24 Hours in Melbourne

Ever wonder what it would be like to really get to know your own city? Take a day to yourself and go exploring and see what you come across.

1) National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)

The NGV holds Victoria’s greatest collection of artwork. With seasonal exhibitions on all year round, there’s always something for everyone.

The NGV has displayed the flawless fashion of Jean Paul Gaultier to the vibrant pop art of Andy Warhol.

The gallery is now in the middle of an exhibition titled ‘Festival of Photography’ that ends later this July, this is a exhibition you wouldn’t want to miss.

2) Laneways and coffee

Melbourne is known for its huge coffee culture, the taste, the art and the environment in which it is consumed.

What better way to experience this than to go to Degraves St. one of Melbourne’s busiest coffee hubs right in the centre of the CBD. Grab a coffee and head down to Hosier lane to admire some of the worlds best street art.

3) Fitzroy and Collingwood

After you’ve swum in delicious coffee for a few hours hop on a tram for five minutes until you reach one of Melbourne’s trendiest and longest living hubs.

Explore the numerous bars and restaurants along Smith St. and Brunswick St. and enjoy some amazing food at the local pubs located all around the Fitzroy area.

Go bar hopping and taste some state brewed beer at a rooftop bar. Along the way observe the diverse group of people that populate the area.