Happy customers enjoying drinks on a rooftop
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10 ways to have the best spring ever in Melbourne

Spring is finally here, which means that Melbourne is blooming with so many beautiful things to do

Liv Condous
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With the arrival of warmer weather, our city is finally getting its groove back. There's so much to do and see during spring, including festivals, outdoor events, exhibitions, theatre productions and, of course, plenty of fun in the sun. So to make sure your spring is jam-packed with good times and good vibes, we've curated a list of ten of the best things to do this season – enjoy!

For more ideas on what to do this spring, check out our complete list of things to do in September

Plus, these are the city's best beer gardens and rooftop bars to soak up the sunshine. 

The best things to do in Melbourne this spring

  • Bars & Pubs

Attenzione! Did you miss out on a Euro summer holiday this year? Never fear, because a little slice of the Italian coastline is coming to Melbourne. Now in its ninth year (yep, we officially feel old now), the beloved on-water venue will transform into Afloat Capri – a sun-soaked homage to the epic beach clubs of the famous Italian isle. With an entirely refreshed design, menu and entertainment line-up, you can expect lemon trees galore, hand-painted ceramic planters, pastel-hued walls with custom illustrations and striped umbrellas.

  • Things to do
  • Kew

It's an iconic Melbourne landmark and the oldest boathouse on the Yarra River, and now, after an incredible transformation, Studley Park Boathouse is welcoming back visitors. With more than 150 years of experience charming locals and tourists alike, the new family friendly venue now boasts a transformed dining, drinking and entertainment space. Hire a boat to cruise along the Yarra River and make a day of it. 

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  • Health and beauty
  • Spas

What could be more luxe and relaxing than soaking in blissful hot water? Whether you’re looking for a chilled-out day trip or a weekend away with friends, these hot and mineral spring havens are easily accessible from Melbourne. As well as the mineral spring resorts in Daylesford and the ultra-popular hot springs on the Mornington Peninsula, there are a smattering of hidden oases waiting to be explored across Victoria.

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