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Two friends walking through a neon lit doorway shaped like a table tennis paddle.

Cheap things to do under $10 in Melbourne

The best cheap drinks, food and events in Melbourne.

A family walking through an indoor shopping precinct with large potted trees and plants.

The District Docklands

Open-air shopping precinct with attractions, entertainment, dining and fresh food.

People getting help from red-shirted staff at the Melbourne Visitor Booth.

Melbourne Visitor Booth

The Melbourne Visitor Booth is your go-to spot for maps, tips, and recommendations.

The glass-panelled entrance to the Victorian Police Museum.

Victoria Police Museum

Explore the social history of policing through interactive displays and over 300 collection items.

Aerial view of Sidney Myer Music Bowl showing open grassy area, covered stage and city beyond.

Sidney Myer Music Bowl

Popular outdoor venue that hosts Melbourne's annual Carols by Candlelight.

Brightly coloured artwork on the cream brick facade of the Hero Apartment building, with passers-by and a car on the road below.

Show Me Love

A billboard-sized artwork by Clinton Hayden on the front of the Hero Apartment Building.

Red brick former brewery, now housing Malthouse Theatre.

Malthouse Theatre

Contemporary theatre in Southbank presenting inventive theatrical performances.

A lavish 19th century shopping arcade featuring an impressive mosaic floor.

The Block Arcade

A lavish 19th century shopping arcade featuring an impressive mosaic floor.

A woman in a pink spotted jumpsuit, pointing at something that three other people are turning to look at, at the Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne.

Foodie Walking Tour

Ditch the tourist traps and dive fork-first into Melbourne’s hidden food scene with a local guide.

The Capitol theatre building on Swanston Street.

The Capitol

An extraordinary refurbished cinema and destination for events, festivals and live performances.

The exterior of Hardrock climbing in the city, surrounded by other buildings.

Hardrock Climbing

The ultimate indoor rock-climbing experience in Melbourne is at Hardrock Climbing.

Exhibition space with polished black floors, white walls and two banner style artworks hanging from the ceiling.

Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery

Contemporary art space presenting new works by Australian and international artists.

Person behind patterned glass panel.

St Martins Youth Arts Centre

Bold and disruptive theatre made with children and teenagers for adult audiences.

Four smiling people posing in a row boat on the Yarra River.

TopRow

Adult learn to row courses, private lessons, online circuit sessions and other coaching services.

A couple in a gallery looking up at a sign that says count down.

The best free museums and art galleries in Melbourne

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

Pedestrian walkway with glass windows, people in motion, and a man sipping a coffee sitting on side of a planter box.

Southern Cross Lane

Laneway of alfresco cafes and specialty shops catering largely to the office crowd.

Heritage-listed Royal Arcade undercover shopping arcade with glass roof and arched windows above each store.

Royal Arcade

Oldest covered shopping walkway in Australia, known for its giant clock that chimes every hour.

Individual grey armchairs, small tables and books in the interior of North Melbourne Library.

North Melbourne Library

Vibrant community space and public library on Errol Street.

Lake and trees at Royal Park.

Royal Park

Public park offering an array of recreational and sporting facilities.

A large reading room in a library

6 reasons why Melbourne is the smartest city

From futuristic festivals to next level libraries, the city has big brain energy.