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A plate of Indonesian pork with condiments.

Kata Kita

Bringing a new layer of fresh, flavourful Indonesian dining, with delicious cocktails to match.

The exterior of a cafe at dusk

Best Thai cafes and dessert bars in Melbourne

The best Thai milk tea, burnt butter toast, pork floss treats and more.

A skillet with Thai food on it

The best new Thai restaurants in Melbourne

Visit these new restaurants for authentic street food, hard-to-find dishes and cheap eats.  

A giant illuminated purple Christmas Tree at Federation Square, surrounded by people and view of Flinders St Station and city buildings in the background.
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Christmas Square

Discover a Christmas wonderland featuring the city’s beloved tree.

A street art covered wall in a laneway.

Meyers Place

Explore one of Melbourne's most iconic laneways, filled with bars, restaurants and murals.

Pizza with sliced meat and basil leaf topping.

Ca de Vin

Mediterranean cuisine in the shadows of Melbourne's historic GPO building.

Cafe exterior with black paintwork and yellow lettering, bags of oranges strung from walls, people seated inside next to large open window as two customers enter through the arched doorway.

Heart of Carlton

Baguettes and inexpensive hot food, all made on-site by Nadeen.

Person dressed in safety gear spraying a chemical outside a screened facility.
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Film Screening: Chauka, Please Tell us the Time

Experience this powerful documentary during its limited week-long screening at Buxton Contemporary.

Cyclist passing a sculpture park on NewQuay Promenade.

Monument Park

A sculpture park designed by internationally renowned artist Callum Morton.

A view of the illuminated city skyline at night, with a large Christmas star on Evan Walker Bridge.
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Christmas Decorations

Christmas comes to life around the city with sparkly decorations spreading festive cheer.

Joshua Hortinela, a smiling Asian man wearing glasses, a beige t-shirt, and a white cable-knit sweater vest with a dark V-neck trim.

Up Late: What's Love Got to Do with It?

Joshua Hortinela and Dee Salmin offer agony-aunt advice on love and relationships.

A smiling man holds a cheerful toddler in his arms as the child reaches toward a large, textured, teardrop-shaped gourd hanging from the ceiling; part of an interactive installation at ArtPlay.
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Exhibition: Obang 오방

Step into a Korean grandmother's home while she is away visiting her grandchildren overseas.

Four diners eating in a restaurant, two are sitting in wheelchairs.

The best accessible restaurants in Melbourne

Wheelchair-friendly restaurants with easy entry, open spaces, and accessible toilets.

Lebanese takeaway lunch boxes with pita bread, falafel, chicken shawarma and hummus.

Tahini Lebanese Diner

Enjoy fresh Lebanese lunch and takeaway including handmade falafel, shawarma and kofta made daily.

People crossing the road in front of a large train station at sunset

Iconic Melbourne experiences

Waterside views, hidden bars and amazing exhibitions.

A mural on the wall of a Vietnamese restaurant depicting a traditionally-dressed Vietnamese woman holding a bowl of pho.

Hanoia

A little slice of Hanoi, serving Melbourne's best Bún Chả and authentic Northern Vietnamese food.

Two scoops of ice cream in a cone.

Gelateria Primavera

Delicious gelato, shakes and juices from the front of the Spring Street Grocer.

Looking down on a box of small sweet cakes in rows of three.

Mawa Sweets

Enjoy authentic sweet Indian delicacies.

Heritage-listed Athenaeum building, with columns and ornate capitals.

Athenaeum Theatre

This heritage-listed venue hosts comedy, music and theatre.

People dining outside a restaurant surrounded by greenery.

Iconic Lygon Street restaurants

There's more to Melbourne's Little Italy than just pizza.