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Until 23 May

Burlesque Lounge

Melbourne's sparkling burlesque dinner show experience right in the heart of the city

Royal Stacks

Visit the huge two-level flagship store on Bourke Street for American-style burgers and more.

Arlechin

Arlechin is a cocktail and wine bar.

Games Workshop

Fantasy miniatures and hobby products for gaming, modelling and painting.

Christmas Eve and late-night shopping hours in Melbourne

Melbourne's shopping centres are staying open late for your last-minute shopping emergencies.

Vapiano

House-made pasta and pizza, hand-tossed salads and cocktails, in the Bourke Street Mall.

Longchamp

French luxury brand offering premium leathergoods, apparel, luggage and accessories.

17 Feb

The Fall of the House of Usher (1928), Soundtrack by Emelyne

See this 1928 French gothic horror film accompanied by a live score by DJ Emelyne.

Batman Park

Planted with eucalypts, this inner-city park sits on the site of former rail yard.

Ms Ava Bar

Ms Ava serves an elevated bistro-style menu, signature cocktails and plays Frank Sinatra.

The best late-night bars and music venues in Melbourne

Find intimate vinyl bars, iconic band rooms and live music bars open late.

Ferguson Plarre Bakehouse

At Queen Vic Market, this is one of Victoria's oldest pastry houses, baking since 1901.

Bacash

Upscale seafood restaurant with a Middle Eastern touch.

Grandpa’s Chicken

Serving Korean crispy fried chicken and sizzling Tawainese teppanyaki beef or chicken with noodles.

Secret city spots that offer the real Melbourne vibe

Discover Melbourne's hidden gems in sprawling laneways, nostalgic food halls and bespoke boutiques.

Little Rogue

A small and welcoming cafe popular with local coffee lovers.

Melbourne's best blockbuster events

The best major events on in Melbourne this year.

I Love Chicken

Great flavours, cosy vibes and late-night bites.

Fruition

A distinctive artwork by Matthew Harding, at the gateway to Royal Park.

BE.AN by Workshop Bros

Serving great food and amazing coffee from their laneway shop off Collins Street.