From its cool architecture to world-class street art, with hip cafes and music, to amazing
restaurants, this city lives up to its expectations.
Melbourne has been ranked as one of the world’s most liveable cities making it not only a
great place to live but also an excellent tourist destination.
Welcome to Travel Advisor and in this video, we will cover the interesting places in Melbourne
to plan your trip.
We started our day with the famous Flinders Street Station which is a major landmark and
popular meeting place in central Melbourne.
Travelling within Melbourne CBD is free with the “hop-on, hop-off” tram service.
You can buy a Myki card for all other public transport travel.
Its also said that the weather changes very rapidly during the day so be prepared.
Just opposite to flinders station is Federation Square.
Federation Square is a unique cultural area in the heart of Melbourne.
There's always something on and is a great place to hang out.
Across the road, you can visit St Paul’s Cathedral.
A short walk from Federation Square is Eureka Skydeck.
View this amazing city from the observation deck on the 88th floor.
A further down is the National Gallery of Victoria.
A truly iconic Melbourne building, the gallery houses one of the most impressive collections
in the Southern Hemisphere.
Next on our list was the Shrine of Remembrance.
This is a war memorial to honour the men and women who served in World War I.
Just close by is the Royal Botanic Gardens.
It was now time to catch the tram and go to the Royal Exhibition Building.
Adjacent to the Exhibition building is the Melbourne Museum which showcases Australian
social history, indigenous cultures, science, and the environment.
If you are a cricket fan head to the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground where you will be
delighted with the cricket history Melbourne is internationally renowned for
its street art.
There are multiple places within the city to witness this amazing art form.
If you are in for some crazy 3D photos, head to the famous ArtVo Gallery.
You will definitely be tempted to click some funny memories.
Another way to experience this city is by taking a boat ride in the Yarra River.
In Melbourne, great coffee, food, and fashion are not luxuries, but the essentials for daily life.
If Melbourne has a fragrance, it's the aroma of roasting coffee beans.
During our Melbourne trip, we also explored the 12 Apostles and Philip Island which are
both one-day trips so you need to plan accordingly.
12 Apostles is a 4.5-hour scenic drive from Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road.
Next day we went to Philip Island.
It’s popular to witness the Penguin Parade when Little penguins come ashore in groups.
Well, that was our 4 days trip to Melbourne.
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