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The best sensory experiences in Melbourne

These places delight the senses and are accessible to all.

ShanDong MaMa Dumplings

Traditional eastern Chinese cuisine mixed with diverse, multicultural influences.

Hikari

A Japanese-inspired coffee shop.

M.J. Bale

In St Collins Lane, M.J. Bale is an Australian men's tailor and fashion retailer.

Sezar

Contemporary Armenian cuisine with Middle Eastern and Mediterranean influences.

Wolf's Lair

Intimate bar with rooftop, providing a respite from the urban hustle and bustle.

Sheraton Melbourne Hotel

Immerse yourself in the energy of the city at this five-star hotel oasis in Melbourne.

Guzman y Gomez

Mexican inspired fast food with imported Mexican beer and soft drinks.

Buza Chicken

Traditional Korean dishes and Korean-style fried chicken in Queen St.

Cue

Australian fashion label specialising in sharp tailoring, statement prints and luxurious fabrics.

22 Nov

Threshold

Across the afternoon, two dancers will move through a continuous cycle of physical choreography.

Emporium Melbourne

An upscale shopping centre offering a variety of designer stores, cafes and restaurants.

Hooks at The Yarra

The perfect location to enjoy delicious food, cold drinks and an amazing vista.

The Duke of Wellington

One of Melbourne's oldest pubs, open for lunch and dinner.

Superdry

Fashion label fusing vintage Americana with Japanese-inspired graphics and British style.

The best yum cha restaurants in Melbourne

Dine with friends on all-you-can-eat dumplings, seafood share plates and more.

12 Nov

Asian Cinema Collective Presents: Linda Linda Linda

A special screening of this recently restored 2005 movie about an all-girl rock band.

The best free festivals in Melbourne

The best free festivals you need to visit in Melbourne this year

Pacinos Italian Family Restaurant

Family-friendly pizzas, pastas, risottos, burgers and more.

Sinjeon

Popular Korean street food chain with 700 stores globally.