Best Bath Houses in Dandenong

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"It's not as weird as it sounds, and in fact is super-refreshing. The design forces 12 jets of water onto separate muscle groups while a cascade of rain-like shower and steam comes from above. Chuan at the Langham also offers a spacious salt-water jacuzzi with views over Flinders Street Station, a cleansing sauna, and steam room, all designed to create an ambience of tranquillity for both contemplation and inspiration."

"Arbory Afloat is only available during summer months as it’s the pop-up on the Yarra version of Arbory bar, directly behind Flinders Street Station. Its an unusual dining experience in Melbourne because you’re eating on the river. If you just eat at Arbory, it’s still worth visiting because the burgers are tasty and the bar itself is unique due to it’s long and narrow structure."

"The stunning riverside location is not the only reason to visit Arbory Afloat. Its new, Miami-inspired menu is full of Mexican and Latin American flavours, with influences from across the Caribbean. Think tostadas, empanadas and tacos."

"This year Arbory Afloat Beach House brings summer fun to the Yarra with a new laidback and chic aesthetic drawing inspiration from our own backyard: The Australian Beach House"

"chinese museum chinatown melb jjron 6-07-2016|©John O'Neil /WikiCommons. Located in Chinatown, the Chinese Museum is dedicated to preserving the heritage and culture of the Australian Chinese community. Also acting as Chinatown’s visitors centre, the museum features three permanent exhibitions: Finding Gold, Dragon Gallery and Chinese Australian History."

"The Melbourne Chinese museum has just been through a major redevelopment. It covers the stories of the Chinese community that has been part of Melbourne for over 150 years. A new interactive exhibition called Bridge of Memories tells the personal stories of Chinese migrants, who began arriving in Melbourne from the 1850s."

"Discover a specialist collection of books, manuscripts, photographs, maps, postcards and art works focussing on the history of Melbourne Australia and Victoria. It is in 239 A'Beckett Street"

"Another one of the educational things to do for families in Melbourne is a visit to the Immigration Museum. The Immigration Museum is in the Old Customs House, which was the former administrative centre for Melbourne’s immigration and customs. Over two floors, the museum documents the history of immigration in Australia, the various policies in place over time and the multiple reasons certain people have immigrated to Australia."

"An autistic-friendly museum, the Immigration Museum aims at telling the stories of people that have come to Australia one way or the other. Explore with them what it means to leave your home country, look at the different cultures that now call Australia home and follow lots of personal stories. Best of all, kids enter free."

"Heritage meets modern at Primary @ Pioneers Park on Peel Street in Berwick. This Federation-style family-friendly café is housed in an old school building, part of which is heritage listed, and oozes ... Order OnlineRequest Booking"