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Tucked away in the bustling heart of Melbourne, AC/DC Lane is an explosion of color and creativity. This ever-changing outdoor gallery features vibrant graffiti that pays homage to the legendary rock band AC/DC, alongside an array of other dynamic street art.Best time/season to visit: Visit year-round to see the latest artworks; new pieces frequently emerge.

<ul><li>Tribute to Icons: Named after the famous Australian rock band, the lane is a hotspot for music lovers and art aficionados alike.</li><li>Urban Canvas: The graffiti here is a dynamic showcase of local and international artists, constantly evolving with the city’s creative pulse.</li><li>Cultural Landmark: Situated near Melbourne’s best bars and eateries, it’s a perfect start or end to a night of exploring the city’s lively cultural scene.</li></ul>

Rock ‘n’ Roll Renegades: AC/DC Lane

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The Faeries Tree in Melbourne's Fitzroy Gardens is not just a tree; it's a canvas of imagination and folklore. Carved in the 1930s by Ola Cohn, this enchanting tree stump is adorned with whimsical carvings of faeries, dwarfs, and animals, inviting visitors of all ages to step into a world of myth and magic nestled in the heart of the city.Best time/season to visit: Anytime, though spring and summer bring lush surroundings that enhance the mystical experience.

The Faeries Tree

Cook's Cottage, the historical home of the famous explorer Captain James Cook’s parents, offers a unique peek into 18th-century English life, reconstructed brick by brick in Melbourne's picturesque Fitzroy Gardens. This quaint cottage is more than a museum; it's a bridge to the past, bringing a slice of Yorkshire to the heart of Melbourne.Best time/season to visit: Spring and autumn provide the perfect backdrop with the gardens in full bloom or beautifully coloured with fall foliage.

Cook's Cottage

Located in the bustling Melbourne CBD, Coles Fountain is not just a water feature but a piece of kinetic art. This mesmerizing fountain, named after the retail magnate G.J. Coles, offers a refreshing escape amid the city's hustle and bustle, with its intriguing interplay of water jets and light. Best time/season to visit: Enjoyable year-round, but particularly enchanting during the evening when the lights are in full play.

Coles Fountain

Meyers Place is not just a street; it’s a slice of Melbourne’s urban culture. Known for its eclectic mix of bars, cafes, and art, this laneway embodies the soul of the city’s nightlife and creative community.Best time/season to visit: Evening hours bring out the best vibe, with venues often hosting events and live music.

Meyers Place

Stepping into the Hotel Windsor is like flipping through the pages of a Victorian novel. This grand hotel, established in 1883, exudes a timeless elegance, with its opulent décor and a longstanding reputation as the choice of celebrities, politicians, and royalty visiting Melbourne.Best time/season to visit: Anytime, though the winter months have a particular charm with the hotel's cosy ambience.

Hotel Windsor

Her Majesty's Theatre, a jewel in Melbourne's arts crown, offers a blend of historic charm and contemporary performances. Known for its lavish productions and intimate setting, this theatre provides a royal treat for theatre-goers, from opulent ballets to heart-wrenching dramas.Best time/season to visit: Check the schedule for must-see productions, typically available year-round.

Her Majesty's Theatre

The Princess Theatre is a cornerstone of Melbourne’s cultural scene, reputed as much for its spectacular Victorian-era facade as for the world-class performances it hosts. Legends whisper of resident ghosts amidst the opulent interiors, adding a thrilling layer to every visit.Best time/season to visit: Evening performances for a truly atmospheric experience.

The Princess Theatre

Parliament House in Melbourne is a grand spectacle of 19th-century architecture, embodying the political heartbeat of Victoria. Known for its majestic facade and intricate interiors, it's a place where history and governance meet, offering a glimpse into Australia's legislative past and present.Best time/season to visit: Weekdays for guided tours when parliament is not in session.

Parliament House

Flinders Street Station isn't just a transit hub; it's the beating heart of Melbourne. With its distinctive Edwardian architecture and the famous dome and arched entrance, this station is a historic icon where time meets style. Not just a place to catch a train, but a spot to capture a moment in the cultural tapestry of the city. Best time/season to visit: All year round; the station's charm shines regardless of the season.

Flinders Street Station

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Dive into the heart of Melbourne’s street art scene at AC/DC Lane, where the spirit of rock and vibrant graffiti merge.

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