Fiona Sweetman

Fiona Sweetman/Hidden Secrets Tours

Fiona Sweetman/Hidden Secrets Tours
Fiona Sweetman/Hidden Secrets Tours

Innovator in niche tourism and contemporary walking tours of Melbourne City Centre

Fiona has been guiding in Melbourne city center for over 11years, and with a diverse back ground in small business, travel, local politics and fashion design, her insights of the modern Melbourne are exciting. With a small team, Fiona operates Hidden Secrets Tours – walking tours that specialise in the city center of Melbourne and its laneways and local artisans

03 9663 3358
+61447868788
Hidden Secrets Tours – the original Laneways walking tours
English, French
Conference & Convention Services, Full Commentary, Mentoring, Special Interest Tours, Tour Guide, Tour Itineraries, Tour Organisation, Training, VIP & Corporate Assist, Walking Tours
Car
Cities, Culture & Arts, Food, Heritage, Melbourne, VIC
PTGAA
Victoria

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Rediscover the Mornington Peninsula! – 8th May 2019

March 25, 2019

Session 1- Daytime – Free entry and famil – Limited to 40 PTGAA Members to: The Moonlit Sanctuary, Jackalope Hotel/Winery/Spa, Arthur’s Seat  Eagle(inc. free Cable car ride!), The Enchanted Garden, St Andrew’s Beach Brewery   Please find Details & go here to RSVP  – PTGAA Mornington Peninsula PD – Daytime Session – Rediscover the Mornington Peninsula as a Tourist Destination Session 2 – Evening – Free Evening Bathing Session at The Peninsula Hot Springs- discover the newly revamped Hot Springs and enjoy an evening of bathing! Please find Details & go here to RSVP – PTGAA Mornington Peninsula PD- Evening Session- Peninsula Hot Springs  NB. PTGAA Photo ID cards are required at each Host site!!

MacRobertson the man, and his Great Chocolate Empire…..

March 11, 2019

FULLY BOOKED 

A walking tour with Isabel Simpson

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Melbourne City of Literature PD

February 28, 2019

Thursday 14th March, 2019

9.30 am START

Meeting place: Main Foyer of Wheeler Centre 176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne

Host:  David Ryding – Director, City of Literature Office

In 2008, Melbourne joined the UNESCO Creative Cities Network when at the time it was designated the first and only City of Literature in Australia, and the second in the world!  David Ryding, Director – City of Literature, will be hosting members of the PTGAA at the Wheeler Centre offering insights to Melbourne’s’ literary history and current standing on the world stage, followed by a tour of the State Library, the oldest public library in Australia!

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