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The Stork Hotel is a part of the vibrant market precinct, within walking
distance to all major cultural & recreational attractions, & provides
a convenient gateway to Victoria's scenic towns.
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The Queen Vic Market is the largest fresh food produce market in the southern
hemisphere, renowned for its cheap fish & seafood (freshly caught
bream, trout, snapping Moreton Bay Bugs & frisky lobsters), meat section
(whole sides of lamb or just a single chop), & acres of fruit &
vegetables trucked in from neighbouring farms daily.
Guests of the Stork Hotel can also obtain discounted rates for the famous
"Queen Vic Foodies tour".
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The Market Precinct area abounds in cafes, Asian fast food outlets, Italian
eateries, French pastisseries & food marts, all providing great value
for money. The bustling delicatessen section of the Queen Vic Market also
provides a feast of delicious snack foods ranging from coffee & croissants
to quiche, pizza & fried rice, all freshly made & piping hot -
sit in the sun & watch the buskers or just while away time with the
pidgeons & friendly locals while you eat!
if you wait until one hour before the Market closes on Tuesdays &
Saturdays, large platters of meat & boxes of fruit & vegies are
further discounted to clear before a non-market day many Stork Hotel guests
buy their meat & vegies at the Market, then cook up a storm in our
guests' kitchen ... saving money while having fun.
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Melbourne is renowned as the shopping capital of Australia - people travel
from all over the country to shop in our city & neighbouring suburbs.
At your doorstep is the Queen Victoria Market which houses acres of clothing,
leather wear, souvenir & toy sections as well as food - a few hours
spent here can save you hundreds of dollars!
A 20 minute tram ride from the Stork Hotel will take you to
Smith Street, Collingwood, the super discount street Bridge Road, Richmond,
the centre of the designer fashion industry seconds & discontinued
stock in all ranges of clothing & footwear Chapel Street, South Yarra,
for the funky young designer fashion labels And of course just a short
stroll away are Collins & Bourke Streets, with the Myer' & David
Jones' department stores, & the mansion of shopping - Melbourne Central.
Our staff can also book you on the popular bus shopping tours to the
inner suburban belt of discount warehouses & clothing outlets of famous
names, seconds & superseded models in clothing, footwear & manchester.
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Internet cafes are springing up around the precinct to cater for demand.
At last count there were five within two blocks with special offers &
coffee on the side!
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The Stork Hotel is within walking distance or a short tram ride to a number
of Melbourne's major attractions, including ...
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National Gallery MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground)
Parliament House Restaurants & Cafes
Melbourne Zoo Royal Botanic Gardens
Night Clubs
Colonial Stadium State Library
Post Office & Major Banks
St Kilda, Carlton & Fitzroy
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Crown Casino
Theatres & Cinemas
Churches & Cathedrals
Museum of Victoria
Melbourne Park/Tennis Centre
David Jones, Myer, etc.
RMIT & Melbourne Uni
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Discounted rates for tours of
the Queen Victoria Market & MCG are available when you stay at the
Stork Hotel.
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The central location of the Stork Hotel makes it an ideal gateway to Victoria's
key attractions, including the Ballarat Goldfields, Dandenong Ranges,
Grampians, Great Ocean Road, Philip Island & the Yarra Glen Vineyards.
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For links to these & more
Victorian getaways, see the Visit
Victoria Web site.
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STORK HOTEL . 504 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. Australia 3000
Phone: (+613) 9663 6237
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