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Centre Place is one of Melbourne's most famous arcades, featuring cafes, boutiques and street art.

Laneways and arcades

The city's famous laneways are buzzing with street art, cafes, bars and boutiques.

A park on a sunny day with the tall buildings in the background.

East Melbourne

This leafy suburb is home to Melbourne icons like the MCG and Fitzroy Gardens.

Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens.

Carlton Gardens

A World Heritage Site known for its Victorian fountain and tree-lined avenues.

An elevator entrance with golden doors

Melbourne places you've never visited

Secret shops, glowing laneways and even a shrine to Elvis.

Narrow city laneway filled with shops and people eating at pavement cafes.

Iconic laneways and arcades walk

Take a walk through Melbourne’s arcades and laneways.

Conservatory building entrance in Fitzroy Gardens.

The Conservatory

An indoor world of floral beauty with displays that change five times each year.

A black and white photo of people milling about outside a theatre

9 stunning old photos of Melbourne icons

Go back in time and see the city as it once was.

Landscape gardener, Matt York of Ratio Consultants, holding a woolly bush in a pot in front of his award-winning garden installation in Docklands, Melbourne.

We The Wild

Experience the award winning garden by Matt York of Ratio Consultants at Docklands Waterfront.

Sculptural artwork made of bronze, steel and copper installed next to Yarra River.

Apparatus for Transtemporal Occurrence of Impending Space

This interactive artwork by Russell Anderson is a tribute to the steampunk genre.

Small screens with birds, along St Kilda Rd, outside National Gallery of Victoria.

Julian Opie's Australian Birds

See the artist's illuminated birds on St Kilda Road.

People seated at small tables outside Lygon Court Shopping Centre.

Lygon Court Shopping Centre

A retail complex on Lygon Street housed within historical buildings built in 1871.

a city bridge at night

Experiences that make you a true Melburnian

Plenty of Melbourne’s attractions are well known. Here's our guide to getting off the beaten track.

Two people sitting in a garden

The best spring walks in Melbourne

See flowers in full bloom on these stunning city walks.

Façade of the Royal Society of Victoria building against a twilight sky.

Royal Society of Victoria

A heritage listed building home to the Royal Society of Victoria, promoting science since 1854.

Books on shelves in Melbourne Athenaeum Library.

Melbourne Athenaeum Library

A beautiful, historic library in the heart of Melbourne's CBD.

Rainbow-coloured design on The Strand Melbourne shopping centre in Elizabeth Street.

The Strand

Offers a mix of fashion and lifestyle retailers among the city's most iconic laneways and arcades.

Large crowd at Melbourne Showgrounds.

Melbourne Showgrounds

Hosting events, expos and festivals throughout the year, including the Royal Melbourne show.

Cook's Cottage in Fitzroy Gardens.

Booking a visit to Cooks' Cottage

Come and explore Cooks' Cottage, where history comes alive.

Visitors surveying the tranquil scene of Fitzroy Gardens fountain, lawns and trees,

Fitzroy Gardens

These historic gardens are home to the famous Cooks' Cottage.

Ornate architecture of dome and tower of Forum Melbourne, with Federation Square in the foreground.

Forum Melbourne

This theatre with its iconic architecture is one of Melbourne's most popular live band venues.