One of the most satisfying thrills of a road trip around the compact state of Victoria is happening across a tiny-town that is full of surprises. These tiny towns may have a population less than 1000, but they pack a punch in other ways. 1. Timboon Punches above its weight for: Gourmet hot spotPopulation: 871.Vibe: Rural and welcomingKnown for …
Boutique chocolaterie, Only Mine, which is located in the picturesque little village of Olinda (in the Dandenong Ranges), have got some special treats in store this Easter weekend including the spectacular Easter Sundae (pictured below). Only Mine’s Easter Sundae is a decadent dessert bowl that you’re able to build yourself with 2 scoops of ice-cream …
Brand new to the Queen Vic Market, the Europa Night Market brings your favourite European street eats to Melbourne’s most iconic sheds for an exclusive five-week season! On the menu you can expect to see German currywurst, Portuguese barbecue, Belgian frites, Irish Guinness wings and so much more! Enjoy eating and shopping at over 40 …
Visitors can wake up amongst the vines for a limited time in upcycled converted shipping containers as Visit Victoria launches a state first. Wine Down Pop Up is a unique and pop-up vineyard escape which will see two beautifully crafted eco-luxury pods by Contained move across three premier Victorian wine regions from April to July …
The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV Melbourne) is split across two sites, NGV International on St Kilda Road, and NGV Australia in Federation Square. The Highlights The Great Hall The Great Hall is the heart of the NGV and is famous for its stunning stained glass ceiling by Leonard French. Its open to the public …
Australia’s only ice bar has recently moved to Federation Square, and here’s all the info you’ll need to get along to Icebar Melbourne. The Details Icebar Melbourne The Atrium at Federation Square (next to Beer Deluxe) off Flinders Street. Open 7 Days Standard entry – $39 including snow gear and a cocktail. Deluxe entry – …
Set atop Melbourne Central rooftop, Reunion Island Pool Club is a sprawling under-sky sanctuary of palms, plunge pools, recreation programming and bespoke bar and catering offerings. They’ve got 10 temperature-controlled plunge pools that are available for bookings of up to 12 people, seven days a week. Easey’s have joined the Reunion Island Pool Club offering …
Balaclava in Melbourne’s south east, has always been known as a hip, cool spot. It’s easily accessible by train and tram and has recently transformed into a food and shopping mecca. Here’s our pick of the best spots in Balaclava. Food Ziggy’s – 195 Carlisle Street The go to spot for New York styled burgers, beer on tap and …
Renowned for her playful hand-drawn maps, illustrator Jenni Sparks has once again collaborated with Evermade to create an intricately detailed map of Melbourne. After months of drawing and intensive visual research, Jenni has been able to capture to the essence of each unique Melbourne neighbourhood. Jenni takes a refreshingly honest approach to map making by …
Rob and Ash, founders of Original Weekend, are travelers at heart but call Melbourne home. With endless inspiration in their lively home town, and from their travels abroad, they’ve created a very stylish range of resort wear, created right here in Melbourne. Original Weekend have designed their products to be wearable, versatile and something men …
