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Melbourne 3 Days

Day 1: Exploring Central Melbourne

Morning:

– Federation Square: Start your day at this iconic meeting place. Explore the galleries, restaurants, and cultural institutions.

– Flinders Street Station: Just across the street, this is a classic photo spot.

Midday:

– National Gallery of Victoria (NGV): Visit this premier art gallery with a diverse collection of art.

– Lunch at Degraves Street: This laneway is known for its vibrant cafes and street art.

Afternoon:

– Royal Botanic Gardens: A short walk from the NGV, these gardens are perfect for a leisurely stroll.

– Shrine of Remembrance: Nearby the gardens, this war memorial offers panoramic views of the city.

Evening:

– Southbank Promenade: Walk along the Yarra River, enjoying the views, street performers, and dining options.

– Eureka Skydeck: For a breathtaking view of the city, head to the 88th floor of the Eureka Tower.

Day 2: Culture and Wildlife

Morning:

– Queen Victoria Market: Explore this historic market, where you can find everything from fresh produce to unique souvenirs.

– State Library of Victoria: Visit this stunning building and check out the La Trobe Reading Room.

Midday:

– Lunch in Chinatown: Enjoy a meal in one of the many restaurants offering Asian cuisine.

Afternoon:

– Melbourne Zoo: Spend the afternoon with a wide variety of animals from around the world.

Evening:

– Lygon Street: Head to Carlton’s Lygon Street for a delightful Italian dinner, followed by gelato.

Day 3: Day Trips from Melbourne

Option 1: Great Ocean Road

– Early Start: Depart early for a scenic drive along the Great Ocean Road.

– Key Stops: Visit iconic spots like the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and the seaside town of Lorne.

– Lunch: Enjoy lunch at a coastal cafĂ©.

– Return to Melbourne: Head back to the city by evening.

Option 2: Yarra Valley Wine Tour

– Morning Departure: Join a wine tour to the Yarra Valley, a renowned wine region.

– Wineries: Visit several wineries, enjoying tastings and learning about wine production.

– Lunch: Have lunch at one of the vineyard restaurants.

– Return to Melbourne: Arrive back in the city by late afternoon.

Evening in Melbourne:

– Dinner on Hardware Lane: This laneway is known for its lively atmosphere and diverse dining options.

– Nightcap: End your night at one of Melbourne’s rooftop bars, enjoying views of the city skyline.