It had been 20 years since I was last in Melbourne. I was a dorky (probably still am) teenager back then and didn’t get to see much of the city back then. Even if I did, I don’t remember anything about it. I’m glad to have been reacquainted with the city last month – I could definitely live in it.
Yarn bombing around Melbourne, Australia’s arts and cultural hub.
Breakfast – love the cafe culture here.
More yarn bombing to raise awareness of breast cancer at the Cancer Council.
Federation Square or as the locals call it, Fed Square, the main public square that’s home to restaurants, bars, stores and cultural events.
The Fed Square logo – a good and simple graphic design if you ask me.
The Yarra River – we were blessed with beautiful weather and sunshine!
Hand-made glass platter for oysters sold at the St Kilda’s Esplanade Market that’s open every Sunday from 10am – 5pm. I love going to markets that sell hand-made handicrafts!
Cheery shift dresses for kids sold at the St Kilda’s Esplanade Market.
Absolutely gorgeous day to be out at St Kilda’s Beach.
Red poppies at the Shrine of Remembrance for war veterans.
Sit or lie down to admire the stained glass ceiling at the National Gallery of Victoria.
Colour-coordinated merchandise at the National Gallery of Victoria shop.
Cute bicycle bells sold at the National Gallery of Victoria shop. Cycling seems to be very popular in Melbourne.
Strips of ribbon adorn the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI)at Fed Square
Colourful stools at the ACMI
