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Stunning the Times Photography by Jeff Busby REWARDSVISITOR INSIDE 1608 MAPS•DISCOUNT VOUCHERS•EVENTS•SHOPPING•DINING•ATTRACTIONS“ “ STUNNING THE TIMES PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF BUSBY. NOW PLAYING REGENT THEATRE wewillrockyou.com.au www.hellomelbourne.com.au NaturalAdorn yourself Attractionwith natural beauty OVERSEAS VISITORS MENTION THIS HELLO MELBOURNE ADVERT TO RECEIVE YOUR FREE OPAL GIFT! HELLO MELBOURNE 10% DISCOUNT Present this voucher at Ticket Counter for 10% off entry* Open Daily from 10am eurekaskydeck.melbourne *Not valid in conjunction with any other offer. Valid for all ticket types. Cannot be used in @eureka_skydeck conjunction with any other offers/vouchers. #eurekaskydeck history THE HISTORY OF MELBOURNE The city’s origins lie in a surge in The growth of this city is often nineteenth century urbanisation taken for granted, but Melbourne which ringed the Pacific with a was not predetermined or network of bustling commercial inevitable. It was established by cities: Melbourne, Sydney, speculators technically in breach Brisbane, Auckland, San Francisco, of the law. The hinterland was Seattle and Vancouver. They grew not given out to capitalists but as gateways to their expansive licensed, leased and purchased by hinterlands, facilitating European investors and speculators. settlement and the harnessing of their developing regional economies This entrepreneurial quality was to world money and produce markets. reinforced by the gold discoveries which attracted settlers who They were cities of the nineteenth were young, enterprising and century, built from scratch, their independent. These were the spatial form shaped by the latest people who opposed state aid to technological innovations and religion, fought for the eight hour their social economic structures day, pressed for land to be opened mirroring the logic of modern up to the small settler and most capitalist market place. Melbourne dramatically espoused the protection - fittingly dubbed “Marvellous of local industry ~ inverting the Melbourne” by George Sala in orthodoxies of Great Britain. 1888, encapsulates this remarkable city’s building progress. Melbourne A strong imprint remains of the was for most of the nineteenth industries established between century the most remarkable of 1860 and 1890, especially in these Pacific Rim cities, and the areas like clothing and footwear largest in both population and in establishing Marvellous Melbourne physical extent. as the shopping capital of Australia even today. SOMETHING AUSSIE Stockist of the largest range of souvenirs and Australiana products in Melbourne, at great competitive prices. Choose from the largest range of Nougat, authentic Aboriginal art and Aussie Gift. A convenient 150 meters from the Queen Victoria Market, make it your one stop shop for all things Australian. Location: 400 Victoria Street, North Melbourne. T 9329 8622. Open: Daily 10am–6pm. 2 “An absolute must see. Great show. Great cast. Great food. Awesome venue.” - Tammy S, Tripadvisor. contents 4 Contents 54 Chapel Street 6 Cultural Precincts 55 Bendigo 8 Events 56 St Kilda 14 Highlights Shopping 58 Entertainment 24 Highlights Attractions 59 Music Venues 31 Dining 60 Art, Theatre & Culture 37 Maps 62 Visitor Information 41 Suburbs Map 65 Travelling on public transport 44 CBD Map Legend 70 Greater Melbourne Map 45 Visitor Rewards 72 Victoria State Map 49 Tours 74 Train Map 50 Highlights Surrounds 76 Tram Map 52 Camberwell 78 6 Things to do in Melbourne INC. DISCOVER MELBOURNE & VICTORIA | 1609 MAPS•DISCOUNT VOUCHERS•EVENTS•SHOPPING•DINING•ATTRACTIONS IPG Pty Ltd for Hello Melbourne Disclaimer P.O. Box 129 Ashburton VIC 3147 While every care is taken to ensure that dates, Advertising enq. Harry Black prices, events and contact numbers are correct we accept no liability under any circumstances T (03) 9813 8585 should they be inaccurate. 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Find out what’s in Melbourne’s Greek Precinct. At happening at Fed Square and what all hours of the day and night, this else is nearby. corner is a treasure trove of mouth- watering delights. LYGON STREET (ITALIAN) CHINATOWN, LITTLE PRECINCT , CARLTON BOURKE ST, CITY Stroll along ‘Little Italy’s’ leafy Chinatown: Through the ornate Lygon Street and discover a archway, past the marble lions, you place where Melbourne’s famous are transported to the clattering, cafe culture was born. Beautiful chattering streets of China, a world Victorian terraces provide a of dumplings, dragonfruit and backdrop for lovers of coffee, dining drunken chicken. al fresco. 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We’re here to Ben Elton dazzles all the senses in Killer Queen will be played by the and upcoming Australian and challenge perceptions and shake breathtaking style. Now Playing at extraordinary Casey Donovan (The international companies and artists up the hierarchy, to be brave and the Regent Theatre. Sapphires, Rent). Thern Reynolds unafraid, to explore the boundaries (Rock of Ages, South Pacific) as to Melbourne. Over 16 million theatregoers in of what art is and can be. And Britney, Jaz Flowers (Hairspray, 28 countries have been thrilled by Melbourne Festival is a key what’s more, everyone’s invited. Hot Shoe Shuffle, Fame) as Oz and destination festival within this awe-inspiring production. 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