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A green tram labeled "City Circle" travels on a street alongside three cars, with palm trees and a tall glass building in the background.
04
Aug

Melbourne Sights and Sites: Transport

Melbourne has, arguably, the best public transport system in Australia.  The only thing we’re lacking is a train line from the main airport to the city centre… but we’re working on that!  Here’s a list of transport sights and sites that we love. Station and Princes Piers, Port Melbourne Settlers have been arriving at Port...
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Engraved black stone tablet inside a display case reads, "GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN" in gold lettering.
27
Jul

Melbourne Sights and Sites: Victorians at War

In this part of Melbourne Sights and Sites we love, we’re looking at our favourite things to do with Victoria’s war history. Shrine of Remembrance A glimpse of the Shrine is a reminder to us all that we have a lot to be thankful for in Australia.  More specifically, we have our brave Defence heroes...
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A densely wooded forest is illuminated in the background by a mysterious, bright white light, creating an eerie and foggy atmosphere.
17
Jul

Melbourne Sights and Sites: Haunted Spaces

As the old saying goes “From ghoulies and ghosties, long-legged beasties, and things that go bump in the night, good Lord, deliver us!”  Depending on your frame of mind, the list below will either provide a DIY ghost tour of Melbourne’s most haunted places, a list of places to avoid at all costs – or...
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A grand, illuminated theater with a sign for "Harry Potter" at the entrance, featuring ornate architectural details and a lit marquee reading "PRINCESS" at the top.
13
Jul

Melbourne Sights and Sites: The Arts

Melbourne is renowned for its arts and culture, these are a few of the arty sights and sites that we love about Melbourne. The Princess Theatre Since 1854, this site has provided entertainment to the people of Melbourne when Astley’s Amphitheatre opened here, named in honour of Astley Royal Amphitheatre in London.  The original structure...
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A dark green public restroom with signs indicating male and female facilities, situated in a grassy area with trees and buildings in the background.
07
Jul

Melbourne Sights and Sites: Toilets of Note

Public toilets are something we take for granted.  There are 55 public toilets in the City of Melbourne, so you never have to go too far to find one.  That wasn’t always the case though. The first public toilet was erected in 1859 on the footpath on Bourke St, just near the corner of Elizabeth...
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An illuminated display features two large, geometric sculptures of a kangaroo and an emu, standing on platforms, with multicolored lights in the background.
25
Jun

Melbourne Sights and Sites: For Kids

With school holidays beginning this weekend, we’re taking a look at the things our kids love about Melbourne.  These are the places that we ourselves visited as children and our parents and sometimes grandparents when they were children before us. Luna Park, St Kilda Big or small, kids love amusement parks.  Mr Moon at Luna...
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A sports stadium with light towers is surrounded by trees and open grass under a clear blue sky, with city buildings visible in the background.
21
Jun

Melbourne Sights and Sites: Iconic

There are so many things that we Melburnians love about our city.  Some are quite obvious, while others are more obscure and loved by just us.  Let’s start with the obvious things that Melburnians love about Melbourne, those things that are iconic and unique to our beloved city. Melbourne Cricket Ground Some say that sport...
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Aerial view of a large stadium surrounded by greenery with a city skyline in the background at sunset.
05
Apr

Show Me Melbourne: Top 5 School Holiday Activities

With school holidays upon us again, Show Me Melbourne share their top 5 activities for Melbourne school holiday fun! The article includes links for more information and to book.
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Aerial view of a cityscape at sunset, featuring tall skyscrapers, a flowing river, green parks, and clear skies with scattered clouds.
04
Mar

Show Me Melbourne: Top 5 Weekend Things

Show Me Melbourne’s Jess Lothian who’s based in the frequent contender for the title of “World’s Most Liveable City” feels that Melbourne is an ‘urban metropolis that still retains some of that small-town feel’ and that is why there is such a prevalent emphasis on the artistic, quality dining, outdoor excursions and historic adventure to...
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People in a shopping arcade with large clock and statues of Gog and Magog, under a chandelier. Signs for 'The Melbourne Shop' and other stores are visible.
03
Feb

Skip the Crowds with Show Me Melbourne: A Safe Way to See the City

Show Me Melbourne is still taking on the city with their usual flair, but this time around, itineraries are tweaked to ensure everyone’s safety. There is no way to determine how long the ‘New Normal’ may last, but in the meantime, there are memories to create and experiences to be had. Owner Jess Lothian and...
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