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City Breaks in MelbourneCool, refined and oh-so glamorous, Melbourne knows how to let its hair down and have a good time. Try some of these for a backstage look at city life.
Best garden stroll
Best afternoon tea Aristocrat of Melbournes 5 star elite, the swanky Victorian-era Windsor Hotel in Spring Street is the place to go for a traditional afternoon tea served with all the trimmings. Best secret bars Melbournes back lanes are becoming famous for their anonymous bars, whose locations are passed on like secret-society handshakes. Meyers Place is home to the long-running Waiters Club, famous for once being the only place in town to get an after-closing drink; as well as a street-level bar that doesnt have a name, let alone a sign. Best window shopping
Best outdoor dining The eateries at Federation Square are a gourmets delight, and a great place to take in the buzzing street atmosphere. Included in the line-up is Reserve Restaurant, home to hot-shot chef George Calombaris; Jacques Reymonds latest venture, Arintji; and the revamped Botanical, where you can sample the culinary wizardry of chef Paul Wilson. Best market A Melbourne institution, the Queen Victoria Market is a colourful, sprawling bazaar with more than a thousand traders offering everything from fresh vegetables and fish to handicrafts, souvenirs and clothing. Best espresso
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