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A visitor viewing Banksy’s Girl with Balloon artwork on a wall in a gallery space, rigged with a partial frame shredder mechanism, displayed as part of the Banksy Limitless exhibition.
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Banksy Limitless Exhibition

An immersive art exhibition that amplifies Banksy’s voice beyond walls and borders.

Contemporary furniture showroom.

Dwell

A contemporary range of furniture, lighting, rugs, wall art and soft furnishings.

Long, wooden bench table with stools in a courtyard.

Club Retro

Retro themed venue with two bars, an outdoor area and a rooftop.

A selection of mostly green matcha flavoured drinks and sweet treats in takeaway containers from Balibola cafe, arranged with pale pink wrapping paper and napkins.

Balibola

Find Bali's famous matcha cafe at a cute hole-in-the-wall kiosk in Collins Street.

Night view of the Federation brass bells, perched atop metal upright supports.

Federation Bells

The Federation Bells are a set of 39 brass bells located in Birrarung Marr in central Melbourne.

A young man with a moustache, drinking a red cocktail with a straw.

Hickens Hotel

Your multi-level home for good times in the heart of Melbourne, with a story behind its walls.

Grass, trees and memorial column in Flagstaff Gardens.

Flagstaff Gardens

Established in 1962, these informal gardens are a popular lunch spot.

A man walking past a backlit bar with bottles and signage, tables and chairs in the foreground.

Pepe's Italian & Liquor

An Italian restaurant located in a leafy enclave of Melbourne's central business area.

A busy laneway with cafes covered in graffiti.

The ultimate guide to Centre Place

Discover laneway lunch spots, boutique shopping and hole-in-the-wall cafes.

Four people are standing outside a laneway cafe

Melbourne’s best hidden laneway cafes

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

A man and woman sitting on stools outside a hole-in-the-wall cafe in a laneway.

Melbourne's best hole-in-the-wall cafes

We found Melbourne's tiniest cafes in laneways, under train tracks and on top of traffic islands.

Two baristas in a tiny cafe with bright blue and silver walls and a neon light.

Best new coffee shops and espresso bars in Melbourne

Visit these new warehouse roasteries, neon-lit cafes and tiny hole-in-the-wall gems.

People walking past a mural of a purple mountain with orange mushrooms and clouds.

Guide to Melbourne’s best street art

We've found the best art hiding in laneways, on buildings and exploding out of the walls.

Bust of Shakespeare splattered with yellow paint and wearing sunglasses.

Bard's Apothecary

A friendly hole-in-the-wall bar with an intimate performance space.

Turreted Gothic-style tower of Manchester Unity Building.

Manchester Unity Building

Iconic Art Deco gothic landmark of Melbourne, housing offices, apartments and retail spaces.

People walking past cafes in a busy laneway.

A foodie's guide to Equitable Place

Find hole-in-the-wall cafes and hidden gem lunch spots in this tiny dining strip.

Dimly lit cocktail bar with banquettes, tables and red-lit bar filled with backlit bottles.

Berlin Bar

A cocktail bar inspired by the German capital.

Aerial view of AAMI Park stadium showing domed roof.

AAMI Park

Iconic domed-roofed rectangular stadium for concerts, soccer and rugby.

A block of chocolate with a bite taken from the top corner, and a Vermeer style girl with a pearl earring illustration on the front of the block.

Yesign Chocolate Gallery

View master artworks made from chocolate and shop for handmade gifts.

Interior of Ru-Co Bar showing high bar stools underneath the long dark bar counter, and smaller intimate tables and chairs against the wall, wooden floors and soft lighting.

Ru-Co Bar

Luxurious cocktail bar in the Paris end of Collins Street, in the Grand Hyatt Melbourne.