Will be on business trip to Melbourne for some client visit in next week(Mon-Fri) Any recommendations for todo (sight seeings, any specific food to try, etc) to do after 5pm (working hours)? Will be staying somewhere near Melb Central.
Melbourne~ week ~ todo list
anonymoususer on 08/09/2017 - 21:36
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Thanks, looking something nearby to hotel not needed to travel/taxi :)
so your limited to the cbd and free tram route.
VICTORIA MARkET
https://thenightmarket.com.au/CROWN?
Bourke St Mall is busier and more Thurs Fri nights as Myer opens till 9pm
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People rave about the peninsula hot springs. Probably 1 1/2 hrs out of central Melbourne . Hire a car to get there.
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Get involved in a union blockade
The last one was great. Had a band on the back of a truck covering U2 songs going through the city.
Brilliant day out
My favourite part of Melbourne is the departure gate at the airport. Especially after a week, it'll give you something to look forward to!
lol, your screenname make sense :)
Dior exhibition and Hokusai (or something like that) exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria
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Do you like Whiskey??
Munich Brauhaus has amazing German food. It's near the exhibition center.
Mens Gallery
Wet On Wellington - relaxation sauna
In collingwood, so literally next to CBDAlso go to Myer/David Jones in CBD for nice shopping and vibrant atmosphere
Footscray for pho
Footscray for Olympic Donuts - and Footscray is easy to get to by train from anywhere in the city. It's 10 min train trip and a nice place to walk around and discover new stuff, some awful, some great (Like Olympic Donuts, out the front of the station)
Heard the donuts place closed? It was in the news…
OK well, the owner Nick didn't sell it, he just ended his lease but a new donut place opened instead and it tastes exactly the same…
anything really because Melbourne > Sydney
¯_(ツ)_/¯I love Melbourne, lived here all my life but to be honest - we don't have a lot of unmissable sights for a tourist to see. We don't really have that wow factor for tourists - what we have instead is a great place to live and work. So if you really want to see some things, take a look at Federation Square, Flinders Street Station, the Arts Centre Spire and the National Gallery of Victoria - all within a handy few hundred metres of each other and the Yarra river. Look at the MCG in the distance and the Botanical gardens and you're pretty much done.
Now instead you should focus on coffee, food and pubs - all things that Melbourne does very well. Try a few alleyway cafes to find your morning coffee, in the evenings try some great restaurants across Melbourne then go for boozing afterwards till late in the evening. That is what Melbourne is good for.
price point?
are you willing to travel during peak hours?
coffee??