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Fun things to do alone in Melbourne

Melbourne's best spots to spend a solo day exploring.

Rooftop bar and outdoor park area at The Quarterhouse, with Melbourne city buildings in the background.

Quarterhouse

A contemporary, three level pub conveniently located next to Southern Cross Station.

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Hope and Bravery: Shostakovich and Tomasi

One composer writes their music during the height of wartime, and the other writes looking back.

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Where to find the best happy hour deals in Melbourne

Featuring cheap cocktails, food discounts, bottomless fun and more.

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The best places for high tea in Melbourne

Where to find fancy high tea, dessert high tea, gluten free high tea and more.

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The best work bags

Think stylish prints, easy organisers and sophisticated designs.

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QV Melbourne

Discover QV's laneways. a must-visit destination to shop, dine and play in the Melbourne CBD.

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Hawker 88 Night Market

Hawker 88 Night Market brings the tastes, sounds and sights of Asia to Queen Victoria Market.

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Melbourne's best accessible cafes and bakeries

These cafes and bakeries offer easy entry for those with disabilities and are inclusive to all.

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TJ Murphy: Remains to Be Seen

The 2025 Hylton Mackley Artist of the Year explores vintage objects in still life.

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The best group catch-up activities in Melbourne

Need to entertain a group? Play mini golf, experience virtual reality and sing karaoke.

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Melbourne's best accessible rooftop bars

From rooftops to terraces, these elevated outdoor spaces are all wheelchair friendly.

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One Stop Anime

Your ultimate one-stop shop for all things anime.

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Cozy Box By Fossey’s Distillery

Serving Indian tapas designed to be shared, discussed and remembered.

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Melbourne's accessible and wheelchair-friendly attractions

These local attractions are accessible for everyone to experience.

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Elizabeth West: Beyond The Frame

Beyond the Frame examines the shifting boundary between seeing and being.

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Moutai Melbourne Boutique

Be introduced to the illustrious world of China's most revered liquor.

Organist Joseph Nolan on a spiral staircase.

Organ Recital: Joseph Nolan

Be transported through the music of Alexandre Guilmant and Charles-Marie Widor.

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OutLoud Slam: Final

Get ready to be inspired by the next generation of Australian poetry.

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Accessible hidden gems in Melbourne

From cafes in unexpected places to unique galleries and museums, these spaces are all accessible.