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All-Energy Australia 2010 Exhibition & Conference

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Set in the heart of South Wharf, an area set to become Melbourne's newest business and dining precinct, the stylish Hilton Melbourne South Wharf hotel is located conveniently close to the airport and the cosmopolitan city centre.

 

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Crown Metropol redefines the word “nu-luxury” in hotels and is home to 658 designer-inspired accommodation rooms including 33 suites. Guests staying at Crown Metropol can enjoy a range of unique experiences.

 

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Located a five minute walk to the Exhibition Centre. Contemporary, spacious guest rooms include individually controlled air conditioning, multi channel TV with in-house movie system and entertainment console, minibar, ice machine on each floor, in-room dining, ironing facilities, safe, IDD telephone and internet data point, Play station and internet facility.

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At Crowne Plaza Melbourne, you will experience the full range of hotel facilities and services at reasonable prices. The hotel offers 383 spacious and exceptionally comfortable rooms with all the amenities you would expect in a contemporary hotel.

 

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Holiday Inn on Flinders Melbourne is a boutique style hotel located in the heart of the Melbourne CBD. Whether you are coming to Melbourne for shopping, sport, dining or business, Holiday Inn on Flinders is the ideal location.

 

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Enjoy a bright and spacious apartment in the heart of Melbourne's arts and cultural precinct and be only a short walk to the CBD, Crown Casino, Yarra River, Exhibition Centre and beautiful gardens.

 

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Hotel Enterprize provides the perfect location for both the tourist and business client alike, offering very affordable prices and placing you within close proximity to all of Melbourne's wonderful attractions including:  Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre, Crown Casino, Southgate, New Quay, Etihad Stadium, MCG, Federation Square and much more.

Passion for food and wine is a tradition in this city; chefs are celebrities, and wine masters are finding a voice. Many of Melbourne's wine focused restaurants are off the main streets, where design of the dining experience is as important as the skills in the kitchen. Enjoy an early evening walk discovering three unique restaurants and learn of the sommeliers' influences on menu's and cellaring choices. More than a wine tasting, this is a night to indulge in just a few of Melbourne's many epicurean establishments, and explore a relationship with the often silent hero's of the wine industry. Generous wine samples, food tastings and notes included.

Visit the venues that host some of Australia's favourite sporting events. Explore Flemington, home of the Melbourne Cup the horse race that stops the nation. Drive through the Commonwealth Games Athletes Village and around Albert Park, on the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit. Tour behind the scenes of the Melbourne Cricket Ground, a super stage for Australian sport, stadium for the 1956 Olympics, Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games, International Cricket and Australian Rules Football. Drive to Etihad Stadium and enjoy lunch overlooking the arena.

Travel via the city of Geelong and Corio Bay. View the popular coastal townships of Torquay and Lorne - a surfer's haven and retreat. Pass world famous Bells Beach, home to World Surfing Championships. Travel the length of the Great Ocean Road passing towering limestone cliffs, sweeping white beaches and stunning forest scenery. Truly one of the world's great scenic coastal drives. Witness a fabulous spectacle of massive natural erosion. Contrasts abound between rugged coast and verdant rainforest living side by side. See the amazing Twelve Apostles - limestone stacks rising ramatically from the Southern Ocean and visit the Information Centre. Walk along the boardwalk and enjoy the scenery from various viewing platforms. See Loch Ard Gorge and be swept away by the romantic and tragic story of love and lives lost aboard the Loch Ard. Explore Port Campbell National Park. Discover the tragic history of over 50 ships wrecked along this rugged coastline. Continue beyond Port Campbell to the remnants of London Bridge. Don't forget extra film as you embark on a number of great photo locations including Razorback and Island Arch. See the spectacular night lights of Melbourne as you cross the West Gate Bridge.

 

Relax and enjoy the great scenery, famous wines and delicious cuisine of Victorias premier wine region. Enjoy the lush ferns and dense forests of the nearby Dandenong Ranges. En route visit the Beautiful Sherbrooke Forest, home to lyrebirds, crimson rosellas, cockatoos and kookaburras. Look out for these native birds. Enjoy the picturesque mountain villages scattered along the way and the spectacular views of Melbournes skyline. Enjoy a traditional morning tea of Aussie billy tea, Lamingtons and vegemite crackers. See picturesque mountain villages scattered along the way and the spectacular views of Melbournes skyline. Ride the restored Puffing Billy Steam Train for a memorable journey on Australias most notable narrow gauge railway, tour the Yarra Valleys beautiful verdant hills and prosperous vineyards. Enjoy a delicious spit roast lunch (additional cost) at Fergussons Winery while sampling some local wines. After lunch, wander among Australia's unique birds and animals in the natural bushland setting of Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary, Australia's premier wildlife and nature sanctuary and home to over 200 species of Australian birds, mammals and reptiles. Get up close to koalas, kangaroos, wombats, emus, cockatoos, parrots and many more and witness the amazing and exciting Eagles Fly demonstration within the sanctuary. See Healesville Sanctuarys renowned nocturnal house with the shy platypus, walk through large aviaries and pond areas.