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 *'''Police Museum'''&mdash; Also located on Flinders Street, see over 150 years of stories and displays of crime, justice, courage, forensic techniques and examples of how police are making Victoria a safer place to live.
 *'''Shrine of Remembrance'''&mdash; Located on St Kilda Road, Major War Memorial with unique Ray of Light demonstration every half hour. Also offering panoramic views of Melbourne parks from rooftop balcony.
-*'''The Yarra'''&mdash; famous as the "river that flows upside down"(because of it's brown coloration) the Yarra winds its way through the heart of Melbourne with beautiful walks, enjoyable boat trips, and frequent opportunities to picnic or use the public coin-operated BBQs for the full Aussie eating experience.
+*'''The Yarra'''&mdash; famous as the "river that flows upside down"(because of it's brown coloration) the Yarra winds its way through the heart of Melbourne with beautiful walks, enjoyable boat trips, and frequent opportunities to picnic or use the public free BBQs along the riverside by the botanical gardens for the full Aussie eating experience.
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 ===Museums and galleries===
-[[Image:Adelaide.JPG|thumb|300px|right|Adelaide from the Torrens]]
+[[Image:Adelaide.JPG|thumb|Adelaide from the Torrens]]
-*'''Adelaide Zoo''', [http://www.zoossa.com.au/adelaide-zoo] Frome Road (''Adelaide and Monarto Zoo''). Daily 09:30-17:00 (including Christmas). The only place in Australia and one of only a few in the world to see giant pandas.
+*[http://www.zoossa.com.au/adelaide-zoo Adelaide Zoo] (''Adelaide and Monarto Zoo''), Frome Rd. Daily 09:30-17:00 (including Christmas). The only place in Australia and one of only a few in the world to see giant pandas.
 *[http://www.history.sa.gov.au/migration/migration.htm Migration Museum], Kintore Ave (''Behind the State Library''). Daily 10:00-17:00 but closed Good Friday and 25 Dec. Learn about the history of different migrants across the centuries and South Australia's heritage and present as a state of migrants.
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 * '''Gawler Museum''', via Gawler train line.
-* <see name="HMS Buffalo" alt="" address="Cnr Adelphi Terrace/Anzac Hwy" directions="Glenelg, northern end of the beach" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8294 7000" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.thebuffalo.com.au/" hours="" price="">An exact replica of the ship that brought the first free settlers to South Australia in 1833. Small museum and restaurant.</see>
+* <see name="HMS Buffalo" alt="" address="Cnr Adelphi Terrace/Anzac Hwy" directions="Glenelg, northern end of the beach" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8294-7000" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.thebuffalo.com.au/" hours="" price="">An exact replica of the ship that brought the first free settlers to South Australia in 1833. Small museum and restaurant.</see>
-* '''South Australian Maritime Museum''', 126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide. ☎+61 8 82076255. [http://maritime.historysa.com.au/collections/port-adelaide-nautical-museum] $8.50, concession $6.50, child $3.50, family $22 (2 adults &amp; up to 5 children). 10am-5pm. Australia's oldest maritime museum. Learn all about ships and wrecks and Port Adelaide's dolphins in an atmospheric historical building.
+*[http://maritime.historysa.com.au/collections/port-adelaide-nautical-museum South Australian Maritime Museum], 126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide. ☎+61 8 8207-6255.  $8.50, concession $6.50, child $3.50, family $22 (2 adults &amp; up to 5 children). Daily 10:00-17:00. Australia's oldest maritime museum. Learn all about ships and wrecks and Port Adelaide's dolphins in an atmospheric historical building.
-*[http://www.history.sa.gov.au/motor/motor.htm National Motor Museum], Birdwood. Large automotive museum collection less than 1 hr drive from the city centre.
+*[http://www.history.sa.gov.au/motor/motor.htm National Motor Museum], Birdwood. Large automotive museum collection less than 1&nbsp;hr drive from the city centre.
-* <see name="National Wine Centre" alt="" address="Cnr of Botanic and Hackney Rd, Hackney" directions="" phone="+61 8 8303 3355" email="nwc.info@adelaide.edu.au" fax="+61 8 8303 7444" url="http://www.wineaustralia.com.au/" hours="M-F 9AM-5PM, Sa Su &amp; public holidays 10AM-5PM. Tours &amp; tastings 10AM-5PM" price=""></see>
+* <see name="National Wine Centre" alt="" address="Cnr of Botanic and Hackney Rd, Hackney" directions="" phone="+61 8 8303-3355" email="nwc.info@adelaide.edu.au" fax="+61 8 8303 7444" url="http://www.wineaustralia.com.au/" hours="M-F 09:00-17:00, Sa-Su &amp; public holidays 11:00-17:00. Tours &amp; tastings 10:00-17:00" price=""></see>
 *[http://www.fbga.asn.au/Bicon.htm  Bicentennial Conservatory]. The largest single span conservatory in the southern hemisphere.

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 * '''Gawler Museum''', via Gawler train line.
-* <see name="HMS Buffalo" alt="" address="Cnr Adelphi Terrace/Anzac Hwy" directions="Glenelg, northern end of the beach" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8294 7000" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.thebuffalo.com.au/" hours="" price="">AN exact replica of the ship that brought the first free settlers to South Australia in 1833. Small museum and restaurant.</see>
+* <see name="HMS Buffalo" alt="" address="Cnr Adelphi Terrace/Anzac Hwy" directions="Glenelg, northern end of the beach" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8294 7000" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.thebuffalo.com.au/" hours="" price="">An exact replica of the ship that brought the first free settlers to South Australia in 1833. Small museum and restaurant.</see>
 * '''South Australian Maritime Museum''', 126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide. ☎+61 8 82076255. [http://maritime.historysa.com.au/collections/port-adelaide-nautical-museum] $8.50, concession $6.50, child $3.50, family $22 (2 adults &amp; up to 5 children). 10am-5pm. Australia's oldest maritime museum. Learn all about ships and wrecks and Port Adelaide's dolphins in an atmospheric historical building.

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 * '''North Terrace''', will take you past the Casino (Railway Station below), Parliament House, Government House, the State Library, Museum and Migration Museum (both free entry), Art Gallery (free entry), Adelaide University, University of South Australia, Ayers House (former home of Henry Ayers), Royal Adelaide Hospital, the Botanic Gardens. It is an attractive tree lined boulevard in a South Australian colonial tradition.
-* '''Catch an O-Bahn  bus''' out to the North East suburban shopping centre of Tea Tree Plaza. The O-Bahn is a 12 km (7.5 mi) long guided bus way, where special street buses run on guided tracks at up to 100 km/h.  It uses the unified metroticket system mentioned above.
+* '''Catch an O-Bahn  bus''' out to the North East suburban shopping centre of Tea Tree Plaza. The O-Bahn is a 12&nbsp;km (7.5&nbsp;mi) long guided bus way, where special street buses run on guided tracks at up to 100&nbsp;km/h.  It uses the unified metroticket system mentioned above.
 *<see name="Rundle Lantern light display" alt="" address="Cnr Rundle St and Pultney St" directions="" phone="" url="" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">See the Rundle Lantern light display. From dusk to midnight every night with 750 light panels.</see>
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 [[Image:Adelaide.JPG|thumb|300px|right|Adelaide from the Torrens]]
-*'''Adelaide Zoo''', [http://www.zoossa.com.au/adelaide-zoo] Frome Road (''Adelaide and Monarto Zoo''). 9:30AM-5PM every day (including Christmas). The only place in Australia and one of only a few in the world to see giant pandas.
+*'''Adelaide Zoo''', [http://www.zoossa.com.au/adelaide-zoo] Frome Road (''Adelaide and Monarto Zoo''). Daily 09:30-17:00 (including Christmas). The only place in Australia and one of only a few in the world to see giant pandas.
-*'''Migration Museum''', [http://www.history.sa.gov.au/migration/migration.htm] Kintore Ave. (''Behind the State Library''). 10AM-5PM daily, closed Good Friday and 25 Dec. Learn about the history of different migrants across the centuries and South Australia's heritage and present as a state of migrants.
+*[http://www.history.sa.gov.au/migration/migration.htm Migration Museum], Kintore Ave (''Behind the State Library''). Daily 10:00-17:00 but closed Good Friday and 25 Dec. Learn about the history of different migrants across the centuries and South Australia's heritage and present as a state of migrants.
-*'''Art Gallery of South Australia''', [http://www.artgallery.sa.gov.au/] North Ter. (''Half way between Kintore Ave and Frome Rd, between the South Australian Museum and the University of Adelaide''), ☎ +61 8 8207 7000. 10AM-5PM daily, except 25 Dec.
+*[http://www.artgallery.sa.gov.au/ Art Gallery of South Australia], North Terrace (''Half way between Kintore Ave and Frome Rd, between the South Australian Museum and the University of Adelaide''), ☎ +61 8 8207 7000. Daily 10:00-17:00 but closed 25 Dec.
-*'''South Australian Museum''', [http://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/page/default.asp?site=1] North Ter. (''Next to the Art Gallery of South Australia''). 10AM-5PM daily, except Good Friday and 25 Dec. Many different exhibitions, for example South Australian biodiversity, animals, Antarctic explorers, ancient Egypt, Pacific cultures.
+*[http://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/page/default.asp?site=1 South Australian Museum], North Terrace (''Next to the Art Gallery of South Australia''). Daily  10:00-17:00 but closed Good Friday and 25 Dec. Many different exhibitions, for example South Australian biodiversity, animals, Antarctic explorers, ancient Egypt, Pacific cultures.
-* <see name="Port Adelaide Lighthouse" alt="" address="End of Commercial Road" directions="Close to the harbour" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8270 6255" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="" hours="M-F 10am-2pm, Su 10am-5pm" price="Free if you visit the Maritime Museum as well, otherwise $1">Constructed in 1869 and originally located at the mouth of Port River, then on South Neptune Island. Part of the Maritime Museum since 1985.</see>
+* <see name="Port Adelaide Lighthouse" alt="" address="End of Commercial Road" directions="Close to the harbour" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8270 6255" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="" hours="M-F 10:00-14:00, Su 10:00-17:00" price="Free if you visit the Maritime Museum as well, otherwise $1">Constructed in 1869 and originally located at the mouth of Port River, then on South Neptune Island. Part of the Maritime Museum since 1985.</see>
 * '''Port Adelaide Train Museum'''
-* <see name="Glenelg Museum & Bay Discovery Centre" alt="" address="Moseley Square" directions="" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8179 9508" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="" hours="10am-5pm" price="Free">Located in Gleneg's former town hall, a building from 1875. Exhibitions about Glenelg's history and the ecosystems of the region.</see>
+* <see name="Glenelg Museum & Bay Discovery Centre" alt="" address="Moseley Square" directions="" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8179 9508" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="" hours="10:00-17:00" price="Free">Located in Gleneg's former town hall, a building from 1875. Exhibitions about Glenelg's history and the ecosystems of the region.</see>
 * '''Gawler Museum''', via Gawler train line.
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 * '''South Australian Maritime Museum''', 126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide. ☎+61 8 82076255. [http://maritime.historysa.com.au/collections/port-adelaide-nautical-museum] $8.50, concession $6.50, child $3.50, family $22 (2 adults &amp; up to 5 children). 10am-5pm. Australia's oldest maritime museum. Learn all about ships and wrecks and Port Adelaide's dolphins in an atmospheric historical building.
-* '''National Motor Museum''', Birdwood. [http://www.history.sa.gov.au/motor/motor.htm]. Large automotive museum collection less than 1 hr drive from the city centre.
+*[http://www.history.sa.gov.au/motor/motor.htm National Motor Museum], Birdwood. Large automotive museum collection less than 1 hr drive from the city centre.
 * <see name="National Wine Centre" alt="" address="Cnr of Botanic and Hackney Rd, Hackney" directions="" phone="+61 8 8303 3355" email="nwc.info@adelaide.edu.au" fax="+61 8 8303 7444" url="http://www.wineaustralia.com.au/" hours="M-F 9AM-5PM, Sa Su &amp; public holidays 10AM-5PM. Tours &amp; tastings 10AM-5PM" price=""></see>
-* '''Bicentennial Conservatory''', [http://www.fbga.asn.au/Bicon.htm]. The largest single span conservatory in the southern hemisphere.
+*[http://www.fbga.asn.au/Bicon.htm  Bicentennial Conservatory]. The largest single span conservatory in the southern hemisphere.
 ===National parks===
 [[image:KoalaAdelaide.jpg|thumb|200px|A Koala at Cleland Conservation Park]]
-* '''Belair National Park''' is a national park of 835 ha, 11 km (7 mi) south of Adelaide City.  Due to its history as a "Recreation Park" it has many good trails for bushwalking, as well as tennis courts and grassy areas available for hire, and a good adventure playground for children.  Old Government House, the colony's first official Vice-regal summer residence, is located within the park. [http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/parks/belair/] A vehicle entry fee applies to cars entering the park, or else its western parts can be accessed from the Belair line train, a 35 minute journey from Adelaide city. Gates open 8AM-sunset, except 25 Dec.
+*[http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/parks/belair/ Belair National Park] is a national park of 835 ha, 11 km (7 mi) south of Adelaide City.  Due to its history as a "Recreation Park" it has many good trails for bushwalking, as well as tennis courts and grassy areas available for hire, and a good adventure playground for children.  Old Government House, the colony's first official Vice-regal summer residence, is located within the park.  A vehicle entry fee applies to cars entering the park, or else its western parts can be accessed from the Belair line train, a 35 min journey from Adelaide city. Gates open 08:00-sunset, except 25 Dec.
 * '''Cleland Conservation Park''' [http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/clelandwildlife/Home] is a large National Park of 992 ha (2,450 a), located 20 min from Adelaide City. Although it lacks the picnic and sports facilities of Belair, Cleland offers greater opportunities for tourists to get up close and personal with Australian native fauna. Visitors can feed and wander at their leisure among kangaroos, wallabies, Emus and waterfowl. Displays of Dingoes, reptiles, Tasmanian Devils, Wombats, Echidnas and Koalas allow easy viewing access, or stroll through the aviaries. Visitors also have the rare opportunity to be photographed holding a Koala, under supervision from Parks and Wildlife Officers. There is also an Aboriginal cultural tour.

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 *<see name="Rundle Lantern light display" alt="" address="Cnr Rundle St and Pultney St" directions="" phone="" url="" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">See the Rundle Lantern light display. From dusk to midnight every night with 750 light panels.</see>
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 *'''South Australian Museum''', [http://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/page/default.asp?site=1] North Ter. (''Next to the Art Gallery of South Australia''). 10AM-5PM daily, except Good Friday and 25 Dec. Many different exhibitions, for example South Australian biodiversity, animals, Antarctic explorers, ancient Egypt, Pacific cultures.
-* '''Port Adelaide Lighthouse'''.
+* <see name="Port Adelaide Lighthouse" alt="" address="End of Commercial Road" directions="Close to the harbour" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8270 6255" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="" hours="M-F 10am-2pm, Su 10am-5pm" price="Free if you visit the Maritime Museum as well, otherwise $1">Constructed in 1869 and originally located at the mouth of Port River, then on South Neptune Island. Part of the Maritime Museum since 1985.</see>
 * '''Port Adelaide Train Museum'''
-* '''Glenelg Museum &amp; historic tram'''.
+* <see name="Glenelg Museum & Bay Discovery Centre" alt="" address="Moseley Square" directions="" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8179 9508" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="" hours="10am-5pm" price="Free">Located in Gleneg's former town hall, a building from 1875. Exhibitions about Glenelg's history and the ecosystems of the region.</see>
 * '''Gawler Museum''', via Gawler train line.
-* '''South Australian Maritime Museum''', 126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide. ☎+61 8 82076255.  $8.50, concession $6.50, child $3.50, family $22 (2 adults &amp; up to 5 children).
+* <see name="HMS Buffalo" alt="" address="Cnr Adelphi Terrace/Anzac Hwy" directions="Glenelg, northern end of the beach" lat="" long="" phone="+61 8 8294 7000" tollfree="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.thebuffalo.com.au/" hours="" price="">AN exact replica of the ship that brought the first free settlers to South Australia in 1833. Small museum and restaurant.</see>
 * '''National Motor Museum''', Birdwood. [http://www.history.sa.gov.au/motor/motor.htm]. Large automotive museum collection less than 1 hr drive from the city centre.

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 VLine runs a daily combined bus/train journey to Adelaide from Melbourne.  You can connect from NSW Countrylink trains to Vline buses at [[Albury]] or [[Benalla]].
 ==Get around==
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 [[Image:Glenelg.JPG|thumb|300px|right|Glenelg Town Hall]]
 [[Image:Pier at Glenelg Beach.jpg|thumb|300px|The pier at Glenelg Beach]]
 * '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenelg,_South_Australia Glenelg]''', the historic beachside suburb of Glenelg has a jetty, the Grand hotel and many restaurants and cafes. Catch one of the historic trams from in Adelaide's CBD on weekends and holidays or new ''light rail'' trams other times.
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 * '''Hahndorf''', German settlement, a short drive up the freeway, attractions include a small chocolate factory, the Beerenberg Strawberry Farm (where you can pick your own strawberries for very reasonable prices) parks with barbeque facilities and a playground plus many small stores selling all manner of products.
-* '''North Terrace''', will take you past the Casino (Railway Station below), Parliament House, Government House, the State Library, Museum and Migration Museum (both free entry), Art Gallery (free entry), Adelaide University, University of South Australia, Royal Adelaide Hospital, the Botanic Gardens. It is an attractive tree lined boulevard in a South Australian colonial tradition.
+* '''North Terrace''', will take you past the Casino (Railway Station below), Parliament House, Government House, the State Library, Museum and Migration Museum (both free entry), Art Gallery (free entry), Adelaide University, University of South Australia, Ayers House (former home of Henry Ayers), Royal Adelaide Hospital, the Botanic Gardens. It is an attractive tree lined boulevard in a South Australian colonial tradition.
 * '''Catch an O-Bahn  bus''' out to the North East suburban shopping centre of Tea Tree Plaza. The O-Bahn is a 12 km (7.5 mi) long guided bus way, where special street buses run on guided tracks at up to 100 km/h.  It uses the unified metroticket system mentioned above.
 * '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tour_Down_Under Tour Down Under]''', starts on the 3rd Tuesday of January.  It is the inaugural event of the UCI World Ranking calendar, attracting many big name professional teams and is accompanied by community rides.
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 * '''WOMAD''',  (World of Music Arts and Dance) is another hugely popular music festival now held every year in March. People come from all over Australia and overseas to be at this very special event. Adelaide at its very best. If you are planning on visiting Adelaide make sure to come at this time of the year for an unforgettable time when Adelaide is at its brightest.
 ===Museums and galleries===
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 *'''Adelaide Zoo''', [http://www.zoossa.com.au/adelaide-zoo] Frome Road (''Adelaide and Monarto Zoo''). 9:30AM-5PM every day (including Christmas). The only place in Australia and one of only a few in the world to see giant pandas.
-*'''Migration Museum''', [http://www.history.sa.gov.au/migration/migration.htm] Kintore Ave. (''Behind the State Library''). 10AM-5PM daily, closed Good Friday and 25 Dec.
+*'''Migration Museum''', [http://www.history.sa.gov.au/migration/migration.htm] Kintore Ave. (''Behind the State Library''). 10AM-5PM daily, closed Good Friday and 25 Dec. Learn about the history of different migrants across the centuries and South Australia's heritage and present as a state of migrants.
 *'''Art Gallery of South Australia''', [http://www.artgallery.sa.gov.au/] North Ter. (''Half way between Kintore Ave and Frome Rd, between the South Australian Museum and the University of Adelaide''), ☎ +61 8 8207 7000. 10AM-5PM daily, except 25 Dec.
-*'''South Australian Museum''', [http://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/page/default.asp?site=1] North Ter. (''Next to the Art Gallery of South Australia''). 10AM-5PM daily, except Good Friday and 25 Dec.
+*'''South Australian Museum''', [http://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/page/default.asp?site=1] North Ter. (''Next to the Art Gallery of South Australia''). 10AM-5PM daily, except Good Friday and 25 Dec. Many different exhibitions, for example South Australian biodiversity, animals, Antarctic explorers, ancient Egypt, Pacific cultures.
 * '''Port Adelaide Lighthouse'''.
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 * '''Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary''' [http://www.warrawong.com/] is a privately run wildlife sanctuary, strongly fenced off from the outside, allowing it to remain completely free of feral plants and animals, especially cats. Warrawong offers unguided day, and guided day and night tours for tourists. As well as allowing visitors to get up close and personal with well known animals like the Kangaroo, Warrawong also offers a unique opportunity to see a number of very rare or less well known native Australian animals, such as the Platypus, Tree Kangaroo, Quoll, Bettong, Potoroo, Pademelon, Bandicoot, Bilby and Possums.
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 * '''The Adelaide Botanic Gardens''', are free to enter and are a worthwhile visit; the gardens are quiet and relaxing even though they're in the heart of the city. They contain many large grassed areas ideal for relaxing, and just outside the gardens are the city parklands where ball games and picnics can be held. There is a cafe in the gardens and a conservatory.
 * '''The Bicentennial Conservatory''' is free, and it is a worthwhile visit, simulating a tropical rainforest with mist falling from the roof. Be warned, it is warm and humid inside.
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 *<do name="Format Collective" alt="" address="15 Peel Street, Adelaide" directions="Just off Hindley Street" phone="" url="http://format.net.au/" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">A two story performance space with a permanent zine store. Hosts small art shows, some of the more experimental gigs, discussion panels and performance art. Much of this is concentrated in the yearly Format Festival which is on at the same time as the Fringe Festival and is considered a more experimental alternative, although there are things on all year round. Known for its hipsters, Japanese beer, and nostalgic games of four-square.</do>
 *<do name="Marksman Indoor Firing Range" alt="" address="163 Franklin Street ADELAIDE SA 5000" directions="" phone="8231 4888" url="http://www.marksmans.com.au/home.php" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">Marksman's is a state of the art security training & indoor handgun range. It offers courses in security etc. But the main attraction for most people is the indoor firing range, available to the public. It offers many different shooting packages, as well as being very good value. The staff are friendly and it's good fun. Bookings are best made a few weeks prior.</do>
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 The train network is operated by '''Metro Trains Melbourne''' with blue signage used for stations. A partly-underground "City Loop" forms the basis of the network, with all the other lines branching off to the suburbs like spokes of a wheel. The lines are named after the station at the end of the line.
-Trains are more frequent during peak times in the morning and evening, but also extremely overcrowded. If possible, avoid travel during this time. Unfortunately, signalling is still not up to scratch, so delays of 10-15 minutes happen near-daily and cancellations are all too common. If time is critical, catch an earlier train than what you would need. The Public Transport Victoria website lists cancellations. Be aware that some trains may run express to and from the city.
+Trains are more frequent during peak times in the morning and evening, but also extremely overcrowded. If possible, avoid travel during this time. Unfortunately, signalling is still not up to scratch, so delays of 10-15 minutes happen near-daily and cancellations are all too common. If time is critical, catch an earlier train than what you would need. It common for trains to deliberately run a minute early or even occasionally very skip stations to stay "on time". The Public Transport Victoria website lists cancellations. Be aware that some trains may run express to and from the city.
 Most trains are modern and clean, although there have been issues with graffiti. All are air-conditioned, except a few old trains which had to be reintroduced after extreme overcrowding on the network. The 'premium' stations have staff, bathrooms and other facilities.

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