1. Brighton Beach Houses
As Boy had never been to Brighton Beach Houses before - I thought it was only appropriate to bring her here. It would have been a sin to have gone to Melbourne and not pay tribute to the row of colourful houses. We caught an Uber from the city (+-30 minutes drive) and decided to take a dip upon arrival.
2. Hosier Lane & Flinders Street Station
Hosier Lane is a must-do whilst in the Melbourne CBD area. The vibrant street art culture acts as a temporary art gallery that is ever changing. Having been exposed to occasional street art in Sydney- I found it pretty intriguing to find alley way upon alley way covered in unique artworks. Located within 5 minutes of Hosier Lane is Flinders Street station! This bustling station is an iconic landmark and can't be missed!
3. Rooftop hopping
Melbourne is renown for its hidden gems. Boy and I spent some time exploring the city and stumbled upon this secret rooftop pool and naturally we decided to take a dip, because why not? I would advise you to roam the city and fully immerse yourself and explore all that this mysterious city has to offer, you'd be surprised at what you'd come ac
4. Insta-Meetups
One of my favourite things to do when heading to a new city is reaching out to new creatives and meeting up with locals to visit their favourite spots which aren't known to tourists. This is @agiasidi - he was one of the first people I started following on Instagram and is currently based in Melbourne. With a serious addiction to donuts and coffee we try to meet up whenever we can to collaborate. Don't be shy to reach out on Instagram to people which inspire and encourage you as an individual!
5. Park Hyatt Picnics at Fitzroy Gardens
Park Hyatt Melbourne was kind enough to provide my friends and I with a picnic blanket, map, glass plates and croissants for our picnic in Fitzroy garden. We lazed around in the warmth of the sun and caught up over giggles and laughs with the best picnic spread from miss @cuppyandcake!
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