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Royal Park Tennis Club

One of the largest community tennis facilities in the state, with a history that goes back to 1889.

Axil Coffee

Serving coffee and located on Spring Street, close to Fitzroy Gardens.

The Alexander Bar

The elegant ground floor art-deco style bar at The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins.

Transit Rooftop Bar

Large rooftop bar in Federation Square, with expansive views of the Melbourne skyline.

Clocks at Flinders

Sports bar and dining at the southern end of Flinders Street station, overlooking the Yarra River.

Le Miel et La Lune

Daytime cafe serving coffee, breakfast, lunch and desserts.

Piccolina Gelateria

Enjoy traditional Italian gelato: pure, natural and authentic.

Individuale Boutique

High-end fashion for men and women from French and Italian designer houses.

Gökotta Kaffe

Swedish-inspired food with local coffee and all-day breakfast and brunch.

TS Bookshop

A specialty bookstore offering texts on philosophy, lifestyle, wellness and spirituality.

Melbourne's best gifts for kids

Treat the kids in your life to a little something special from Melbourne's best boutiques.

The Pancake Parlour

Pancake restaurant chain with eleven locations around Melbourne.

Your Jeweller

Watch repairs, battery replacement, key cutting services and jewellery repair and remodelling.

Melbourne’s best hidden laneway cafes

Head down these laneways to find leafy cafes, tiny hole-in-the-walls and hidden gem coffee roasters.

Until 6 Sep

Learn to Cook Thai: Pad Thai and Papaya Salad

Join a hands-on cooking class, featuring two of Thailand’s favourite dishes.

The Simple Foodie

Fresh coffee, healthy meals and sweet tarts daily in Docklands.

Museums Victoria Store

Nurture curious minds with a range of gifts for children and adults alike.

Bluetrain

Casual, classic dishes for a long afternoon or a quick bite to eat.

5 – 6 Sep

Melbourne Museum Adult Sleepover

Join a premium sleepover at Melbourne Museum and IMAX for a once-in-a-lifetime night with your crew.

Five things you didn’t know about the Royal Botanic Gardens

Here are some odd spots to ponder on your next stroll around the ponds.