Best Arts and Culture Places in Montrose Post Office

"Possibly most well known for its iconic La Trobe reading room, the State Library of Victoria is a grand building that is well worthy of an hour’s exploration. As well as snapping a photo of the beautiful interior of the reading room, you can see various exhibits that demonstrate Victoria’s history, as well as various displays about literature. The coffee in neighbouring Mr Tonks is awesome as well!"

"At the time of writing for example there is an enchanting free exhibition about children’s books illustrations. Of course, there is also the typical program of storytelling, bounce and rhyme etc for younger kids that you can make use of. It is always worthwhile to check out the website for the latest program."

"The Australian Centre for the Moving Image is ‘Australia’s only national museum of film, video games, digital culture and art,’ and features two cinemas, exhibition spaces and the permanent and ever-evolving exhibit Screen Worlds. See Cate Blanchett’s Oscar, props from Baz Lurhmann’s Moulin Rouge and costumes from Kylie Minogue, Dame Edna and Heath Ledger. Visit the Time Slice room, gawk at the Zoetrope and discover the magic behind the moving image and digital culture."

"The pedestrianised square is the location of the Australian Centre for the Moving Image; a fascinating and informative space focussed on film and photography across Australia. Admission to ACMI is free to explore and check out their permanent exhibitions, however some temporary events, special exhibitions, or movie screenings may charge a small entry fee. As always, check ahead before visiting!"

"Art enthusiasts often find Melbourne’s cultural and art scene very fascinating. This is probably because the city’s vibrant cultural scene offers a range of top-class galleries, cutting-edge performance art..."

"Visit the Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens for somewhere unique in Melbourne – it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest existing exhibition buildings in the world. The building hosts various exhibitions and events in all areas of interest, of which price for each will vary so check out what’s on before visiting. Regardless, a simple walk around the outside provides a moment to admire the restoration work on this wonderful building!"

"Owned and operated by founder Anna Schwartz since 1986, the Anna Schwartz Gallery is a striking art gallery in the Melbourne CBD. As a well respected name in the arts, Anna Schwartz has attracted some of the country’s most intriguing contemporary artists, including Peter Booth, Ian Burns, John Young and Mike Parr. Exhibitions are always changing as she represents numerous established and emerging artists, so there is always something new and memorable to be experienced at this Flinders Lane gallery."

"Located in the heart of the city on the Northbank of the Yarra River, Signal is the last surviving signal box in Flinders Street Station. Once decommissioned, Signal has been converted into a creative studio for young people using simple environmental design concepts. Until your next visit, have a look-see at this creative hub online."

"Middle Park Hotel is another one of those historic steak pubs that Melbourne locals can never get enough of. The venue has been serving up hearty fare since 1889, and the fact that it remains one of the better choices for steak in Melbourne is testament to its supreme staying power. You might as well go all out here and get the full experience – a $145 1.4kg tomahawk black angus that’s cooked perfectly over a wood-fired grill."

"Ideally situated near Albert Park and modelled on contemporary ‘traveller’s rest’ accommodation, each of the 25 stylish hotel rooms have been designed by inventive Melbourne practice Six Degrees. Enjoy 10 per cent off best available rate and enjoy $10 bar and restaurant credit during your stay via an app. To redeem this offer, use the promo code STAYPLAY."

"Bottomless brunch every Saturday - 2 sessions, 2 hrs $70 bottomless brunch Come and enjoy some delicious cocktails for 2 hrs plus a main meal each for $70. Bottomless brunch sessions run from 12.30-2.30pm and 1.30-3.30pm"

"A beautiful inner-city park and a great back up if the wind is ruining your beach shoot. Small enough to feel quite intimate but there are lots of great spots for photos, depending on what time of day you arrive and where the sun is. Close to The Willows and The Park."

"The Mission to Seafarers, Victoria, active from 1857, has operated since 1917 from the heritage-listed building, 717 Flinders St, on the banks of the River Yarra. The Mission is highly regarded for its long and continuing service to those who live and work at sea. Guided tours available or casual visits are welcome 365 days of the year, refreshments available."