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A memorial for the deceased Turning Basin on the Yarra
Have you ever observed the five carved-wood figureheads proudly facing the Yarra River at Enterprize Wharf, representing a dragon, woman, bird, man and lion?
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The Regent Theatre’s secret ballroom
Hidden beneath the opulent Regent Theatre is a ballroom befitting of the roaring ’20s’ most glamorous soirées.
Read MoreHidden history of Collins St gas lamp
Melbourne’s past is often celebrated through its stunning architecture and vibrant culture, but there is also a hidden gem of history that still flickers right on Collins St.
Read MoreMelbourne’s secret sign language mural
Hidden in a Melbourne laneway, a striking mural by local artist Jaycob Campbell, known as Gonketa, captures the attention and curiosity of passers-by.
Read MoreElizabeth St’s feline mascot
Stand opposite the old GPO and look towards Flinders St, and you’ll see the Mazda cat sign on the side of the Beehive Building at 94 Elizabeth St.
Read MoreGreat art comes in small mailboxes
Nestled within Pawson House, Mailbox Art Space is a vibrant “alternative” gallery showcasing a diverse array of exhibitions both inside and outside of 19 restored mailboxes.
Read MoreMill Place Merchants brings speakeasy charm
In the heart of the CBD, a new hospitality venue has quickly earned the title of a true “hidden gem”.
Read MoreAn oasis on the edge of the city
Step away from the hustle and bustle of the Hoddle Grid, just a short walk from Spring St to Fitzroy Gardens, and you’ll find The Conservatory; a horticultural paradise with floral displays all year round.
Read MoreA milestone for the mysterious
Ask any Melburnian what makes their city famous, and inevitably, laneways, art and culture will dominate their responses.
Read MoreAn iconic Melbourne painting you’ve never heard of
If you found out about a little secret, one that has been hiding in plain sight for more than 100 years, completely unobstructed to view and meticulously maintained, can you truly call it a secret?
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The Regent Theatre’s secret ballroom
