Southbank Minimalism Condo

1. Coles - 229 Coventry St, south melbourne 20 mins walk 2. IGA express is on st kilda road just around the corner from Coventry st. (2 mins walk)

South Melbourne Market is just 20 mins walk from the apartment. On your way there you will find some really cool shops and cafes. At the market, you can get fresh food & veggies, you will find restaurants and shops. Don't forget to try their famous dim sum & oysters! Tips: Check their opening hours online before going. VICTORIA MARKET is another market you can check out. It's in the CBD at the corner of Franklin St & Elizabeth St. You can pretty much tram in. Don't forget to check the route before going!

Clinic Nearby: Southbank Medical Clinic 151 Sturt St. https://southbankmedicalclinic.com.au/ Nearest Emergency Room: St Vincent ER 24hrs. 41 Victoria Parade (14 mins drive)

Restaurants & Bars - Ayam Chef 67-69 Coventry st- Malaysian opens at night (5 mins walk) - The Left-Handed Chef 108 Bank St, South Melbourne. Hearty Israeli food. - Bellota Wine Bar 181 Bank St - a posh Italian dining - Lûmé - Shaun Quade's innovative restaurant set-course only - Whisky Den – 2B/27 Russell St. Melbourne. If you are a fan of world whiskey like me, make sure to visit the boys at Whisky Den. The owner is Joseph and the boys who work behind the bar are great people to ask for local "Don't Miss" advice. Say Hi for me!

Although I don't have coffee machine in the apartment but I got you covered with my favourite Cafes: - Story So Far: 8b Dorca St (just behind our building on the Coventry St) * Story so far has a shop 2 right next to shop 1, they do Pizza till pretty late! - Kettle Black Cafe: 50 Albert Rd, South Melbourne (10 mins walk), a must-visit brunch spot in Melbourne

If I am not able to accommodate your early or late check-in/out request, there are a selection of luggage storage facilities across the Melbourne CBD, including Shop2, Baggage Storage by Smarte Carte and Southern Cross Station.

PT system: https://insiderguides.com.au/public-transport-melbourne/ Plan your journey: https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey/ Q&A about Miki Card: https://www.ptua.org.au/tips/myki-qa/ My advice is if you can use a scooter/bike, take the shared scooter & bike! It's super easy to find them around the area. Please be aware that it's a legal requirement for you to wear a helmet.

https://www.australia.com/en/places/melbourne-and-surrounds/guide-to-melbourne.html