Melbourne Travel Guide

Melbourne is proud of being an Australian big city. It is not surprising, not seen its spectacular mixture of ancient and modern architecture, its elegant streets, its ethnic communities and its magnificent parks and gardens. Add it the best tables in Australia, an excellent system of public transportation and one to calender of events overflowing with sports shows and with exuberant demonstrations and you have all the ingredients for one of the most attractive and most enlightened cities of the world.
Melbourne is the cosmopolitan capital of the Victoria, the state situated in the southeast extremity of Australia. This compact state offers a vast range of close experiences some of the others by the road, by making the ideal state for the tourism.
Second more Australian and major big city of the state of Victoria, Melbourne likes to eat and to drink, as show of it thousands of restaurants which make you discover the gastronomy of the whole world. Furthermore, wherever you are, you will find a variety of distinguished coffees, in which you can estimate completely the life of coffees of Melbourne.
Melbourne sets the tone with the best stores and the night-life most livened up in Australia. That you look of the high fashion or the traditional clothes, the memories or a sparkling Chardonnay, for bars chic, the clubs or the boxes of jazz, Melbourne can offer it to you.
The status of Melbourne as cultural capital of Australia is attested by a continuous program of festivals of the film and culinary, big exhibitions of art and of musical spectaculars. The city is also famous for its range of events which attract the crowds - of Open of Australian tennis to the magnificent floral presentations of Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.
And if you venture outside of Melbourne, the attractions of the diverse regions bring spectacular sights on the coast, the wild outback, the vineyards, the steep summits and fascinating fauna. Attracting visitors of the whole world, these attractions are easily accessible making your experience to Melbourne even more enriching and more gratifying.
The districts of Melbourne
Southbank
Federation Square
Collins Street
Little Collins Street
Flinders Quarter
Chinatown
NewQuay
Greek Quarter
Hardware Precinct
Les arcades
Les allées
Swanston Street & Bourke Street Mall
Bourke Hill
West End
St Kilda Road
Queen Street