Melbourne

Melbourne, Australia. A dynamic city known for its eclectic arts scene, diverse culinary delights, historic charm and modern innovation. Plan your visit,

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Melbourne

Experience the charm of Melbourne, Australia with it's dynamic capital! Wander through its iconic laneways and uncover street art and boutique cafes. Visit world-renowned attractions like the Royal Botanic Gardens, Federation Square, the Melbourne Zoo, and the vibrant Queen Victoria Market. Don’t miss the panoramic views from Melbourne Skydeck. With its mix of art, history, and urban life, Melbourne offers something for all to enjoy!

5 Must-Visit Places in Melbourne

Useful Information for Melbourne

  • Australia Dialling Code: +61
  • Melbourne Dialling Code: 3
  • Emergency Numbers in Australia: 000
  • Currency: AUD $ (Australian Dollar)
  • Language: English

5 Fun Facts About Melbourne

  • The Coffee Capital: Melbourne is often considered to be the coffee capital of the world. The city is known for its vibrant coffee culture, with countless cafés and some of the best baristas. There’s even an annual Melbourne International Coffee Expo!
  • Home to the World's First Traffic Lights: Melbourne was the first city in the Southern Hemisphere to install traffic lights! The first set was installed in 1912 at the intersection of Collins and Swanston Streets!
  • The Cultural Capital: Melbourne is renowned for its cultural scene, hosting festivals, art shows, and live performances year-round. It's also home to the iconic National Gallery of Victoria, Australia’s oldest and most visited public art museum.
  • Four Seasons in a Day: Locals joke that you can experience all four seasons in one day in Melbourne. The city's weather is famously unpredictable, often changing rapidly.
  • Sporting Mecca: Melbourne is a major sporting hub, hosting world-class events like the Australian Open (tennis) and the Melbourne Cup (horse racing). It also has one of the world's largest stadiums, the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), which can seat over 100,000 spectators.