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Melbourne

Australia's cultural capital, with extraordinary coffee culture, the country's finest food, world-class galleries, and laneways full of street art and hidden bars.

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Restaurants 3
Attica
Chef Ben Shewry's extraordinary restaurant in Ripponlea, one of the world's 50 best. A 10-course exploration of Australian native ingredients and personal storytelling.
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Flower Drum
Melbourne's most celebrated Chinese restaurant since 1975, Gilbert Lau's Cantonese institution in a stunning city arcade. The duck and the XO pipis are legendary.
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Cumulus Inc.
Andrew McConnell's essential Melbourne all-day dining room, outstanding charcuterie, brilliant wine list, and the city's finest croque madame.
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Hotels 2
The Langham Melbourne
Melbourne's grandest luxury hotel on the Southbank, the finest suites overlook the Yarra River and city skyline, with an extraordinary rooftop pool.
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The Lyall Hotel
A beautifully intimate South Yarra boutique hotel — 40 suites, outstanding personal service, and a location in Melbourne's most elegant shopping and dining precinct.
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Federation Square & NGV
Melbourne's cultural heart, the National Gallery of Victoria (Australia's oldest and most visited art museum) flanks Federation Square. Both free entry.
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Laneways & Street Art
Hosier Lane, Centre Place, and Degraves Street, Melbourne's famous laneways are an ever-changing gallery of street art and the home of the city's best espresso culture.
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