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The different arcades in the city are all full of elegant shops and tearooms, including delicious cakes and treats. The Hopetoun Tearoom, located in the Block Arcade, is definitely one of the most famous. It was named after Lord Hopetoun's wife who opened it as a ladies meeting room.

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Federation square was originally the Princes Bridge Railway station that was built in 1859. The site was originally a train's bedroom until the 1990’s. Federation square was completed by 2002.

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Our favourite story from the tour was about an architect from England who was commissioned to designed St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne. He never visited Melbourne to oversee the building, but was horrified with the colour theme, chucked a tanty and quit the job. They tried to finish it several years later, but ran out of the same coloured stone and now St Paul's is multicoloured. In conclusion we all aspire to be that petty.

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The Melbourne Town Hall began construction in1867 and completed in1887. The Beatles greeted 150,000 people from the balcony.

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The Regent Theatre faced the threat of demolition when TVs became popular in Melbourne. However, the builders went on strike and refused to demolish it.

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St. Paul's Cathedral was created by William Butterfield, in 1867
The style imitates the cathedrals in England at the time with sophisticated designs on the outside and inside.

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The Athenæum was the oldest theatre in Melbourne. It was built in 1842. It is considered one of Melbourne's oldest buildings. It was first called the mechanics institute, it was like a tafe. The first silent movie in Australia was shown here.

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Soundscape from the tour..

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The Capitol Theatre was designed by Marion Mahoney Griffin and opened in 1924.. Unfortunately, It was partially demolished and is now used as an RMIT lecture theatre.