2015 Winter guide

YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO WINTER IN THE CITY MAKE A NIGHT OF IT

WINTER MARKETS

melbourne.vic.gov.au/winter

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MESSAGE FROM THE LORD MAYOR OF MELBOURNE

FOREWORD

GETTING AROUND Public Transport Whether it’s by bus, train or tram, public transport is a cheap and easy way to travel.

It’s even cheaper with the free tram zone in Melbourne’s central city. more info ptv.vic.gov.au

LORD MAYOR ROBERT DOYLE There is so much to keep you warm in Melbourne this winter.

Our world-class culinary scene is the fastest growing in the country.

It’s easy to see why with our diverse and innovative restaurants and cafes offering everything from street food to five-star menus.

If it’s retail therapy you’re after, you have also come to the right place. Melbourne’s shopping scene is thriving with the opening of H&M at the GPO, The Strand and Emporium, which offers the largest cluster of Australian designer stores under one roof on level 2.

Melbourne boasts an exciting events calendar in the colder months. There’s the Melbourne International Film Festival, Friday fireworks at Docklands and our successful Melbourne Winter Masterpieces, including the David Bowie is exhibition at ACMI. For sporting fans, AFL and NRL matches are played every weekend during winter in our city.

CR BEVERLEY PINDER-MORTIMER The Docklands waterfront precinct is bursting with events, roving performances and games this winter.

Get tempted by the Melt Away Chocolate Festival, as well as a range of cool activities for families, including ice skating at Medibank Icehouse, and spectacular fireworks displays every Friday night in July and August.

With its peaceful waterfront, parks, restaurants and shops, Docklands has everything for a family outing.

So throw on a scarf and enjoy our waterfront winter wonderland.

Parking The city has more than 70,000 car spaces. There are great winter parking offers from Harbour Town, Melbourne Central, QV and Greenco (some from as low as $10* a day). more info *See operator websites for full details or search ‘car parking finder’ in your app store for a range of tools.

Melbourne Visitor Shuttle Explore the city on board the Melbourne Visitor Shuttle.

For a small fee (children under 10 are free), you can visit some of Melbourne’s key attraction and hop on and off any of the 13 stops along the route. more info

melbourne.vic.gov.au/shuttle Melbourne Bike Share Melbourne’s relatively flat terrain network of bike lanes, makes cycling in the city a breeze. Cover more territory and make the most of the blue bikes. more info

melbournebikeshare.com.au

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YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO WINTER IN THE CITY

CONTENTS MELBOURNE IN WINTER

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MAJOR EVENTS Check out these headline events found only in the city

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FOOD CENTRAL

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MUST-HAVE WINTER DISHES Delicious dishes to bring you out of hibernation

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CHEAP WINTER EATS Find tasty treats for $15 or less

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LUXE FOR LESS Meal deals at some of the city’s best restaurants

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WINTER INDULGENCE Treat yourself over the chilly season

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MAKE A DAY OF IT Your guide to markets, the best hot chocolates and more

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WINTER MARKETS

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FUN FOOD-FILLED EVENTS Where food is the main event

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WARM WINTER BREWS

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OUT AND ABOUT Get off the couch with these fun winter activities

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WINTER EVENTS CALENDAR

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MAKE A NIGHT OF IT Discover wintry fun and exotic cocktails to keep the cold at bay

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COSY CORNERS Snuggle up in these cosy city nooks

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FUN FOOD-FILLED EVENTS Where food is the main event

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AFTER HOURS FUN

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ENTERTAINMENT AND DINING

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TOP WINTER COCKTAILS DOCKLANDS FIREWORKS AND MORE Everything you need to plan a fun night out at Docklands

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MAP AND INFO

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MORE INFORMATION

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MELBOURNE IN WINTER From eye-catching light installations and cutting-edge cinema, to world acclaimed art galleries, our city inspires creative experimentation and showcases our rich history.

Plan a visit to remember and make a day of it exploring the best the city has to offer this winter.

DAVID BOWIE IS EXHIBITION MELBOURNE WRITERS FESTIVAL LIGHT IN WINTER MASTERPIECES FROM THE HERMITAGE EXHIBITION WWI CENTENARY EXHIBITION OPEN HOUSE MELBOURNE MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Image: Shrine of Remembrance 4

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MAJOR EVENTS David Bowie is 16 July–1 November ACMI, Federation Square, city Celebrate the 50-year career of one of pop culture’s most enduring icons in this exclusive Melbourne event. An immersive, multimedia exhibition from London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, David Bowie is traces the artist’s influence across fashion, music, art and performance through costumes, original stage set designs, album artwork, rare film, video and photographs and more.

Striped bodysuit for the Aladdin Sane tour, 1973 Design by Kansai Yamamoto.

DAVID BOWIE IS Light in Winter 1–21 June Federation Square A celebration of art, music and performance in the heart of the city, this event brings together local and international artists for free performances and exhibitions, culminating in the Solstice Celebration. Don’t miss the world premiere laser installation

by UK light artist, Chris Levine.

Photograph by Masayoshi Sukita, © Sukita / The David Bowie Archive

LIGHT IN WINTER Masterpieces from the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great 31 July–8 November NGV International, 180 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne Discover the vision of Catherine the Great through one of the greatest collections of art ever assembled. Recreating the stately atmosphere of The Hermitage in St Petersburg, this Melbourne exclusive exhibition features over 400 outstanding artworks including pieces from Rembrandt, Rubens, Velázquez and Van Dyck.

Peter Paul Rubens and workshop The Adoration of the Magi (c. 1620) The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg (Inv. Nº ГЭ-494) Acquired from the collection of Dufresne, Amsterdam, 1770

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WW1 Centenary Exhibition Until 4 October Melbourne Museum Uncover the history and compelling stories behind one of the greatest conflicts of the modern age in WW1 Centenary Exhibition, a moving, multi-sensory journey featuring a rich collection of more than 350 precious artefacts direct from London’s Imperial War Museum.

WW1 CENTENARY EXHIBITION Open House Melbourne 25–26 July Various venues, city and beyond Explore the hidden and the unexpected at Open House Melbourne, an annual event that unlocks the secrets of Melbourne’s most fascinating architectural landmarks. Don’t miss this chance to get a rare look at some of city’s most interesting spaces.

Melbourne International Animation Festival 19–29 June ACMI, Federation Square From hand drawn and abstract animation to claymation and cutting-edge 3D, the Melbourne International Animation Festival is an 11-day feast for the eyeballs featuring more than 400 of the best, recently released, historical and retrospective animation from around the globe.

OPEN HOUSE MELBOURNE Melbourne Writers Festival 20–30 August Various city locations Let the minds of the world’s greatest writers inspire you at this premier, annual literary event, which connects writers and stories to celebrate a world of literature, universal ideas, and the global community of readers.

Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) 30 July–16 August Various city locations From the latest international cinema to new Australian features, there is always something new to see at MIFF. Frock up for the opening night gala with the stars, see premiere screenings, or attend talks by the cream of the world’s filmmaking talent.

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TOP WINTER COCKTAILS Food always takes priority in Melbourne and even more so in winter. Come in for some cassoulet or be game and try wild boar. Our must-have winter dishes will spice up the coldest day for every taste and budget.

MUST-HAVE WINTER DISHES CHEAP WINTER EATS LUXE FOR LESS WINTER INDULGENCE

Image: Chris Moran, Head Chef at San Telmo 8

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MUST-HAVE WINTER DISHES Beat the chill with these special dishes that take comfort food to the next level. +39 Pizzeria 362 Little Bourke St, city This buzzy Italian restaurant is known for its traditional thincrust pizzas with a wide range of delicious, seasonal toppings that will torment the indecisive. must-try As the weather turns colder, try their pizza special topped with radicchio, porcini mushroom, fior di latte, Italian pancetta and truffle oil.

Pomodoro Sardo 118 Lonsdale St, city Positioned in the heart of the theatre district, this smart Italian diner specialises in the flavours of Sardinia and old family recipes. must-try Be surprised by their signature dish: ‘linguine al cartoccio’, a homemade seafood pasta cooked with white wine, chilli and parsley, covered in a focaccia bread and then cooked in a wood-fired oven. Bellissimo!

+39 PIZZERIA

Killiney Kopitiam 114 Lygon St, Carlton & 108 Bourke St, city What this no-fuss Singaporean restaurant lacks in fancy decor it makes up for in a full frontal, flavour assault. must-try Their spicy, soft shell crab laksa noodle soup is one of their best sellers and the ideal dish for a chilly night.

French Brasserie 2 Malthouse Ln, city With dramatic towering ceilings, this chic laneway restaurant serves classic French cuisine with a dash of panache. must-try The French have survived many a harsh winter with the cassoulet, a hearty casserole from south-western France. This rich, slow-cooked dish features confit duck, pork belly, Toulouse sausage and white bean ragoût.

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Scugnizzo 558 Little Bourke St, city A favourite with the suits, Italian trattoria, Scugnizzo is buzzing at lunchtimes and takes it down a notch in the evenings. It’s the perfect environment for good conversation with good company and food. must-try Game meats are in season, so try their homemade green and white tagliatelle with wild boar ragù, topped with a soft poached egg.

San Telmo 14 Meyers Pl, city This cosy restaurant captures the essence of Argentina with a liberal array of cowhides, bohemian cool, and a wide selection of quality beef cuts roasting on an imported 2.5m parrilla charcoal grill. must-try A haven for meat lovers, their Argentinian roasts are $45 per person on Sundays, including starters and sides.

SAN TELMO

Swiss Club Level 1, 89 Flinders Ln, city Since 1973, the Swiss Club has been offering a little touch of Edelweiss in Flinders Lane with traditional cuisine such as rĂśsti and schnitzel. must-try No winter is complete without trying their authentic cheese fondue served at the table with a generous serve of bread and apple slices for dipping.

Irish Times Pub 427 Little Collins St, city Get the quintessential Irish pub experience here with good Gaelic nosh, Guinness and Kilkenny on tap and live music every Friday and Saturday night. must-try There’s no going past their famous beef and Guinness pie with generous chunks of sirloin slow-cooked in Guinness Stout and topped with a cheesy mash.

Maccaroni Trattoria 10 Manchester Ln, city This unassuming Italian restaurant has won many fans for its flavoursome and well-priced Italian dishes. Save room for one of their house made cakes or biscuits. must-try Make the most of truffle season and sample their fresh pappardelle with mushrooms and truffle sauce.

Magic Mountain Saloon 62 Little Collins St, city Those clever folks from Cookie have created another culinary hotspot, a slick, all-day eatery that turns into a pumping restaurant and bar by night, complete with live DJ. must-try Their soft shell crab curry smothered with baby corn and coriander packs a roundhouse kick of pure Thai flavours.

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CHEAP WINTER EATS Here are some penny-wise offerings that definitely won’t short-change your tastebuds. Lace up your cheapskates and let’s go!

MISSION FOR SEAFARERS Mission for Seafarers 717 Flinders St, city This rather unique MILL & BAKERY organisation has been devoted to the welfare of seafarers since 1857.

Located in a beautiful heritage-listed building, RAW TRADER they continue to look out for salty old sea dogs.

They also do a mean curry every Friday for $15 for the lot. Bookings are essential on 9629 7083. Landlubbers Mill & Bakery are welcome.

Central Pier, 161 Harbour Esp, Docklands This artisanal bakery is worth seeking out.

Raw Trader Everything is made on 10 Sutherland St, city the premises – from Whether you have a food pastries to quiches SUN MOTH allergy, are an ethicurean and delicious sweet CANTEEN or just a plain foodie, treats. Survive frosty you’ll be in dessert heaven temperatures with their Sun Moth Canteen at this cafe specialising hearty soups ranging 28 Niagara Ln, city in vegan, organic, paleo, from carrot and cumin to Turn down this laneway gluten free, dairy free potato and leek, all served to find a little pocket of and sugar free cakes with house made crusty serenity in the heart of and slices. Try their bread. $8.50 takeaway. the city. We recommend supercharged granola their restorative chicken packed full of the good dumpling soup with sweet stuff for $8.50. corn, greens and spring onions, made from a dashi and chicken broth. $15.

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HARDPRESSED CAFE Hard Pressed Cafe 76 Wellington Pde, East Melbourne Ever since this cafe opened late last year, their Latino style grilled sandwich, El Cubano, has won loyal fans from far and wide. $14.50 buys you a generous serve of 12-hour orange-braised free range pork with melted Swiss cheese, pickles and a smear of Djion. No charge for swapping to gluten free bread. Winning!

CAPTAIN MELVILLE Captain Melville 34 Franklin St, city Housed within Mac’s Hotel, Melbourne’s oldest pub, Captain Melville has been fully refitted with the blessing of the National Trust. Find $15 specials from Monday to Friday ranging from parmas to the Captain’s Burger.

FOOD CENTRAL

LUXE FOR LESS If you’re saving your dollars for a rainy day, never fear, it is still possible to dine well in our fair city. Take advantage of these fine dining offers around town and eat at the best for much less.

BOTTEGA

BAR LOURINHÃ Bar Lourinhã 37 Little Collins St, city This tiny tapas bar has been charming Melburnians since 2007, and still has queues out the door lining up to experience its delicious food, old world wines and eclectic Spanish kitsch. Try their daily lunch special of three courses and a glass of wine for $35 per person, plus their famous homemade churros.

Bookings recommended.

Bottega 74 Bourke St, city With its slick New York looks, this modern diner has won acclaim for its handmade pasta. Sample their contemporary take on Italian food with their Monday to Saturday two-course lunch menu for $45.

PRESS CLUB

Press Club 72 Flinders St, city Get cosy in the golden booths of the Press Club and find modern Greek cuisine served up with flair and exceptional Meat Market hospitality, under the 53 South Wharf Promenade, South Wharf direction of culinary powerhouse, George As the name suggests, ACADEMY Calombaris. From this is a carnivore’s delight PANTRY Monday to Friday, you where you can see your can choose two courses chosen cuts being grilled for $35, three courses for Academy Pantry in the open kitchen. Try $45 or four courses at 25 Collins St, city the Sunday roast lunch $60 per person.

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WINTER INDULGENCE What’s better than staying cooped up inside all winter? Well, anything, including spoiling yourself with the best dining experiences, great company and maybe a little pampering.

Here’s a few ideas to get you started.

CHOCOHOLIC TOURS PROGRESSIVE HIGH TEA Chocoholic tours Various city locations From June to July, be led to the best hot chocolates in Melbourne and take a decadent journey, with tastings from France, New York, Belgium and Australia. must-try If you have the chance, try one of the exquisite éclairs from Cacao Lab. These handcrafted pastries are a delight to behold. Choose from the classic Audrey Hepburn Affair to their best seller, salted caramel.

Om Nom Kitchen and Dessert Bar 187 Flinders Ln, city Has art ever looked so beautiful you’ve wanted to eat it? Sink into the comfy chairs at Om Nom and let their genius for distinctive dining deliver above expectations. must-try Their dessert degustation– it may be just too good to eat.

Choose three dishes from a range of stunning signature desserts for $48 per person, for a memorable finish to your night out.

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OM NOM KITCHEN AND DESSERT BAR Sakura Lounge and Spa 8–10 Warburton Ln, city Spoil yourself with a luscious spa treatment – surrender to the soothing music, be pampered with a hot stone massage, and then return to consciousness over a sushi or tapas platter. must-try Detox with their decadent coffee and chocolate body wrap, which nourishes and energises your skin against the icy temperatures.

The Atlantic 8 Whiteman St, Southbank Executive chef Donovan Cooke and his team hand-picks a selection of wild and sustainable fish, oyster varieties and shellfish which are transformed into delicious, traditional warming dishes. must-try Scallops served with earthy braised lentil du puys and ragoût of forest mushrooms.

Progressive High Tea Various city locations Hidden Secret Tours gives a contemporary touch to a classic outing. Stroll through the city as your taste buds are delighted with delicacies from local businesses, including cupcakes, macaroons, chocolates and scones. must-try The sparkling wine option on a ladies day out.

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THE ATLANTIC

Milk the Cow 323 Lygon St, Carlton If the warm country welcome isn’t enough to convince you to take a seat, the 150 cheeses from all around the world should be (including an individual fondue pot, with gooey artisan cheese and crusty bread). must-try Their signature cheese and booze flights.

1806 169 Exhibition St, city Step back in time at this smooth old-worldly bar with heart and soul. Glamorous red velvet curtains, crystal chandeliers and dark leather chesterfield lounges beckon you to the classics. must-try A decadent four-course cocktail degustation, accompanied by an amuse-bouche with each cocktail for $80. Only available Friday and Saturday nights.

St. Jerome’s – The Hotel Melbourne Central Try this unique, urban getaway featuring luxury camping on the rooftop of Melbourne Central.

With the city on your doorstep, relax in a gorgeous Homecamp bell tent with all the lavish trimmings expected of a luxury hotel. It’s time to rumble in the urban jungle! For a limited time only.

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The days might be shorter but there’s plenty to do to make the most of them this winter. Make your way through a bustling market, reward yourself with a hot chocolate or get active by discovering another side of the city through a walking tour.

Here’s some ideas to get you started.

WINTER MARKETS FUN FOOD-FILLED EVENTS WARM WINTER BREWS

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WINTER MARKETS Take a journey through the eclectic sights, smells and flavours of Melbourne’s markets.

Find everything from handmade and vintage wares to fresh produce and gourmet cuisine.

Docklands Sunday Market Sundays at 24 New Quay Promenade, Docklands Don’t miss a visit to this vibrant waterfront market opposite the Harbour Town precinct. Browse through a wide selection of gifts, arts and crafts, complemented by a tempting array of food stalls reflecting Melbourne’s multicultural heritage.

C Shed Sunday Markets Queen Victoria Market Make Sundays at Queen Victoria Market a regular shopping destination – with regular vintage, recycled and craft markets and pop-ups. On 12 July, the first Natural Fibres Market will feature producers and products made from natural fibres including yarns, fleece, screen-printed fabrics, clothing timber and paper.

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EUROUNION MARKET EuroUnion Market Sundays in June and July (excluding 7, 21 June) Queen St, Queen Victoria Market Treat your tastebuds to the delicious dishes on offer at the EuroUnion Market, a gastronomical nod to European culture. With a boutique beer garden and free live entertainment for the whole family, there’s plenty of reasons to linger.

Carlton Farmers Market, first and third Saturdays of the month, Carlton Primary School Make a trip to stock up your fridge with ethical, local produce including fresh meats, fruit and vegetables, free range eggs and artisan cheese. On a sunny day, bring a picnic rug and treat yourself to alfresco breakfast or lunch.

Melbourne Design Market 21 June Federation Square car park Showcasing the works of Australia’s most inspiring artisans and craftspeople, this market has launched thousands of products and designers through its decadelong history. Bag yourself a bargain from tomorrow’s talent today.

MAKE A DAY OF IT

FUN FOOD-FILLED EVENTS Gather your friends and open your mind and taste buds to these tasty winter experiences.

Melbourne Food and Wine Festival Roast Collection 1–30 June Various city venues and beyond Spice up your winter as the city’s restaurants serve up mouthwatering roasts of every persuasion.

This year, a very special winter Crawl ‘n’ Bite series will see knowledgeable local farmers, vignerons and producers leading a trail of regional discovery on the city streets.

Melt Away – Chocolate Festival 8–9 August, New Quay, Docklands Fans of the cacao bean will be in their element at this unique festival which features more than 10 different drinks devoted to this humble bean, ranging from hot Mexican corn chocolate to chocolate milk in a keg. Learn how to make your own chocolate at workshops, meet chocolatiers or indulge in a chocolate high tea.

MELBOURNE FOOD AND WINE FESTIVAL Coffee Fest 14 June, Immigration Museum Melbourne’s coffee obsession goes global. Discover the role of coffee in cuisine, culture and community; from ceremonies, cup readings and daily rituals to the magic of Melbourne’s local coffee scene.

Join Brazilian, Ethiopian, Finnish, Turkish, Vietnamese and coffeeloving communities as they brew up a full-flavoured festival.

COFFEE FEST

Providence Cafe High Teas Last Saturday of each month, 497 Rathdowne St, Carlton Once a month, this bright and airy cafe collaborates with local and upcoming artisan makers to produce a themed high tea popup to feature their delicious fare.

Rumour has it that the June’s high tea party will be themed around the US of A and July’s high tea party will celebrate all things French for Bastille Day. Let them eat cake!

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WARM WINTER BREWS Enhance your retail therapy or post-cinema debrief with an artisan hot chocolate or spicy chai. Infused, filtered, brewed or poured and always served piping hot, take your seat at the window and watch the world go by. Cold weather is made for this.

Mörk Brew House 150 Errol St, North Melbourne Taking your chocolate appreciation to the next level at Mörk, the newly opened concept store and brewhouse, offers a unique cacao bean-to-cup experience. must-try The Campfire Hot Chocolate, a sensory experience featuring a ‘magician’s blend’ of chocolate, marshmallow and plenty of smoke!

The Tea Salon Emporium Melbourne, city A great place for a girls’ gettogether. The Tea Salon offers everything from traditional high tea, gourmet brunch to 10 different varieties of scones and delicious lunches. must-try Try the Super Spiced Cacao or their Ginger, Pear & Lime Tonic. Save space for their salted caramel scone, served with warm chocolate sauce.

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Original Chai Stall Shed I, Queen Victoria Market, city Immerse yourself in the spices and heady aroma of India’s most fragrant drink, at this must-visit Queen Victoria Market stall that evokes the character of the subcontinent’s colourful street-sellers. must-try The signature ‘Masala Chai’ a delicious mix of nine different spices, with low caffeine, and no artificial flavours and sugars.

Chokolait Shop 8, Hub Arcade 318 Little Collins St, city Whether it’s a bespoke cup of cacao or the finest hand-crafted Belgian courverture, this hidden cafe and chocolate hub is on every serious chocaholic’s bucket list. must-try Italian style Chokolait Hot Shots – served as a thick, honeylike liquid or classic eat with a spoon texture.

Koko Black Various locations, city and 167 Lygon St, Carlton Serving cocoa aficionados for over a decade, Koko Black is a Melbourne institution. An astonishing variety of chocolate-themed drinks, dishes and sweets offer an immersive chocolate experience. must-try The Chocolate Affogato, a carafe of hot chocolate in a blend of your choice, poured over a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

KOKO BLACK

The Olive Jar 168–170 Rathdowne St, Carlton The hand-rolled pasta and the impromptu performances by singing chefs Giovanni and Gabriele at this authentic ‘cucina italiana’ is already the stuff of legend.

Add a cup of their melt-in-themouth desserts or a homemade biscotti for the perfect culinary happy ending. must-try The Italian hot chocolate – rich, smooth and steaming.

Little Cupcakes Various locations, city With over 20 different tantalising cupcakes made from ingredients such as Callebaut chocolate, French vanilla and natural citrus zests and Five Senses coffee, repeat visits are a must. must-try Treat yourself with their best-selling hot chocolate made from finest Belgium chocolate, Callebaut, which has made premium chocolate for over 100 years.

Ganache 245 Collins St, city Treat your friends and family to a warming brew, with a side order of pralines and gâteau from this European-style chocolatier. Their new seasonal chocolate range makes a handy present for mid-year birthdays. must-try The Chilli Hot Chocolate (choose the level of heat) or the Winter Spice Hot Chocolate (aromatic chai blend with spicy chillies).

TOFWD* 28 Degraves St, city Be spoiled for choice with a delicious array of pies, rolls, salad, burgers, wraps, take home meals and sweets – all made with organic fresh produce. Special dietary requirements are well looked after with plenty of gluten free, dairy free, sugar free, vegetarian and vegan options available. must-try Golden Milk, made with either cow, almond or coconut milk, heated with turmeric, cinnamon, pepper and honey, is perfect for boosting the immune system and staving off winter chills. *The Organic Food and Wine Deli

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OUT AND ABOUT

MAKE A NIGHT OF IT

TOP WINTER COCKTAILS Don’t let the frosty weather stop you from exploring the city. Here’s a few tempting reasons to get you out and active this winter.

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GET ACTIVE Warm up with yoga Get energised and stretch out those tired muscles with hot yoga with a two-week introductory offer at Yoga Corner.

Yoga Corner 447 Little Collins St, city

Feel good and get a power yoga workout with Yoga Social ‘give back’ class. Proceeds raised goes toward a Melbourne charity.

YOGA CORNER

Yoga Social, 1/181 King St, city

Medibank Icehouse

Trapt Bar and Escape Rooms 377 Lonsdale St, city Embrace the chill and get a group This isn’t your ordinary winter together for Monday night with escape. Choose your own drop-in public curling. If you haven’t adventure as you and your friends been raised on the ice, it’s the are locked in a room where you perfect season to learn how with need to find clues and solve puzzles free lessons throughout the day to escape before time runs out. during weekends.

105 Pearl River Rd, Docklands

Walking tours Various city locations Discover the hidden side to your city by foot or by bike: • Explore the spices and flavours of Indian food on the Masala Trails Tour by Foodie Trails.

• Celebrate diversity and taste-test food inspired by many different cultures on the Queen Victoria Market Foodies Tour.

• Become a true Melbourne local and show off your newfound knowledge to your friends after a Queenie’s Food Tour.

• Discover more of the city than possible on foot with a customised Melbourne By Bike Tour.

PULO POOL PARLOUR Pulo Pool Parlour 546-566 Collins St, city Put your pool shark skills to the test.

Shoot some pool and sink some balls from your choice of 13 high quality pool tables.

Kingpin Bowling 8 Whiteman St, Southbank Crown Entertainment Complex Fun for all ages, you can’t go past this family favourite. And if you’re an adventurous type, laser skirmish may be more your pace.

Melbourne Boat Hire 45 New Quay Promenade, Docklands One of the best views of Melbourne is on the water. Choose the selfdrive package and cruise the Yarra or take a chartered cruise with your own private skipper.

CAT CAFE Cat Cafe 375 Queen St, city

This is a reason to get out of bed on an icy morning. Delight in cat cuddles and lower your blood pressure at the same time. These rescue cats want nothing more than to cheer you up – as long as it includes a scratch under the chin!

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WHAT’S ON CINDERELLA

ORGAN-IC LUNCH STATE OF ORIGIN RaboDirect Melbourne Rebels Until 12 June, AAMI Park Super Rugby celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2015, in what promises to be a big year for the Melbourne Rebels.

Rocky Horror Show 12 June–12 July Comedy Theatre Get ready for a night of fun, frolics and frivolity in this all-new 40thanniversary production of Richard O’Brien’s classic original!

State of Origin II 17 June, MCG Rugby League’s showpiece event, the Holden State of Origin Series, is returning to the MCG for the first time in 18 years as NSW and Queensland battle it out for supremacy.

Organ-ic Lunch with Ria Angelika Polo 17 June Melbourne Town Hall Don’t miss local rising star Ria Angelika Polo performing her debut on the Melbourne Town Hall’s historic Grand Organ, as part of a free series of inspiring lunchtime concerts.

Anything Goes Until 27 July Princess Theatre See the madcap antics aboard the S.S. American in Cole Porter’s smash-hit musical comedy.

SPECIAL Until 14 August City Gallery An exhibition on the surplus of badges, medals, armbands and buttons issued from Melbourne Town Hall in times of strife and celebration.

CIRCUS OZ

St Petersburg’s Ballet – Swan Lake 19–22 June Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre See this full-length classic production of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake performed by the internationally acclaimed St Petersburg Ballet.

The Australian Ballet presents Cinderella 19–27 June Arts Centre Melbourne Witty, vibrant, glamorous and romantic, Alexei Ratmansky’s Cinderella will sweep you off your feet.

Circus Oz – But Wait…There’s More 17 June–12 July Birrarung Marr After a smash-hit tour of the USA, see this energetic and mindblowing circus troupe perform on home ground.

Casey Bennetto’s Winter Set 4 June, 9 July, 13 August Bella Union Trades Hall, Carlton Casey Bennetto hosts a cavalcade of talented folks wending their merry way through a collection of entertaining originals, rambunctious covers and peculiar diversions.

Australian sketchbook: Colonial life and the art of S.T. Gill 17 July–25 October Big Ideas in the Pub State Library of Victoria 23 June Encounter the people Courthouse Hotel and places of colonial If you love discussing Australia in this stunning meaty topics and like to free exhibition which see things from a different showcases more than point of view, then this 200 works by Australia’s book club could be right most popular mid-19thup your alley. century artist.

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Nite Art 23 July, city Get inspired and connect to local galleries and artists at Nite Art, a unique event inviting audiences to curate their own night, and discover the cultural heart of the city.

Argus 8-9 July, ArtPlay Making use of nothing but household objects and the performers’ hands, Argus explores the fragile attempts of a unique creature trying to find a home in a world where he doesn’t fit.

Rare Book Fair 24–26 July University of Melbourne Part of Rare Book Week (16-26 July), the Melbourne Rare Book Fair brings together leading Australian and international antiquarian booksellers.

International Champions Cup 18–24 July, MCG A once-in-a-lifetime chance for Australian football fans to witness three of the best football teams in the world: Real Madrid CF, Manchester City FC and AS Roma.

Takashi Katahira Winter Forest Tuesday–Saturday 4–18 August Kimono House Japanese artist Takashi Katahira presents his first Australian exhibition, using the rich and diverse textiles of the kimono to stitch his unique creations of art quilts.

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra - Yuja Wang plays Prokofiev 23–25 July, Arts Centre Melbourne Chinese piano superstar Yuja Wang brings her acclaimed virtuosity to Prokofiev’s tempestuous Second Piano Concerto.

Triple Baroque 2 August Melbourne Recital Centre Join Melbourne Chamber Orchestra for a spectacular musical program spanning five centuries.

VOICES OF REMEMBRANCE Claire Bridge Solo Exhibition 4–22 August Flinders Lane Gallery Through images of the nude and elements of nature, Claire Bridge’s work seductively explores the web of energy that hangs between humans and the natural world we inhabit.

SMARTBAR: STUFFED Living Science at the Market 16 August Queen Victoria Market Explore the intersection of food, science and the environment through interactive and hands-on activities.

The Real Food Revolution 15–16 August 15–21 Therry St, city Voices of Remembrance Experts and celebrity 6 August speakers will show you Melbourne Recital Centre how to be a healthier The Consort of Melbourne and happier you. presents works by SmartBar: Stuffed Japanese composers of the 20th and 21st centuries. 20 August Melbourne Museum Polyphonic Voices Sip and eat your way 21 August, 8pm through the night as you 10 Elizabeth St learn about the method Kensington and art of hand-made Glam it up for a cocktail taxidermy from the evening featuring classics experts with spot talks from the golden days and demonstrations. of Broadway.

Beautiful You 29–30 August Royal Exhibition Building Celebrate the joys of being female at this ultimate event for women, covering fitness, wellness and beauty.

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MAKE A NIGHT OF IT There’s no time to hibernate in a city that never sleeps.

Come in for a night market and stay up for a good conversation in a cosy bar. If you’re in the mood, let the rhythm take over with a bit of burlesque or join the cool cats for some jazz.

COSY CORNERS FUN FOOD-FILLED EVENTS TOP WINTER COCKTAILS AFTER HOURS FUN

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COSY CORNERS Cosy booths, basements, laneways or rooftops – the choices are endless in Melbourne’s great indoors.

With everything from jazz, burlesque, comedy, indie theatre and arcade games to cocktails and Cajun-style feasting, there’s no need to hide away this winter.

BARTRONICA Bartronica Basement 335 Flinders Ln, city From Sonic the Hedgehog to Super Mario, a myriad of classic video games await in this unaffected basement bar. Relax in the Mortal Kombat booth with a local craft brew or peruse the ‘80s-inspired cocktail menu. winter warmer The ‘Kong’ cocktail – whisky, banana liqueur and chocolate bitters, with a burnt cinnamon stick and tetris-shaped ice.

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BUTTERFLY CLUB Butterfly Club Carson Pl off Little Collins St, city You never know what you’ll see or who you’ll meet at the Butterfly Club, Melbourne’s beloved temple of kitsch which hosts between two to five shows a night including live music, comedy, cabaret and burlesque. winter warmer Glee singing on Tuesday nights – no audition required.

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CHERRY BAR Cherry Bar AC/DC Ln, city A thousand stories have been told about the hijinks at Melbourne’s original rock ‘n’ roll bar.

Stake out a spot on the sticky carpet, and watch a roll call of Melbourne’s best musicians and DJs play till late. winter warmer Start your weekend right with Spencer P. Jones’ Friday Knock Off or dance up a sweat at Thursday night’s Soul in the Basement.

LA MAMA La Mama 205-207 Faraday St, Carlton Witness creative history in the making at this legendary independent theatre which lists playwrights David Wlliamson and Jack Hibberd, and actor Cate Blanchett among its alumni. winter warmer Make a date to see In Search of Owen Roe (24 June– 5 July) – for tales of rebels and raconteurs, of memories and ghosts, of lovers and longings.

The Den 8 Whiteman St, Southbank There’s more than a dash of Rat Pack swagger about The Den, the opulent hideaway nestled underneath The Atlantic restaurant. Recline on one of their velvet sofas and order from the epic drinks list which includes brews from the finest distillers around the world. winter warmer The Whisky Experience – taste the best of Scottish, Irish and American drops during a specially crafted whisky flight by The Den’s fireplaces.

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GIN PALACE Gin Palace 10 Russell Pl, city One of Melbourne’s original laneway bars, the Gin Palace is a downstairs retreat of velvet curtains, dim lighting and plush seating. winter warmer Make sure you try their outstanding martinis and the famous chicken sandwiches with pickles.

FANCY HANKS Fancy Hank’s Bar-B-Que at the Mercat Cross Hotel 456 Queen St, city Serving up traditional American-style slow cooked BBQ including 16-hour smoked beef and pork ribs and brisket.

Wash it down with a shot of moonshine from the hefty list of down ‘n’ dirty bourbons and tequilas. winter warmer Nab a spot by the fireplace and realise that winter in Melbourne ain’t so bad.

Paris Cat Jazz Club 4-6 Goldie Pl, city The intimate, boho-chic interior of the Paris Cat is the picture of ‘20s cool. Book a table with friends to watch CAMPARI HOUSE performances from leading and upcoming Campari House Australian artists, as well 23-25 Hardware Ln, city as international guests.

With warm wooden winter warmer Postfurnishings, soft lighting gig tête-à-tête over a and rustic charm, Campari signature cheese platter House is a welcome in the upstairs bar. retreat from the cold.

With three levels, there’s plenty to explore. winter warmer Espresso Lunch Menu (Mondays to Thursdays) – a hearty Italian inspired meal and house drink for $18.

Bistro du Peuple 10 Bligh Pl, city The spicy Mauritian creole-style menu and friendly service in this petite bistro, just a couple of minutes stroll from Flinders St station, will warm you from the inside-out. winter warmer The inviting nook at the top of the stairs offers privacy and a great view of the downstairs shenanigans.

ROYAL MELBOURNE HOTEL Royal Melbourne Hotel 621-633 Bourke St, city There’s plenty to talk about at the Royal Melbourne, a friendly pub housed in a 19th century Gothic Revival building boasting a colourful history as one of the city’s earliest police stations. winter warmer The heritage-listed bluestone cellblock dining area (that rumour has it, once housed Ned Kelly’s mother).

RUBY’S MUSIC ROOM Ruby’s Music Room 132 Little Lonsdale St, city With eclectic windows filled with everything from Cubano dolls to miniature pianos, the fun starts before the music does at Ruby’s. Serving Cuban-inspired tapas, this acoustic-only music bar features everything from the classical, jazzy and operatic. winter warmer Stellar musical performances on the Steinway D Concert Grand piano.

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FUN FOOD-FILLED EVENTS Southgate Moveable Feasts 15 June–3 August Southgate Complex The Moveable Feast is back by popular demand! Take your pick of three restaurants at this unique ‘restaurant crawl’ and eat your way across Southgate over a three course meal.

Blood Party 14 July, Bar Lourinhã Adventurous foodies can take their tastebuds to the next level as chef Matt McConnell’s designs a ‘offally’ good menu featuring the best of the innards.

SOUTHGATE MOVEABLE FEASTS Christmas in July at Zio’s Restaurant 24 July 14 Lansdowne St, East Melbourne Gather around the cosy fire over a glass of Gluhwein, and enjoy a festive three-course menu with all the Christmas trimmings at $90 per person.

ZIO’S RESTAURANT Seasons Provedore Italian Dinner 5 July, 199 Lygon St, Carlton The Italians know how to do comfort food well. Taste a variety of traditional Italian dishes such as polenta, tender handmade gnocchi, freshly made pasta and minestrone which will nourish you on a wintry night.

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TOP WINTER COCKTAILS Melbourne’s streets and laneways offer an abundance of watering holes for every occasion – and conversation.

Whether it’s an after-work tipple, pre-theatre drinks or date night, these exotic concoctions will warm you up.

¯ ¯ BAR + KITCHEN + GLAMP COCKTAIL BAR POLEPOL E Pol¯ epol¯ e Bar + Kitchen + Glamp Cocktail Bar Lvl 1 & 2, 267 Little Collins Street, city As the Swahili expression goes, ‘take it easy’, relax in rustic ambience whilst sampling African-inspired cocktails or venture upstairs into the brand-new Glamp cocktail bar, complete with its own safari tent and wildlife! must-try Their winter warmer is a delicious blend of Amarula liqueur and hot chocolate.

Du Nord 367 Little Bourke St, city Take refuge from the elements at this understated Scandinavian style bar, with an interesting drinks list that includes quirky Nordic craft brews and a rotating selection of Scandi-inspired cocktails. must-try The Rum, Chestnut and Cardamom Espresso Martini – it’s a cult classic in the making.

Gazi 2 Exhibition St, city It’s always cocktail o’clock at Gazi, a post-modern mash-up of Greek cuisine meets Melbourne bravado. must-try The $6 Espresso Martini, available anytime, is the perfect party starter. Their lip-smacking range of souva fillings ranging from duck to soft shell crab will put your local kebab shop to shame.

East End Den 51 Little Bourke St, city Rendezvous at this late-night hotspot (open to 3am Thursday to Saturdays) amidst the eye-catching copper bar and locally produced art. must-try The Wicker Chair – whisky and amaretto-based cocktail infused with ginger.

Vamos 1st floor, 37 Little Bourke St, city The colder it gets, the hotter the fiesta at this raucous Latin American drinking spot, with beats, spicy eats and the chance to hear some of Melbourne’s best Latin jazz musicians live. must-try The mulled wine or the Traditional Margarita (Lime, El Jimador tequila and Cointreau).

Romeo Lane 1A Crossley St, city Escape the chill in this tiny oasis of old-school European charm at edge of Chinatown. Try seasonal palate cleansers such as roquefort with fresh fig and pear for the perfect drinking accompaniment. must-try Ginger Cocktail – a natural flu remedy of fresh ginger juice, lime and gin.

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AFTER HOURS FUN Madame Brussels Lane European Night Market Friday nights from 5pm 24 and 31 July, 7 and 14 August Wrap yourself in your warm woollies, grab your friends and head to this European laneway adventure. There’ll be German beers and sausages, freshly baked pretzels, mulled wine, live music, and plenty of pop-up stalls to help keep winter at bay.

Chinatown Market Heffernan Ln, city Warm up at this regular hawker night market in the heart of Chinatown. Dine on delicious dumplings, sample sizzling satays and much more in this feast for all the senses.

MADAME BRUSSELS LANE EUROPEAN MARKET Winter Night Market 3 June–26 August Queen Victoria Market Find warming food, crackling fires and mulled wine as the Winter Night Market returns for another year. Eat your fill from over 30 street food stalls and make sure you save room for some tasty treats from the new Cheese and Wine Bar. Enjoy free entertainment including live music, stilt walkers, short films at the market cinema and learn about beer from the experts.

Plus you can browse through stalls of locally made goods from Melbourne’s best artisans and crafters. Every Wednesday night.

Laneway Learning Various city locations (check website for details) Step outside your comfort zone and learn something new at a Laneway Learning class. From photography to hair braiding, there’s a new skill out there, just waiting to be added to your repertoire.

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QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET Free Beginners’ Salsa Class Wednesdays and Thursdays The Salsa Foundation 600 Little Collins St, city Spice up your dance moves with this popular Latin dance. Learn to shake those hips and meet new people with free beginners’ lessons.

Bookings essential.

Rugcutters Live Jazz Party 25 June, 23 July and 27 August at Bella Union, Trades Hall, Carlton Indulge in nights of jazz music and dance as you escape into a world of bohemian decadence and highbrow sophistication. Presented by 1929 Studios, these infectious tunes are bound to get those hips a-moving and the toes a-tapping.

DOCKLANDS FIREWORKS AND MORE

Start the weekend with a bang with free Friday night fireworks in Docklands. Bring in the family for a whole night of winter entertainment, shopping and other attractions, or enjoy the views from one of the waterfront restaurants or bars.

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ENTERTAINMENT AND DINING FREE FIREWORKS UNDER THE STARS Start your weekend with a bang during July and August and take the family to free Friday night fireworks at Docklands.

Make your way down early and kick back at a restaurant or bar along the waterfront. Fireworks will paint the sky from 7.30pm, but make sure you’re there before and after the show for fun and entertainment along New Quay Promenade.

Entertainment program Keep the kids entertained from 6.30pm to 8.30pm with live entertainment, including: • A range of weird and wonderful roving performers across Docklands including Dream Bear, the Snow King and Queen, musicians, magicians and more.

• Join in the fun and learn some new dance moves with the First Friday Dance Club, with free workshops on the first Friday in July and August.

• Storytelling from our friendly Fairy Caitlin.

• The Curious Game – what is it? Visit Docklands on Friday 10 July to find out. Be prepared to join in and play!

The fireworks can be located via the map on the opposite page

RESTAURANTS va bene Central Pier, 161 Harbour Esp In this 100-year-old, heritagelisted docking shed, you’ll be treated to a succulent, slow-cooked lamb shoulder with baked lemon potatoes.

Va bene’s Italian dishes will soothe the coldest shiver.

Cargo Restaurant and Bar 55A New Quay Promenade Share tapas with friends and watch the sun set on the city’s skyline. This cool casual spot is the best location for letting brunch slip into afternoon cocktails by the water, or grabbing $10 ready-to-go pizzas before the fireworks.

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Loading Dock Bar and Grill 70 Lorimer St For food that cuddles, head to Loading Dock Bar and Grill.

Their daily homemade soups, with toasted crusty bread, will wrap you up in a warm embrace.

Renzo’s Bar 46 New Quay Promenade Sample classic Italian dishes and wood-fired pizza in a stylish setting, along a riverside terrace.

These are the ingredients for a night of rich food, friendly company and Friday fireworks.

Harbour Kitchen Waterfront side, NAB building 800 Bourke Street Get the gang together and choose from great pub classics to gourmet creations, with front row views of the fireworks.

Byblos Bar and Restaurant 18-38 Siddeley St Introduce a little luxury to your evening with an imaginative Lebanese and Mediterranean menu and a unique, wintry cocktail list. Treat yourself to a Levantine Flip.

Woolshed Pub Shed 9, T18/161 Harbour Esp Cosy up to the fire and defrost over braised wagyu beef cheek with sweet potato mash and gremolata. The relaxed atmosphere, hearty menu and sparkling city lights make dining here a treat.

All restaurants can be located via the map on the opposite page

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MAP AND INFO MAKE A WEEKEND OF IT Special accommodation offer.

Stay in Docklands this winter and enjoy what the city has to offer. $199* per night including breakfast for two adults in a one bedroom apartment at The Sebel Docklands. $249* per night including complimentary car parking in a two bedroom apartment at the Grand Mercure Apartments Docklands (minimum two night stay).

The Sebel and Grand Mercure Docklands 18 Aquitania Way, Docklands P 03 9641 7500 E reservations@sebeldocklands.com.au * Rates are subject to availability, valid for stays between 1 June – 31 August, 2015.

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Take the City Circle Tram or the number 11, 30, 42, 48, 70 or 86 tram. Park the car at Harbour Town Car Park, located off Docklands Drive, from just $10.

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