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Rudaí le déanamh in Southbank

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4 as 10 rud ar taispeáint
1 as 3 leathanach
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Walk Melbourne's music venues with a seasoned pro

Take a trip through the city's leading bars and gig locations and learn music history. Start at Section 8 Learn about the venue’s history and its link to Chinatown. Get your groove on Enter Caretakers Cottage and encounter its vinyl atmosphere. Visit Her Music Room Hear about the venue's influential artists and impact. Stop at Misc Rooftop End with an insight into Melbourne’s live music evolution.

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Shop boutiques with a stylist to get the Melbourne look

Take a fun, fast-paced tour of Melbourne’s fashion scene with two expert stylists, exploring up-and-coming local designers and high-end luxury boutiques. You’ll learn how to achieve the breezy elegance that defines the city’s style. • Meet at the State Library, an iconic city landmark, where we’ll get to know each other and you’ll share a little about your personal fashion goals. • Learn about Melbourne’s unique blend of effortless layering, neutral tones, and bold statement pieces, with an emphasis on high-quality fabrics. • Visit four boutiques offering elevated cotton essentials and structured luxury designs and get tips for blending each shop’s specialties into your look. You’ll leave with further shopping recommendations and personalized tips, and maybe a new favorite piece for your wardrobe.

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Sample Melbourne's top Japanese dishes with a food critic

Melbourne isn’t just Australia’s culinary capital— it’s a city where Japanese chefs have flourished, and Japanese flavors have evolved in fascinating ways. Get an insider’s viewpoint with me, a local food writer, on a food crawl in central Melbourne. • Start at Kare Curry, where I’ll explain the history of Japanese curry and its Melbourne twist, and share insights on the history of migration in Australia. You’ll get a taste of karepan (curry bread). • Hop on the free tram to Saint Dreux for freshly made Japanese sandos, then walk over to Bench Coffee to see how Japan’s precise approach to coffee melds with Melbourne’s cafe culture. • Enjoy a few more delicious tastes before ending up at Kori Ice Cream, where you’ll discover why Japanese-inspired gelato is becoming a must-try treat. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or just curious about the cultural evolution of food in Australia, this experience promises to be a rich, engaging journey. You’ll leave with a newfound appreciation for Melbourne’s contemporary food trends.

4 as 10 rud ar taispeáint
1 as 3 leathanach
Meánrátáil 5 as 5, 73 léirmheas

From Melbourne to Yarra Valley Wine, Gin and Chocolate Tour

We have over 1,000 5 Star Reviews 8.40am - Meet on the front steps of 'The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia' FLINDERS STREET. Directly opposite 154 Flinders Street, for a 9am departure 10am - Soumah of Yarra Valley for a wine tasting of red and white wines. Learn how the cool climate allows this winery to specialize in styles and varieties typical to northern Italy and southeastern France, such as Chardonnay and Pinot Noir 11am - Four Pillars Gin Distillery for a gin paddle. Pick your choice of mixer to help wash down the four samples of gin they give you OR 11am - Payten and Jones for a wine tasting if gin isn't your thing. This is a 10 second walk from Four Pillars, so we can easily split the group in two here depending on your preference 12.15pm - Lunch at Quarters @ Hubert Estate where you buy your own food and drink. (This gives you more choice on what to have for your lunch). Look around their indigenous art gallery in the basement under their cellar door. If you have your own food, you can eat it somewhere away from Hubert Estate Grounds, or head to the restaurant to buy yourself a drink 2pm - Yarra Valley Chocolaterie for a fantastic talk and private tasting session and grab free chocolate samples and buy yourself a scoop of gelato 3pm - Balgownie Estate for a guided wine tasting with a view 3.55pm - Leave Yarra Valley 5.10pm - Arrive back at Federation Square.

Meánrátáil 4.94 as 5, 1556 léirmheas

Great Ocean Road, Otways & 12 Apostles

Would you like to see the world famous 12 Apostles minus the annoying crowds? Then this is the experience for you! You'll never forget the first moment you see the 12 Apostles: giant stone monoliths, carved by the raging ocean over millions of years. We'll tell you the story of how these remarkable features evolved. And this journey isn't just about the destination: the Great Ocean Road is Australia's best road trip with rolling hills, lush rainforest and spectacular coastal scenery. We also visit a number of the other features this area has to offer including Gibson Steps, Loch Ard Gorge (upper lookout as beach is currently closed) and the Razorback. We'll make additional stops in: Apollo Bay for lunch - wide range of food available and option to have lunch on the beach! Kennett River where wild koalas hang out Sheoak Waterfalls Lorne, a classic Aussie surf town The 12 Apostles in Port Campbell National Park are almost 200kms from Melbourne so all trips out there involve several hours of driving. Much of the driving is on the Great Ocean Road and the Otways and the scenery is breathtaking. We take the reverse route to avoid the crowds and break up the driving as much as possible. Send us a message for a detailed itinerary. You'll be in a small group of no more than nine so everything will be nice and chill for a truly unforgettable day. We hope you can join us!

Meánrátáil 4.93 as 5, 107 léirmheas

Art, History, Food & Wine

Weave through a labyrinth of art-filled laneways in Melbourne’s heart, while I reveal curious tales from its fascinating history. You’ll have the opportunity to capture the quirk, creativity and beauty of this grand city, and I’ll point out some of my favourite wine bars that you can return to. We’ll make our way to one of Melbourne’s most iconic and beloved wine bars. Picture dark wood interiors and cherry leather seats under a towering blackboard of handwritten wines. Savour a curated tasting of old and new world wines, accompanied by some fancy Portuguese-inspired tapas. Hello, I'm David your host and owner of Curious Wanderers. I’m a poet, artist, foodie, wine enthusiast and tour guide. I hope that by the end of the afternoon, you’ll feel more connected to this magnificent city and your fellow humans. After all, experiences are always best shared.

Meánrátáil 4.9 as 5, 1141 léirmheas

12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road

Want to explore the Great Ocean Road in style with a local Aussie guide? Our premium (but humble) small group experience is made for you :) @hikeandseektours we like to keep it small, so join the group of 8 other awesome travellers for this memorable day adventure. We’ll depart Melbourne and head straight to the famous 12 Apostles before the masses of people arrive. You’ll never forget this view! After the Apostles and Gibson Steps, it's time for a delicious lunch at our favourite local cafe before driving through the Great Otway National Park. Here we’ll take an easy-moderate 3km hike through an ancient rainforest to the dreamy Beauchamp or Hopetoun Falls On our next stop we will take a stroll amongst the ‘Giants of the forest’. Photos won’t do any justice of this place. From there we’ll cruise along the iconic Great Ocean Road stopping at Apollo Bay for an optional award-winning gelato. Say G’day to some wild koalas, drop bears, king parrots & kangaroos at Kennett River and walk or swim at the beach in the surftown Lorne - or simply grab a snack before heading back to Melbourne. It is a long way but once in a lifetime roadtrip! Other things to note Grade 2: No bushwalking experience required. The track is a hardened or compacted surface. There is driving involved on this experience but the views are definitely worth it and our van is very comfy.

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