Australia’s cultural capital is full of unique movie houses – watch a film on a city rooftop or step back in time at an Art Deco grand dame.
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Consistently voted one of the world’s most liveable cities, Melbourne is full of stroll-worthy laneways that pump lifeblood and culture through the central business district.
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There is a plethora of stunning scenery and interesting activities located just outside the city – from scenic coastal drives to the world’s smallest penguins.
After years of competing with Sydney for international attention, the city now lays claim to some of Australia’s finest eateries, theatres, galleries and sporting cathedrals.
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The coastline’s significance in Australian life goes far deeper than convenience.
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Global coffee house chains were surprised when they failed to take root in Australian cities, seeming not to have noticed there was a fully formed coffee scene in place.
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Tasmania’s capital goes from staid to sexy
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Germany’s northernmost island
Germany
Welcome to the new Toronto
Toronto
'Real life’ tours in Venezuela
South America
Jackson Hole: The best of the West
USA
Mini guide to activities in Wales
Wales
Navigating Laos’ treacherous roads
Laos
Florence’s unlikely artistic win
Florence
Africa’s land of delta and desert
Africa
Jersey Shore reopens post Sandy
USA
Our favourite images of the week
Mini guide to Croatia’s islands
Croatia
Riding the wave of change in Munich
Munich
Forms of ID: Amar Hussain
A street food tour of Yangon
Burma
Sydney’s kaleidoscope of art
Sydney
On the road: San Pedro de Atacama
Chile
How human error can cause a crash
Under-explored European day trips
Spain
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