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The best free museums and art galleries in Melbourne

Explore world-class museums, edgy artist-run spaces and blockbuster exhibitions for free.

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Where to find the best margaritas in Melbourne

Where to find the best traditional margaritas, fruity fusions, $10 cocktails and more.

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Bakemono Bakers

Inspired by bakeries in Japan and Korea.

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University of Melbourne

The oldest university in Victoria, with landscaped gardens and interesting architecture.

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Tangmama Pastry

A bakery known for their handcrafted tarts and Asian-inspired pastries.

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Cafe Tre Sette

If you are looking for lovely staff and a nice mocha, this is the place for you.

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Et Al

Balancing avant-garde, cutting-edge design with wearable fashion using quality fabrication.

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The best pop-up and outdoor cinemas in Melbourne

Find the best outdoor cinema, pop-up theatres and free movies.

A Torres Strait Islander holding a hibiscus flower in his mouth and his hands to his cheeks, with a surprised expression.
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Jay Wymarra is a Tropical Fruit

Comedian, Jay Wymarra, is part Torres Strait Islander, part queer wizard and ripe with juicy yarns.

Portrait of Sir Salman Rushdie with his hand to his chin, wearing glasses, an aubergine vest and grey shirt.

An Evening with Sir Salman Rushdie

Salman Rushdie returns to Melbourne to discuss the transformative power of literature.

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Attractions and sights

Explore Melbourne's attractions, from laneways and street art to lush parks and grand galleries.

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Mackenzie

A camp, dark and deranged retelling of Macbeth, set in the heights of early 2000s TV stardom.

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Brought to You by the Letter ‘C’

If you like fried chicken, caviar, cheese, champagne and chablis then you'll love this dining event.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River

French Quarter Patisserie

Serving delicious French cakes and pastries, seven days a week.

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The Improv Conspiracy

Theatre and training centre with four weekly comedy nights and public workshops on improvisation.

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Latvian Radio Choir and Genevieve Lacey

A program of music that looks to the sky in search of beauty, wonder and things with wings.

Seating outside Sublime cafe on Errol street.

Sublime Cafe & Caterers

Cafe specialising in wholesome food: gourmet salads, tasty filled breads, wraps and sweets.

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Improvised Comedy: F#*k This, I Quit

This show uses your work stories to create hilarious inmprovised scenes.

Formal dining room with tables and chairs, bench seating and bar area.

Ministry of Crab

Internationally acclaimed Sri Lankan restaurant with a focus on Northern Australian mud crab.

The roller door and grey wall exterior of Bobby's Bakery in a North Melbourne street, with people standing outside the front of the shop.

Bobby’s Bakery

An artisanal bakery specialising in sourdough, croissant and traditional Cornish pasties.