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Collingwood Travel Guide

Melbourne Museum

Melbourne Museum explores life in Victoria, from our natural environment to our culture and history.Located in Carlton Gardens, opposite the historic Royal Exhibition Building, the award-winning Melbourne Museum houses a permanent collection in eight galleries, including one just for children.Highlights include a complete skeleton of a blue whale, the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, a living rainforest, the racehorse Phar Lap and an IMAX theatre on site. Major international exhibitions are presented in the Touring Hall.A visit to Melbourne Museum offers rich and often surprising insights into life in Victoria.

Icon Bar Lounge

ICON BAR is the perfect venue for your Hens night out. With Melbournes best DJ's and Party atmosphere, we'll have you (and your mum!) up on the bar dancing the night away.Your veil is your ticket to fun, with a $20 drink card on arrival, as well as Guestlist entry for groups of 10 or more. To book, simply email manager@iconbar.com.au

Australian Galleries Works on Paper

Australian Galleries was established in Melbourne by Tam and Anne Purves in June 1956. The space was originally the Purves’ pattern manufacturing business in the inner suburb of Collingwood. They supplied the all-important patterns to the local fashion industry which was centred around the warehouses in the adjoining streets. Together their vision and driving force resulted in the development of what was then, an extraordinary idea. They started a commercial gallery to show the small group of culturally important post-war Australian artists emerging in Melbourne who at the time had nowhere to seriously show and sell their work. The first painters to exhibit at Australian Galleries included artists who went on to become some of Australia’s greatest ever, such as Arthur Boyd, Sidney Nolan, Albert Tucker and John Perceval.