Melbourne Food and Wine Festival History Highlights + World’s Longest Lunch

For centuries people have travelled around the world in search for food. Foodie Trails has been travelling around the world to share this food. Following the spice trade across the Indian Ocean and Africa to Europe or across Asia to Turkey, cuisine and spices are more interrelated that you could ever imagine.Ours is the love for food and culture.Melbourne being the cultural capital of Australia, the diversity of its people is reflected through the numerous eateries. You’ll find everything from Indian to Italian, Greek to Mexican, Turkish to Asian and everything in between.We invite you to join us on a journey to open your mind and taste buds.From an afternoon exploring a cuisine in Melbourne on a foodie trail or trying your hand at one of our cooking classes. If you want something more join us on an international trip to some of the most exotic food capitals of the world.Go on….Try something different.Taste the blend of flavours, Experience the culture, Explore the regions on a Foodie Trail.

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World's Longest Lunch is presented by La Trobe Financial

Immigration Museum (Museums Victoria)

Join us on March 21st for an immersive journey through Melbourne’s iconic food, culture, and history, culminating in a memorable experience at the World’s Longest Lunch! This exclusive collaboration between Foodie Trails and the Melbourne Food &amp; Wine Festival offers you a unique day filled with culinary delights, historic landmarks, and a deep dive into Melbourne's rich cultural heritage.At the end of the trou join the World’s Longest Lunch. The renowned opening event of the Melbourne Food &amp; Wine Festival features an exclusive three-course lunch from international guest chef Curtis Stone with matching wines, served across more than 600 metres of table winding through Melbourne’s superb Kings Domain. It’s a spectacular dining experience that must be seen to be believed.   This tour is perfect for food lovers and history buffs looking to celebrate Melbourne’s flavours, stories, and community. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore, taste, and indulge in the very heart of Melbourne and attend the flagship event at Australia’s biggest and longest running food and wine festival! Your curated experience includes:<ul><li><ul><li>Start your journey with a warm Meet &amp; Greet outside the iconic Immigration Museum.</li><li>Indulge in Melbourne’s celebrated coffee culture at Saluministi, a local gem offering authentic Italian flavours.</li><li>Dive into the stories of Melbourne's early settlers and multicultural evolution with a visit to the Immigration Museum.</li><li>Stroll through the Gothic Bank precinct to the elegant Block Arcade, where you’ll explore boutique shops and discover the spice haven of Gewürzhaus.</li><li>Uncover the history and charm of Chinatown, followed by a delicious dumpling tasting at the acclaimed Tim Ho Wan.</li><li>Hop on a tram to Flinders Street Station and enjoy a scenic walk to Kings Domain, the venue for the spectacular World’s Longest Lunch. This Melbourne Food &amp; Wine Festival feature showcases an exclusive three-course meal by international guest chef Curtis Stone, paired with fine wines and served along a stunning 600-meter-long table in the heart of Melbourne’s gardens.</li></ul></li></ul>Tour Details:<ul><li>Starting Point: Immigration Museum - Discovery Centre</li><li>Tour Commences: 9:30 AM</li><li>Tour Concludes: 12noon - where you are dropped off at the World's Longest Lunch event. Your ticket to the World's longest lunch is included in the tour cost.</li></ul>Practical Tips:<ul><li>Rain or shine, we explore Melbourne's streets, so come prepared for the unpredictable weather.</li></ul>Special Requests:<ul><li>Vegan options and other dietary requirements are all catered for—just let us know at the time of booking.</li></ul>

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