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Melbourne is Australia's mecca for all things trendy and tasty. The city offers up exquisite dining, exhilarating sport and abundant opportunities to experience art.

A perfect blend of rich cultural history and new age trends is waiting for you in Melbourne. As the sun goes down, the city comes to life with a vibrant dining scene as well as events and exhibitions. Explore its bustling laneways, trendy neighbourhoods and sophisticated foodie scene to get a taste of what Melbourne is all about.

Melbourne stands on the ancient grounds of the Kulin Nation of the Wurundjeri people. For the Kulin Nation, Melbourne has always been an important meeting place for events of social, educational, sporting and cultural significance. Experience the culture through a range of heritage walks, cultural tours and galleries.

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  • Avalon Airport (AVV) is 55km (34mi) from the city and services international and domestic flights 
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Getting around  is just as easy as finding a great cup of coffee in Melbourne. The city offers clean, reliable and affordable public transport services. There is even a free City Circle tram line with historical commentary.

Despite having four distinct seasons,  Melbourne's weather  is known for being a bit unpredictable. Summers are generally warm and winters cold, but just ask a local and they’ll tell you that it’s not uncommon to experience all four seasons in a single day. So whenever you decide to visit, be sure to pack layers and carry an umbrella in your day bag. 

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PERA is a Latin word which originated from Ancient Greek, meaning bag or satchel. Whilst PERA didn’t open its first door until 2010, it has quickly established itself as a leading independent specialist luggage and bag retailer in Australia. PERA is a retailer of luggage, backpacks, wallets, handbags and travel accessories.

With an extensive online shop and over 21 stores across Australia, it is an independent specialist retailer with the world’s best and most trusted brands, such as Samsonite, American Tourister, Delsey, Hedgren, Lojel and Thule to name a few.

At PERA we travel the world to find and source the best quality and best brands for your ever evolving travel needs, whether that be for everyday use or when you need to travel the world.

The next time you travel, make sure your first stop is PERA. We have stores in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. You can visit our stores which have the widest range and best prices in Australia. Visit us and have one of our Luggage & Bag Specialists find the right bag for your needs. Travel without compromise. Travel with PERA.

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Not all cities can support travel book stores, so Melbourne is lucky to have one. The Travellers Bookstore has been around for a few years now. It's in the main shopping street of the edgy inner suburb of Collingwood and is easy to reach by tram from the city; buses and train routes also serve the suburb. The store's definition of travel books is pleasingly broad. There are not just guide books and descriptions of destinations and journeys. You'll find a lot of other publications (fiction, memoir, photography, architecture, etc) with travel-related themes. As you'd expect there are also maps, directories and travel accessories (adaptors and such). And if you fancy a globe for yourself or to give as a gift, the store has a selection. It's possible to have items ordered in and to buy from the store's online site; I haven't done either so can't comment on how well these work. I've been to the store in person a couple of times -- once to the evening launch of a book by a local author, and once during the day as a browser -- and liked it on both visits. It's not flashy, it's genuine.

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While Australia's southernmost mainland city seems understated on its surface, visitors quickly learn there are layers of passion, hard work, and history behind every aspect of Melbourne—Australia's cultural capital.

Situated on the Yarra River as it flows into Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne and its population of 5 million inhabits a land that has been lived on by Aboriginal Australians for more than 40,000 years.

After British settlement in the early 1800s, the wealth produced from the nearby gold rush of the mid-19th century funded the development of much of the city you see today. Magnificent Victorian-era buildings such as Parliament House, The Princess Theatre, and The Block Arcade remain as vibrant today as when they first opened, and compete for attention with the striking geometric newcomers that dot the cityscape.

From the Victorian era emerged the city's Hoddle Grid, a layout which created the many laneways now famous for their street art, and alleys that hide world-class restaurants, bars, and boutiques.

You'll notice that Melburnians have a lot of obsessions, most notably coffee, sport, and food. This is great for visitors, as it results in a city that constantly strives for the best. It's evident in the espresso-scented laneways, as baristas grind for that perfect espresso; or in the thousands of flavor combinations that come out of kitchens that encompass cuisines from around the globe, thanks to the city's proud multicultural heritage. And it can be heard coming from the hallowed Melbourne Cricket Ground when a 100,000-strong crowd packs "The G" for a game of Aussie Rules.

Beyond the arts and all these interests that could keep one endlessly entertained, there is the landscape itself—a mixture of grand parks, impressive gardens and beautiful seasides, all which make Melbourne a must on any Australian itinerary.

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Melbourne's temperate climate means visitors can comfortably sightsee year-round. Major sporting events (Australian Open, F1 Grand Prix) and festivals take place mainly in the warmer months, between November and March. Much of the city's action moves indoors as days become cooler, but Melburnians adapt to their winter well, switching out sun umbrellas for patio heaters at outdoor cafes and rooftop bars. Melbourne weather has a reputation for occasionally having "four seasons in one day," which should be kept in mind when packing for your trip here.

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Currency: Australian Dollar (Check the current exchange rate )

Language: English* *Visitors will quickly learn that Australians use a lot of slang in their everyday language, often shortening frequently-used words (i.e. "arvo" for afternoon, "avo" for avocado).

Many common words are also different to their US equivalent. Some handy examples: Elevator = lift Sidewalk = footpath Trash can = bin Cell phone = mobile Cookie = biscuit Chicken = chook Liquor store = bottle shop Flip-flops = thongs Swimsuit = bathers Sweater = jumper

Calling Code: +61

Capital City: Canberra

Tipping is uncommon in Australia. While never expected, it's also seen as inoffensive, should you wish to offer a tip. Exceptional service at a restaurant is an example of a situation in which a tip would happily be accepted.

Australians drive on the left side of the road. People here also keep to the left when walking on the sidewalk or standing on an escalator.

How to Get Around

A relatively flat city, much of Melbourne's sites and attractions can be reached easily on foot—many within walking distance of one another. Public transit is ample within inner Melbourne, and the city's iconic trams are easy to find. Taxis and rideshare options are also readily available.

Tram: The City Circle line is free and a great way to move around the Central Business District (CBD). Twenty-four routes cover more than 160 miles of track. With the exception of the City Circle, you'll need a myki card to ride a tram, and across all other public transit services.

Train: Melbourne's Metro train system includes an underground City Loop, which encompasses the CBD. There are 17 train lines that branch out from the City Loop, which reach further than the tram network, and can often be faster than a tram if journeying more than a couple of miles.

Bus: Your myki will come in handy if you find yourself in need of a bus. While trains and trams access most attractions, buses will come in handy for less accessible parts of town.

Taxi: 13cabs and Silver Top are the two main accredited taxi operators in Melbourne. You can hail them, phone or book using their respective apps. Ride-share: Uber and Ola are popular ride-share options in Melbourne. Another is Shebah, an all-women service.

Best Hotels

The langham.

Address: 1 Southgate Ave, Southbank, VIC 3006 Phone: (03) 8696 8888 Website

Overlooking the Yarra River, The Langham offers a luxury stay in an iconic location, with many of the 388 rooms offering views that encompass the city skyline, Flinders Street Station, St Paul's Cathedral and the MCG. Its restaurant, Melba, is renowned for its decadent afternoon teas, and its menu showcases local produce. Wellness facilities include a fitness center, 16.4-yard pool, and award-winning Chuan Spa.

Park Hyatt Melbourne

Address: 1 Parliament Square, off Parliament Place, Melbourne, VIC 3002 Phone: (03) 9224 1234 Website Book with Travel + Leisure

Ever so slightly set back from the bustle of the CDB grid and surrounded by manicured parks and the Fitzroy Gardens, Park Hyatt Melbourne feels like a luxurious oasis while remaining a stone's throw from the action. With 245 rooms and suites, the hotel also offers outdoor dining at its Trilogy Gardens, a stunning mosaic-decorated 27.3-yard swimming pool, day spa, gym and tennis court.

Hotel Windsor

Address: 111 Spring St, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: (03) 9633 6000 Website

Established in 1883, this grand hotel has been dazzling guests since before The Ritz in Paris or New York's Plaza Hotel were even established. Over the years it has hosted royalty, movie stars ranging from Gregory Peck to Meryl Streep, and sporting legends like Muhummad Ali. Situated on Spring Street across from Parliament House and next door to the Princess Theatre, each of the hotel's 180 rooms boast timeless elegance and comfort. Dine at restaurant One Eleven, or enjoy a beer and a pub meal at the historic Cricketers Bar.

Ink Hotel Melbourne

Address: 167 City Rd, Southbank, VIC 3006 Phone: (03) 9115 7000 Website

Vibrant artwork decorates all interiors at this 162-room hotel in Southbank, inspired by Melbourne's graffiti and street art. The complimentary barista-made coffee during your stay seals the deal on a trendy scene, which also offers a bar and cafe. Attractions such as the Arts Centre, NGV, and the Royal Botanic Gardens are all within walking distance.

The Westin Melbourne

Address: 205 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: (03) 9635 2222 Website

For those who like to be in the middle of the action, The Westin Melbourne sits in the heart of the CBD. The city's laneways wait right on the doorstep of this longtime favorite, which features 262 cosmopolitan rooms, many with balconies. A well-equipped gym and indoor pool are among The Westin's fitness facilities.

Coppersmith Hotel

Address: 435 Clarendon St, South Melbourne, VIC 3205 Phone: (03) 8696 7777 Website

With just 15 rooms, this understated, modern boutique hotel is removed from the hubbub of the city's CBD, while remaining close to attractions and transport. Albert Park Lake is nearby, along with the South Melbourne Market—perfect for a morning coffee and pastry pit-stop. Happy hour couldn't be easier to find, with a pub of the same name downstairs.

Best Restaurants

Flower drum.

Address: 17 Market Lane, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: (03) 9662 3655 Website

A crown jewel in Melbourne's dining scene for over 45 years, the Flower Drum offers Cantonese cuisine at its finest, with first-class service to match. Pearl meat and wild barramundi are among super-fresh seafood on offer; and the restaurant's iconic Peking Duck highlights on a menu that is both traditional and inventive. Reservations essential. Indoor dining only.

Charcoal Lane

Address: 136 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy, VIC 3065 Phone: (03) 9418 3400 Website

From crocodile ceviche to braised wallaby and mushroom wontons, this modern Australian restaurant showcases native game that delights and often surprises. Indigenous ingredients, such as lemon myrtle and davidson plum are utilized across the menu, infusing cocktails and desserts with a distinctive Australian flavor. Reservations recommended. Indoor dining.

Address: 74 Glen Eira Rd, Ripponlea, VIC 3185 Phone: (03) 9530 0111 Website

This fine dining restaurant, frequently found on 'Best Restaurants of the World' lists. Here, the focus is on experimental cuisine featuring native Australian ingredients. Plan ahead for this restaurant: bookings become available three months in advance and are snapped up quickly. Indoor dining only.

Address: 125 Flinders Ln, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: (03) 8663 2000 Website

This lively laneway restaurant specializes in fresh, South East Asian fare. Kingfish sashimi, pulled pork roll-ups and corn fritters are reliable highlights on the a la carte menu. There's often a wait here, but the restaurant's moody basement bar, GoGo, will keep you happy with its selection of innovative cocktails.

Jim's Greek Tavern

Address: 32 Johnston St, Collingwood, VIC 3066 Phone: (03) 9419 3827 With one of the largest Greek populations in the world outside of Greece, visitors are spoiled for choice when it comes to top-notch Greek cuisine in Melbourne, but you're guaranteed a one-of-a-kind experience at Jim's Greek Tavern. Buckle-up for a ride with no menu, as restaurant staff guide you through a mouth-watering variety of classic Greek fare, including lamb, seafood, dips and saganaki. Jim's is BYOB, so be sure to stop by the bottle shop on your way. Reservations recommended.

The Esplanade Hotel

Address: 11 The Esplanade, St Kilda, VIC 3182 Phone: (03) 9534 0211 Website

A beloved St Kilda mainstay dating back to 1878, "The Espy" has been through a number of reinventions over the years: most recently transforming from a dive bar into a slick, multi-floor venue offering a variety of vibes and dining options, with a focus on seasonal produce and shared plates. One thing that always remains the same: That gorgeous St Kilda Beach view. Indoor and outdoor dining options.

The Lui Bar

Address: 525 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: (03) 9691 3888 Website

Perched on the 55th floor of the Rialto tower and adjacent to fine dining restaurant Vue de Monde, consider the Lui Bar your go-to for views over Albert Park Lake and the bay, with one or two exquisite cocktails on the side. Reservations only required for groups of 6+.

The Brandon Hotel

Address: 237 Station St, Carlton North, VIC 3054 Phone: (03) 9347 2382 Website

Tucked away in the backstreets of the inner-northern suburbs, The Brandon Hotel knows its pub grub. Offering a mix of Aussie classics—including a really good Chicken Parma—you'll also find less-typical menu items, such as ham-hock, leek and potato croquettes. Venom Golden Ale is among local beers on tap.

Young & Jackson's

Address: 1 Swanston St, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: (03) 9650 3884 Website

A landmark pub across from Flinders Street Station offering local and international beer along with classic pub fare. Dine upstairs in Chloe's Brasserie, where French painter Jules Joseph Lefebvre's famous "Chloe" portrait has gazed over patrons since 1909.

Things to Do

Federation square.

Address: Corner Swanston & Flinders Streets, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: (03) 9655 1900 Website

A great starting point for first-time visitors, this striking public square sits between the Yarra River and the southern edge of the CBD, and directly across from Flinders Street Station. A popular meeting place and public event venue, it's where you'll find Melbourne's main Visitor Information Centre and the Koorie Heritage Trust, which offers information on Aboriginal history, walking tours and more. Two free museums are also located here: The Ian Potter Centre, which is the National Gallery of Victoria's home to Australian art; and the Australian Centre of the Moving Image (ACMI). A number of restaurants and bars operate within the square on a permanent and pop-up basis.

Popular laneways are dotted throughout the CBD grid, notably in the area between Flinders & Collins Streets / Elizabeth & Exhibition Streets Phone: (03) 9658 9658 Website

Melbourne's iconic laneways are home to numerous cafes, hidden bars, restaurants and boutiques. Famous for their striking graffiti and street art, these spaces effectively operate as free outdoor art galleries. Explore independently, or sign up to one of the many tours available. Tattersalls Lane, Duckboard Place, ACDC Lane, Croft Alley, and Hosier Lane are a handful of musts when it comes to viewing street art. If you're looking for quality cafes and hole-in-the-wall espresso bars, be sure not to miss Centre Place and Degraves Street.

Little Penguins at St Kilda Breakwater

Address: Pier Road, St Kilda, VIC 3182 Phone: Call Parks Victoria 131 963 Website

Enjoy a sunset stroll along St Kilda Pier before Little Penguins come home to roost at twilight. Around 1,400 Little Penguins call St Kilda home, returning to the breakwater every night after a hard day's fishing out at sea.

National Gallery of Victoria

Address: 180 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, VIC 3006 Phone: (03) 8620 2222 Website

Australia's oldest museum, the NGV: International houses an impressive collection of artworks from around the world, and hosts major international traveling exhibitions. The Roy Grounds-designed building is worthy of a visit by itself: The ceiling of the Great Hall, designed by Leonard French, features 224 stained-glass triangles, and is the largest cut-glass ceiling in the world. The iconic Waterwall at the museum's entrance is a fun posing location for all visitors, whether you're six, 26, or 60 years old.

Melbourne Museum

Address: 11 Nicholson St, Carlton, VIC 3053 Phone: (03) 8341 7777 Website

Situated in the beautiful Carlton Gardens, Melbourne Museum is a natural history museum, and so much more. Prehistoric wonders unique to the Australian continent can be found in the Science and Life Gallery, while the Melbourne Gallery details the history of the gold rush and the city's development. The museum is also home to Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, which explores Aboriginal culture and history; and the living Forest Gallery replicates the rainforests environment found just outside of the city. Keep an eye out for the critters that call this space home, including frogs and stunning Satin Bower Birds.

Royal Botanic Gardens

Address: Birdwood Avenue, Melbourne, VIC 3004 Phone: (03) 9252 2300 Website

Find a moment of zen within nearly 94 acres of stunningly-landscaped gardens, which offer vistas of the city skyline as it peeks through unique scenes, like the Arid Garden and Australian Forest Walk. Fern Gully will transport you seemingly in space and time, while the Aboriginal Heritage Walk is a valuable experience, where you can learn about Aboriginal history, traditional uses of native plants, and the spiritual meaning of Country. With more than 8,500 species of plants, the gardens are also home to two cafes: The Terrace and Jardin Tan.

Eureka skydeck

Address: 7 Riverside Quay, Southbank, VIC 3006 Phone: (03) 9693 8888 Website

With floor-to-ceiling windows and 360-degree views, the skydeck on the 88th floor of the Eureka building showcases the stunning geography in which the city is set. Views encompass Port Phillip Bay, Albert Park Lake, and the Dandenong Ranges, in addition to miniature versions of all those landmarks you've come to love. Suspended almost 980 feet above the ground is The Edge, a glass cube experience for those seeking thrills.

Best Shopping

Bourke street mall.

Address: Bourke Street, between Elizabeth and Swanston Streets, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Website

Running perpendicular between Swanston and Elizabeth Streets, Bourke Street Mall is a hub of activity, where tram riders, buskers, and shoppers intersect. Find department stores David Jones and Myer here, as well as popular chain stores and the entrances to several shopping arcades. On the corner of Elizabeth Street sits the GPO, a grand, Victorian-era building that once housed the general post office, and now operates as a luxe shopping mall.

Address: Within the CBD Website: royalarcade.com.au ; theblock.com.au

There are a number of historic arcades within the CBD, many of them heritage-listed and worth a visit for their architecture alone, particularly The Royal Arcade and The Block Arcade. The Royal Arcade offers a mix of curiosities: It's where local chocolate company Koko Black has its flagship cafe; while neighboring stores include Babushka, a shop dedicated to nesting dolls and Spellbox, for all your crystal and witchcraft needs. Celebrated local fine jeweler Canturi also finds a home here. The Block Arcade features a mix of design, fashion, and confectionary stores, including Haigh's, Australia's oldest family-run chocolate company.

Emporium Melbourne

Address: 287 Lonsdale St, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: (03) 8609 8221 Website

This multi-level complex in the heart of Melbourne's CBD houses over two dozen Australian fashion labels, including Dion Lee, Scanlan Theodore, Alice McCall, and Viktoria & Woods. Here you'll also find everyday favorites such as Uniqlo, T2, Muji, and Aesop.

Brunswick Street

Address: Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, is situated between Victoria Parade to the south and Alexandra Parade to the north.

Head here for local-fashion finds, such as the ethically-minded Arnsdorf and Kloke. Browse curated vintage at Hunter Gather and be sure to make a pit-stop at one of the street's many cafes or bars. Handcrafted jewelry and artistic decor stores embrace this district's bohemian vibe.

Queen Victoria Market

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Address: Corner of Elizabeth and Victoria Streets, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Phone: 03 9320 5822 Website

Dating back to 1878, this landmark market covers over 17 acres, making it the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere. Be sure to bring your appetite: this place is a food lover's heaven. Explore the artisanal purveyors, and be sure to get your hands on a hot-jam donut while you're here. Tea lovers must stop by McIver's for some of the best tea and coffee they can possibly find.

The Rose Street Artists' Market

Address: 60 Rose Street, Fitzroy, VIC 3065 Phone: (03) 9419 5529 Website

Discover great local art and design at this weekend market located off the northern end of Brunswick Street. Homewares, jewelry, and paintings are just a few of the unique handmade offerings.

Dejour Jeans

Address: 542 Sydney Rd, Brunswick, VIC 3056 Phone: (03) 9939 0667 Website

Made in Melbourne since 1989, Dejour is all about quality denim at a great price. With free on-the-spot tailoring, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better denim deal.

Neighborhoods to Know

CBD : The CBD (Central Business District) is Melbourne's easy-to-navigate center, with its grid layout encompassed by the free City Circle tram. You'll find many of the city's iconic landmarks here: The State Library of Victoria, Flinders Street Station, Parliament House, and St Paul's Cathedral are standouts; along with historic and lovingly-maintained historic arcades. This is where the city's famous laneways reside, home to scores of tucked-away restaurants, bars, and boutiques. The Bourke Street Mall and Swanston Street are both closed to local traffic—but watch out for trams! Plenty of shopping is to be found around here. Chinatown, on Little Bourke Street, is steeped in history and delicious cuisine, and has formed an intrinsic part of Melbourne since the mid-1800s. Lined with stately London Plane trees, Collins Street has a distinct European vibe. Its east end is where you'll find designer boutiques such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Versace, along with Her Majesty's Theatre.

Southbank : The spire of Melbourne's Arts Centre acts as a beacon for the city's arts precinct on the south side of the Yarra River: The Australian Ballet, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Theatre Company, and Opera Australia all call this institution home. The Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne Recital Centre, and Southbank Theatre are also nearby, all notable for their striking architecture as much as the creativity produced inside. The NGV International can also be found in this area, while along the riverbank itself you'll find restaurants, bars, and Crown casino.

St Kilda : Famous for its pier, palm trees, and penguins, this beachside suburb is abuzz on the water and off. Kite-surfing, jet-skiing, and fishing are all popular activities here, but nothing beats the relaxing simplicity in a walk along St Kilda Beach's tree-lined promenade, where nearby attractions include St Kilda Sea Baths, the historic St Kilda Pier, Luna Park amusement park, or one of the many seaside cafes, restaurants, and bars. Acland, Carlyle, and Fitzroy Streets are popular spots for food and shopping; after the sun sets, they are great places for live music, dancing, and nightlife.

Carlton : Head to Lygon Street in this inner-north neighborhood and you'll find Melbourne's Little Italy. Enjoy one of the many Italian restaurants here, or grab a sweet treat from famed pasticceria Brunetti. There are also more than a few gelateria to take your pick from here, too. The nearby Carlton Gardens are beautiful at any time of year, and is where you will find Melbourne Museum and the World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building.

Summer: December-February Melbourne's summers are typically hot and dry, but keep in mind the city's reputation for occasionally having "four seasons in one day." Averages can be deceptive because of this, with highs capable of reaching over 100, only to be erased by a cool change that causes temperatures to drop to the 60s. It happens infrequently enough not to affect summer vacation planning, but with that unpredictability in mind, be sure to pack a light jacket or cardigan, just in case.

Autumn: March-May This time of year can feel like an extension to summer, with plenty of warm, sunny days. Mornings become increasingly crisp as the season draws to a close. Evenings out on the town may require a coat.

Winter: June-August Melbourne's winters are mild enough to comfortably spend a day outdoors, with the right amount of layers. While Melbourne never sees a snowfall, winter mornings can be cold enough for frost in some areas, with overnight temperatures nearing freezing on occasion.

Spring: September-November Melbourne can sometimes be a little slow to come out of its winter, but spring here is typically sunny and comfortable, steadily warming up while remaining cool in the evenings.

Below are average temperatures in Fahrenheit. January: 61°F to 81°F February: 61°F to 80°F March: 58°F to 76°F April: 53°F to 70°F May: 49°F to 64°F June: 48°F to 59°F July: 45°F to 58°F August: 46°F to 61°F September: 49°F to 65°F October: 52°F to 69°F November: 55°F to 73°F December: 58°F to 77°F

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Here’s Why Swatch’s New Melbourne Flagship Store is an Absolute Must-Visit

F rom highly sought-after collaborations with OMEGA and Blancpain , to head-turning new releases like the Power of Nature collection and its square Bioceramic What If… timepieces, if there’s one watchmaker that’s started 2024 firing on all cylinders, it’s Swatch . And with the opening of a stunning new Melbourne flagship store—the largest in Australia— acting as the icing on its multi-layered horology cake, there’s never been a more exciting time to follow the iconic Swiss watchmaker. 

To celebrate the launch of this must-visit retail location at 260 Collins Street Mall, Melbourne, we’re diving into the key releases that have seen Swatch go from strength to strength of late, as it has consistently launched some of its most desirable, collectable, and innovative watches yet.

Power of Nature Collection

Drawing inspiration from the great outdoors, with tributes to fire, ice, water, and stone, this collection sees Swatch deploying inventive details and unique textures across dials and straps, striking the perfect balance between practicality, innovation, and style. 

There’s nothing quite like relaxing by a campfire and the first of the four Power of Nature timepieces is a celebration of precisely that. With a textured black dial, brushed stainless steel bezel, red second hand, and khaki textile strap, Swatch’s By the Bonfire watch recalls the earthy tones of the outdoors and the last embers flickering in the charcoal left by the campfire. 

The second watch in the collection features an oversized design constructed from stainless steel with a sandblasted finish. Echoing the uniquely icy chill of mountain peaks, Swatch’s Frost Bloom timepiece boasts a textured metallic blue dial and 3D indices as a tribute to the singular beauty of an ice-laden panorama. 

Sunbaked Sandstone is the third watch in the Power of Nature collection, taking inspiration from the wavy patterns of sand dunes and the heat of the desert sun. With an ultra-slim design constructed from stainless steel, it features a beige dial with white and pink print, paired with the practicality of a beige textile strap.

The final timepiece in Swatch’s Power of Nature collection is an elegant nod to the power of the waterfall. Ultra-thin and durable, the stainless-steel Splash Dance watch features a textured dial in metallic blue with green print, with luminous details designed to recall the flow of water over rock as it enters freefall. 

OMEGA X Swatch MoonSwatch

This innovative and refreshingly affordable collaboration between Swatch and OMEGA made quite the splash on launch and continues to send ripples of excitement throughout the watch-loving community. Celebrating the icon that is the Speedmaster Moonwatch—the first watch ever worn on the Moon—it offers up an incredibly varied collection of 11 timepieces, each named after a planetary body in our solar system, from our blazing sun to everyone’s favourite “dwarf” planet, Pluto.

Constructed using bioceramic material, the variety of colours and details on offer within the collection ensures everyone has a favourite, even if we can’t necessarily agree on which that should be — for instance Man of Many’s Ben Mckimm purchased the Mission to Saturn , whereas your humble author is quite fond of the Mission to Neptune. 

Considering how highly collectable these MoonSwatches are, it’s fortunate they’re a non-limited series. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself tempted to purchase more than one. 

Blancpain x Swatch Scuba Fifty Fathoms

Another groundbreaking collaboration, this collection saw Swatch join forces with Blancpain to honour the first true diver’s watch: the Fifty Fathoms. Boasting five models at first—Arctic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, and Antarctic Ocean—and then later welcoming the addition of the Ocean of Storms release, each watch from the range is constructed from bioceramic material and offers up its own signature colourway, along with a beautiful illustration on the back of each case. 

Powered by a SISTEM51 movement, these mechanical watches are equipped with a NATO strap that’s created using recycled fishing nets, which is a fitting nod to the affection for the ocean that fuelled the first Fifty Fathoms’ creation over 70 years ago. 

Like the OMEGA X Swatch MoonSwatch timepieces, Swatch’s collaboration with Blancpain is a non-limited offering that has struck a chord with collectors and watch lovers in Australia and around the world. 

Bioceramic What If… Collection

This striking range asks the question, what would the Swatch story look like if the brand’s first watch had traded its iconic round design for a handsome square one instead? In this imagined parallel universe, Swatch offers up a range of silky matte styles—again crafted from the brand’s innovative bioceramic material—that feature edge-to-edge square glass and a day-date window at 3 o’clock. Plus, each watch in the range features a printed battery cover on the back that depicts one of the original round watch faces from which this range took its hypothetical approach. 

Now available in four eye-catching soft pastel hues—Rose, Lemon, Sky, and Mint—along with the original Black, Green, Grey, and Beige, the Bioceramic What If.. collection offers up immaculate style from a possible alternate reality. 

Swatch’s New Melbourne Flagship Store

To get your hands on any of the incredible timepieces outlined above, don’t miss Swatch’s new flagship store, located on 260 Collins Street Mall in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD. As Swatch’s largest Australian retail location—boasting a massive 239 square metre footprint—it features an enormous range of the brand’s most desirable watches. In addition to those we’ve already covered here, you’ll find the Swatch NEON, Swatch Art Journey, and Big Bold ranges, which you’re invited to explore amidst the relaxing, fun, and casual atmosphere with help from Swatch’s friendly staff. 

For those located outside Melbourne, fear not, as you can explore everything Swatch has to offer at one of the brand’s other convenient locations: Pitt Street, Bondi Junction, Queen Street, South Wharf, and the recently opened Murray Street Mall. While Swatch has consistently knocked it out of the park of late, we have a feeling the brand is just getting started. It’s always an exciting time when Swatch is on a roll, so keep an eye on Swatch Australia’s Instagram to ensure you don’t miss what this iconic Swiss watchmaker has up its sleeve next.

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