a range of pasta and mains.

Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria

A picturesque haven for recreation and a key botanical resource for research and conservation.

MR. CUFF

Bespoke menswear, handmade by real tailors in Melbourne city.

Hidden Secrets Tours

Indulge and discover the city's hidden charm with Melbourne's original laneway walking tours.

Wilkins and Kent

Furniture and homewares including kitchenware, ceramics, stationery and bags.

Milligram

Stocking stationery, design books, magazines, greeting cards and gifts from around the world.

David Jones

Australia's oldest department store, centrally located in the Bourke Street Mall.

Royal Exhibition Building Dome Promenade

The Royal Exhibition Building opens its doors to a unique view unseen for 100 years.

Santa Maria Novella Boutique

Experience the rich history and quality of revered Italian apothecary brand, Santa Maria Novella.

City Gallery

City Gallery presents free exhibitions from City of Melbourne’s art and heritage collection.

Queen Victoria Market

This beloved Melbourne landmark is the largest open air market in the southern hemisphere.

NGV International

NGV International houses a whole world of international art.

Farmer's Daughters

A three-storey farm-to-table venue from Alejandro Saravia, celebrating the Gippsland region.