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The best suburb near RMIT depends on your priorities. Carlton and Melbourne CBD are convenient for campus access, North Melbourne offers a residential alternative close to the city, and Brunswick is worth exploring for shared housing and local culture. Fitzroy may suit students who prefer a more social neighbourhood.
By Melbourne Sphere editors · Editorial team
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Melbourne has many beautiful spots for a surprise picnic. Royal Botanic Gardens is ideal for a romantic and peaceful experience, while St Kilda Botanical Gardens offers a relaxed setting. Carlton Gardens is perfect for an elegant picnic, Studley Park suits nature lovers, and Alexandra Gardens is a great riverside option. Bring a picnic basket, flowers, a small gift and a camera to make the surprise extra memorable.
By Melbourne Sphere editors · Editorial team
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St Kilda is known for its beach, historic landmarks, entertainment, food and lively atmosphere. Popular attractions include St Kilda Beach, Luna Park, Acland Street, St Kilda Pier and the Palais Theatre. The suburb is also known for its cafés, restaurants, nightlife, arts scene, heritage architecture and little penguins near the pier.
By Melbourne Sphere editors · Editorial team
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Watching the first sunrise of the year is a beautiful way to begin January in Melbourne. From the peaceful Royal Botanic Gardens and scenic Albert Park Lake to the iconic St Kilda Pier, Brighton Beach, Williamstown Waterfront, and Point Ormond, there are plenty of locations for enjoying the morning sky and taking memorable photographs. Arrive early, check the sunrise time and weather, and choose a location that matches the kind of view you want—whether it's a city skyline, lake, beach, pier, or
By Melbourne Sphere editors · Editorial team
Around the city
Find your way around the city and its neighbourhoods.
