Melbourne is a maze of quiet streets, bars, fancy, several restaurants and upscale shopping at a distance. You can set the culture that one foot is on the sports field, wine and cuisine dynamic rock until the wee hours before enjoy and explore the gardens and shady boulevards. Visit Federation Square, the cultural space characteristic of this city, and a beer at sunset near the St Kilda promenade. Spending so much for Brunswick Street, Chapel Street stylish and chic. Explore the cafes, bistros and bars in Southbank and enjoy a culinary trip around the world at the Carlton, Fitzroy and Richmond. Follow the Aboriginal Heritage Walk through the Royal Botanic Garden and joined the crowd at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Five of experience in Melbourne, which should be appreciated
1. Places to shop as much
Haggling in the markets rose street artists market and some of the chic boutiques on Brunswick Street. Buying designer fashions from famous designers such as Akira Isogawa and Zimmerman, Chapel Street in Prahran or historic Melbourne General Post Office, which covers an entire block. For everything from fashion to furniture with great prizes, see the Richmond Road Bridge. Melbourne is a shopper's paradise, where eclectic shops above device stores a unique and European style piazza in the cities of Arcadia and small hidden streets.
2. Arrested in a bar and rocking until dawn
She was enjoying a cocktail in a shipping container transformed to Chinatown, one beer at a pub in St Kilda, before sunset, or listening to a cabaret in a retro atmosphere of luxury in the nuances of jazz bars in the city. In a beautiful exotic tapas and wine in a bar in Little Collins Street and mingle in a pink room with artificial turf in Bourke Street. You can party begins at dusk in the bars of Brunswick Street. Or hold until dawn in the bars on the way lighted lanterns, separate colored lights under the door of Big Brass.
3. Enjoy the culinary delights
Breathe in the aroma of coffee is constantly in the streets of European Gothic art in Melbourne. The city is famous for its coffee and cafe culture of the past and much more to explore. If you are ready to enjoy the short black "coffee or a drink for the taste arouse days trying to sip tea in the hotel of the nineteenth century, or eat at restaurants like Nobu renowned botany and Becco. Buy fruit, vegetables and seafood are fresh in the Queen Victoria Market on Saturday, which is famous for its street artists and the hustle Try restaurants, cafes, bistros and bars in South Bank, or just across the Yarra River, Federation Square Select a multicultural world of culinary Melbourne.. Carlton for a typical Italian Cuisine Vietnamese Cuisine in Richmond and Fitzroy afford the typical dish of Spanish tapas.
4. Discover the cultural diversity
Look at the start of the Australian Ballet, in the cultural city of Australia. Or enjoy the great musical performances at the Princess Theatre. Best collection of international art in the Southern Hemisphere at the National Gallery of Victoria. Or visit the Moving Image Centre of Australia at Federation Square, "space" for the citizens of the cultural landmarks of Melbourne. Challenge yourself with a collection of creative Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in Southbank. To learn more about the cultural heritage of Aboriginal people in Melbourne, see contemporary art and Aboriginal Dreamtime or follow the Heritage Walk through the Royal Botanic Gardens.
5. Enjoy the sport as much
Join the crowd watched, the Australian Rules football match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground during the winter. Satisfy your passion for cricket in summer, when the city is now the Ashes and One Day International. Or join the audience, the audience to see the Australian Open tennis on the banks of the Yarra River. If you are a racing fan to come to Melbourne in March to see the Formula 1 Grand Prix at Albert Park. And if you're a fan of horse racing or just playing, you do not want to ride the biggest races of the world on the first Tuesday in November, to miss the Melbourne Cup.
