Melbourne Landmark
For those who love historical architecture, Melbourne city stands out as one of the best-preserved cities in terms of architecture in Australia. Although it is a young city in the world, the historic architecture of the Victorian style is well preserved. The neo-gothic architecture using bluestone is combined to make Melbourne a very gothic city. Glittering gardens, notable corners and wide streets were welcomed by the architects of Melbourne in the early 1800s.
Points of Interest / Activities:
The National Gallery of Victoria – A complete and best collection of art can be found here. There are also demonstrations of how to tune your piano
Queen Victoria Market – No visit to Melbourne would be complete without a stopover in this market. Officially opened in March 1878, many buildings from that period have survived, including Meat Hall and Victoria Street's Two Story Shops. Located at the northern end of the city, the market has more than 1,000 stalls selling everything from fish to vegetables and fruit, gastronomy and baked goods to many ethnic foods. This market of restaurants, cafes and seasonal events is an experience not to be missed.
The Old Melbourne Gaol – The prison life of the 19th century awakens here to life in a frightening way. Iconic bushranger Ned Kelly spent time behind the walls of this case. A visit here is fully entitled to all crimes, past, present and future, with a walk to the nineteenth century, or the opportunity to be brought to justice in today's court. You can even organize an event here if you want!
Melbourne Aquarium –Alive sharks and over 30 other exhibitions will visit both young and old on a visit to the Melbourne Aquarium. Watch the penguins have fun or dive in and go for a walk with the sharks.
Tramcar restaurant – Tour and dine in the Tramcar restaurant in Melbourne at the same time. The specialities are tram routes for two to three hours, with meals from three to five dishes. First-class restaurants with upholstered seats provide visitors with a unique perspective during the Melbourne Tour.
Other Attractions
There are many, many other places of interest and activities in Melbourne. See Captain James Cook's childhood home, which also reflects Melbourne's story. Other museums include the Australian Racing Museum and the Old Treasury Building, where you can explore the golden vaults and earn a gold license. Photographs and historical maps occupy a prominent place in this historical treasure of a museum. Museums for other interests such as science, the Holocaust and the railways are represented in Melbourne.
The beaches for swimming and diving are here as well as the casinos and nightclubs. National parks, nature reserves and botanical gardens attract nature and animal lovers. Sports fans will appreciate the Melbourne Cricket Ground with its large seat capacity in cricket competitions.
Melbourne really is a fascinating place to visit and will impress you with unforgettable and wonderful memories of all who come here. The attractions have no end and there is definitely something for everyone. Public transport includes free buses for visitors. Design shops and boutiques delight shopping lovers and local cuisine is multicultural. Melbourne is a new city, founded in the early 1800s, but still much in history and tradition, making it a unique experience for all those who visit it.
