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The Loop Rooftop Bar | For an incredible city view and arguably even better cocktails, you can’t beat The Loop at the top end of town. Melbourne is known for its hospitality and this bar lives up to the hype, offering a specially constructed awning to protect you from extreme sun, wind and rain meaning you can absorb the ambience in all four seasons. Community Post: 17 Melbourne Bars With A Killer View
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17 Melbourne Bars With A Killer View

Because drinking is infinitely better when you're looking at something cool.

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Brighton Beach - Victoria - Australia

Laurent Cafe, Melbourne. My usual meeting place when catching up with friends for morning tea.
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‘Laurent’ by Trish Woodford

'Laurent' by Trish Woodford. Laurent Beautiful cafe/patisserie with a French feel in the heart of Melbourne. Walked past it a couple of days in a row and finally there was the scooter :) CameraNikon D90 LensSigma 18-250mm

One of Melbourne's most photographed spots is the colourful Brighton Bathing Boxes. Mixing quirky beach front attraction with a piece of Melbourne's history. | #Melbourne #Victoria #Australia #Brighton #BathingHuts #BathingBoxes | via. @NicoleTravelBug | How to get to the Brighton Bathing Boxes | Beach boxes in Melbourne | Best Beaches in Melbourne | What to do in Melbourne | Best places to take photos in Melbourne | What to see in Australia
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Melbourne Icons: How to get to the Brighton Bathing Boxes - Bitten by the Travel Bug

You've probably seen photos of the Brighton Bathing Boxes, 82 multi-colored beach huts lining the foreshore of one of Melbourne's most exclusive neighborhoods. They're one of the most photographed spots in the city, but how do you get to them? Why are they there? And how can you get one? Read on to find out how!

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Travel Articles about Australia | Advice, Tips, Things To Do & More

There's a number of reasons why everyone should visit Australia at least once - the 10,685 Beaches that line the coast, the 8,222 islands that...

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Swanston Street. Melbourne, Australia 1958. v@e.

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George's Collins St Melbourne

Crossing Swanston Street at Night Photo: Angus O'Callaghan Melbourne Australia. Forty years ago Angus O'Callaghan chronicled the ordinary life of Melbourne, then his pictures were forgotten, consigned to a shoebox. Rediscovered they reveal a lost world, one that intrigues today's young collectors who are pushing prices for the prints higher and higher.
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Angus O'Callaghan's Melbourne

Forty years ago Angus O'Callaghan chronicled the ordinary life of Melbourne, then his pictures were forgotten, consigned to a shoebox. Rediscovered they reveal a lost world, one that intrigues today's young collectors who are pushing prices for the prints higher and higher.

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Melbourne Cup Winners (Digital Download)

THE RACE THAT STOPS A NATION In the destination style, this digital download covers every winner of the Melbourne Cup over the journey. Since 'Archer' in 1861 through to 'Cross Counter' in 2018. WHAT’S INCLUDED?Your download contains the following:A3 Size in PDF & JPEG FormatA2 Size in PDF & JPEG Format

Sisto Malaspina took over Pellegrini’s from the original owners in 1974. Picture: Leigh Henningham
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Sisto Malaspina took over Pellegrini’s from the original owners in 1974. Picture: Leigh Henningham

‘Emporium 1’. Little Bourke Street, Melbourne. © G.C. Campbell.
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‘Emporium 1’. Little Bourke Street, Melbourne. © G.C. Campbell.

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What are your favourite memories of Melbourne in the 90s?

Do you remember shopping at Daimaru and talking to actual tram conductors? Read these memories of Melbourne in the 1990s, from local residents.

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