Named after philanthropist Sir Ian Potter, The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia is the world's first major gallery dedicated in its entirety to Australian art. With 25000 works to view, it's time to get cultural!
Cocktails and fine dining: Gimlet at Cavendish house does both. If you're going all-in, the Southern Rock Lobster served in-shell and with oodles of rep pepper rouille and lemon juice never disappoints.
Creatives, gallery-goers, teenages or retirees, The Nicholas Building is for everyone and has something for everyone. A cultural treasure, perhaps even the cultural heart of Melbourne, pay a visit here to let your creativity run wild.
Yet another charming cafe & bar to add to the ever-growing hot-spots of Melbourne. This time it takes the form of a hole-in-the-wall aesthetic. Head here for a morning caffeine fix, a delicious glass of vino, a sandwich for lunch and small plate wonders come nightfall.
Within the Nicholas Building is CAVES, a space where the temporary installations and exhibitions are as exciting as they are immersive.