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Australian Boys Choir


Inspiring choral music
Mont Albert
Melbourne, VIC 3127
Australia
+61 (0)3 9888 4898
http://home.vicnet.net.au/~abc...
The Australian Boys Choir has developed significantly since its modest beginnings 60 years ago as a high school choir in Victoria. It is one of three vocal groups under the Australian Boys Choral Institute. Recognised as the country's oldest secular boys choir, it has upheld its choral excellence through a traditional training scheme that concentrates on an applicant's musicianship, rather than his age. The group has performed extensively throughout the US and took part in America Fest—a celebration of male choirs. The group performs nationally on a regular basis and can occasionally be seen with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Birrarung Park


Bird watching, bike paths and barbecues
Templestowe Road
Templestowe Lower
Melbourne, VIC 3107
Australia
+61 3 9846 1338
http://www.parkweb.vic.gov.au
Along the banks of the Yarra River in the north-eastern suburbs are many great parks with bike tracks, barbecues and picnic areas. If you are looking for a healthy day out in the wide open spaces without going too far from Melbourne, this is the place to head for. Birrarung Park also boasts a small lake which is a magnet for local bird life. A leisurely walk or bike ride from the car park will take you around the lake and you can stop on the observation deck to see how many different species you can spot.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Birrarung Park photo by TigTab
Photo: TigTab
Birrarung Park photo by Lachlan Doig
Photo: Lachlan Doig
Birrarung Park photo by Neil Stewart
Photo: Neil Stewart
 

 
Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Centre


All pool activities covered
Corner High Street and Edgar Street
Glen Iris
Melbourne, VIC 3146
Australia
+61 3 9824 8800
Somewhat incongruously - or perhaps perfectly congruously - named after a former Australian prime minister who died by drowning, the Harold Holt Centre offers pretty much everything for keen swimmers. There is a 50 metre outdoor pool and a 25 metre indoor pool. The indoor section also includes a spa, hydrotherapy pool and learners' pool. During the summer months, the outdoor spa is opened, along with the toddlers' and dive pools. Yoga, massage and self-defence courses are also offered. Admission: Adults AUD3.40; children and students AUD2.20; families AUD8.50.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hawthorn Football Club


The powerful Hawks
37 Linda Crescent
Hawthorn
Melbourne, VIC 3122
Australia
+61 (0 )3 9816 2658 (Membership)
http://www.hawthornfc.com.au
Hawthorn was the team to beat in the 1970s and 1980s. While its fortunes have fluctuated in recent years, seven premierships since 1976 are not to be ignored. Priding itself on being "the family club", the "Hawks" escaped a threatened merger with Melbourne in 1996, to regain healthy membership figures and finances. In 2000, Hawthorn acquired a new coach--ex-premiership player Peter Schwab--and a new outlook. Now is the time for these young Hawks to deliver on the promise they show.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hay's Paddock Adventure Playground


An adventure playground for all abilities
Longstaff Street
Kew East
Melbourne, VIC 3101
Australia
+61 3 9278 4444
Hay's Paddock bills itself as the first community playground in Australia designed for children of all physical and intellectual abilities. It certainly provides stimulation for all senses with lots of interesting things to feel and smell: listening tubes, brightly coloured climbing equipment and even a treehouse with pretend binoculars for birdwatching. Some signs are in Braille and there are special swings suitable for disabled children. The playground takes up one corner of a large area of playing fields, bushland and wetlands that are home to many native birds.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Heide Museum of Modern Art


Heide Museum of Modern Art
7 Templestowe Road
Bulleen
Melbourne, VIC 3105
Australia
+61 3 9850 1500
http://www.heide.com.au/
Located just 15 minutes from the centre of Melbourne, Heide is one of the most popular museums in Australia. Once the home of art patrons John and Sunday Reed, it now exhibits paintings of new aspiring artistes, while encouraging young talent in the field of modern art. Attend one of the museum's special tours to gain a perspective on its activities and initiatives. Avail of the membership, or join the new Heide Foundation and support this non-profit organization financially. The gardens can also be booked for wedding receptions and private parties.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Heide Museum of Modern Art photo by Jamie Wodetzki
Photo: Jamie Wodetzki
Heide Museum of Modern Art photo by Julian Faelli
Photo: Julian Faelli
Heide Museum of Modern Art photo by Trish Wilkinson
Photo: Trish Wilkinson
Heide Museum of Modern Art photo by Griffin Stewart
Photo: Griffin Stewart
Heide Museum of Modern Art photo by Matthew Lew
Photo: Matthew Lew
 

 
Hepburn Day Spa


Soothe the soul
1110 High Street
Armadale
Melbourne, VIC 3143
Australia
Bringing a touch of Hepburn Springs to metropolitan Melbourne, this day spa is just the thing to refresh and rejuvenate. Select from a menu of 12 facials, including some using Thalgo products. The Aerospa Revitalising is a wonderful aroma bath experience using essential oils of orange and peppermint for an instant lift. The one hour body facial is another treat, with its mineralised body scrub and lemon oil smoother. There is also a branch in the Hilton on the Park hotel near the central business district.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Phoenix Park Community Adventure Playground


Active play in a safe environment
Corner Rob Roy Road and Ivanhoe Grove
Malvern East
Melbourne, VIC 3148
Australia
The local community is rightly very proud of this magnificent adventure playground. The huge, elaborate timber structure resembles a castle or fort with lots of walkways, bridges, lookout towers and so on. Slides, swings, flying foxes and sand pits will also keep the kids busy. There is a low fence all the way around to prevent littlies from running onto the road, although the surrounding streets are fairly quiet. Chadstone Shopping Centre is nearby so if you and the kids need a fresh air break before or after shopping, check out this playground!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Spa at Myer


Pure indulgence
Ground Level, Myer, Chadstone
Chadstone Shopping Centre
Melbourne, VIC 3148
Australia
+61 3 9567 6222
At this Aveda concept salon and spa, you will find treatments to de-stress, renew and rebalance using the finest aromatherapy products. Treat yourself to a two-hour Himalayan Rejuvenation Treatment, an Aqua Body Polish, a Plant Pure-fume Steam Bath, or a Pressure Point Foot Massage—just to name a few of the exotic sounding treatments. There are also a number of treatments specifically designed for men. If pressed for time, two therapists will work on you--perfect when trying to wind down during your lunch break! Located within Myer Department Store in Chadstone.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Wattle Park


Bushland oasis in the suburbs
1012 Riversdale Road
Surrey Hills
Melbourne, VIC 3127
Australia
+61 3 9888 9989
http://www.parkweb.vic.gov.au/
Generations of Melbourne children have climbed in, out and over the old trams parked here, rather incongruously, in the bushland setting. They are still a major drawcard of this sprawling park, which also comprises a golf course, tennis courts, barbecues and an oval. At the centre of the park is the charming Wattle Park Chalet, built in the 1920's and often used for receptions. A newer addition is a well-designed and constructed adventure playground. Apart from the odd traffic noises, it is easy to imagine you are in the bush. A kiosk near the golf course sells light snacks.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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