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ArtPlay is a creative arts studio for children aged 2 to 12 and their families.
At ArtPlay, children and artists have a unique opportunity to come together and imagine, explore and create high-quality art. |
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Birrarung Marr, on the north bank of the Yarra River next to Federation Square, is Melbourne's newest major park, opened in 2002. |
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Flinders Street Railway Station was completed in 1910, is Australia’s oldest train station and a popular tourist destination. |
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St Paul's Cathedral is built on the site where the first public Christian services in Melbourne were led by Dr Alexander Thomson in 1836. It remains at the heart of city life, being on the corner of one of Melbourne's busiest intersections. |
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The Arts Centre Melbourne is the flagship of the performing arts in Victoria, and the focal point of Melbourne's cultural precinct. It is owned by the people of Victoria, and we welcome people at large to experience all that the Arts Centre has to offer. |
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The landmark Regent Theatre holds a key part in our city’s history since opening as a grand picture palace in 1929. |
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Beneath the sky-blue ceiling and before the eyes of the surrounding Romanesque statues and gargoyles, the Forum Theatre, with its outdoor amphitheatre setting, has come a long way from the first “talkies” that played here in 1929. |
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The heritage-listed Melbourne Town Hall, completed in 1870, has been the place where so many of the decisions that have helped to shape Melbourne have been made. |
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City Square is a multi-use outdoor space that is commonly used for festivals and events.
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Brunetti City Square boasts a sense of style with an authentic neo classic edge. Resembling Florentine tapestries, glass mosaics adorn the walls and a 40 foot long communal table outside.
Our food is just as good as our hip surroundings. |
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Young and Jackson is a comfortable blend of boutique bar and classic pub. Centrally located, it is a great place to meet with friends to enjoy a drink or share a meal. |
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Where to go in Fed Square for a drink and a quick bite to eat, or to relax and wine and dine. Options include Arintji, Transport, Bokchoy Tang, Beer DeLuxe and many more. |
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Melbourne is packed with attractions, from laid-back laneways and lush parks to grand libraries and museums, all wrapped up in a vibrant atmosphere. |
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For a dynamic look at Melbourne, experience the city's attractions from any angle – from the pages of history, across the skyline, on the water, through art or via the big screen. |
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Melbourne's many tours and cruises are a great way to see the city with interesting insights from those in the ‘know’. For on-the-spot advice, bookings and brochures visit the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Federation Square or the Melbourne Visitor Booth. |
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Melbourne's waterfront stretches from the banks of the Yarra to Docklands, one of Melbourne’s newest waterfront precincts. With shopping, dining, arts, culture, events and attractions to take in along the way, it’s a journey worth the wander. |
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