Melbourne is a destination renowned for its vibrant lifestyle, featuring a prestigious arts scene, fantastic shopping and dining, various family-friendly events and activities, and a broad multicultural community.
Victoria's largest city has also been recognised as a brilliant place to live, with Melbourne voted the most liveable city in the world in 2012 for the second-year running. This was based on five categories, where the city picked up perfect scores for education, healthcare and infrastructure.
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Come October, one of Australia's flagship international arts festival will be coming to the city, bringing in tow a wonderful program of theatre, dance, music, visual arts, film and more to entertain and enthrall the whole family.
The Melbourne Festival will take place between October 11-27 with a dedicated kids weekend (October 19-20) featuring book markets, children's films and a pop-up planting stall, and music from The Cinematic Orchestra, Gurrumul and Hiatus Kaiyote to entertain the adults.
"Melbourne Festival at its heart is a celebration of this city. With this Festival program, we wanted to really explore the city and see it through different eyes; to appreciate the depth of its creative history and how this is woven into the fabric of the urban landscape," said Festival Director Josephine Ridge.
The city hosts a range of fantastic events throughout the year including the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, the Australian Open and the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
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