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Where To Sky Dive in Sydney

Where To Sky Dive in Sydney

By Ray Johnson | March 15, 2022

Where in Sydney Can You Go Skydiving?Are you a fan of getting your heart racing and your blood pumping? Whether you’re looking for an indoor or an outdoor skydiving experience, we’ve got you covered. There are few better ways to take in the sights than by participating in a Sydney jump. Flying through the air …

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On long weekend Monday in Melbourne, a smoke haze blanketed the city

On long weekend Monday in Melbourne, a smoke haze blanketed the city

By Ray Johnson | March 14, 2022

Melburnians awoke to a layer of smoke enveloping the city on the final day of the holiday weekend. VicEmergency issued a warning for people in eastern Melbourne and Mount Dandenong on Sunday night, informing them of a planned burn in the Yarra Ranges. Smoke might be visible to adjacent houses and roadways, according to the …

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Australian Open Tennis

How To Get To The Australian Open Tennis

By Ray Johnson | February 27, 2022

How To Get To The Australian Open Tennis                                       By Train, Tram, Car Parking And Uber The Australian Open Tennis Championship attracts tennis stars and upcoming talents across the globe. During the Australian Open tennis tournament, Melbourne …

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Melbournes Best Healthy Restaurants

Melbourne’s Best Healthy Restaurants

By Ray Johnson | February 27, 2022

Best Healthy Restaurants in Melbourne Do you want the best nutritious meals Melbourne has to offer? Look no further. No doubt, Melbourne is Australia’s culinary capital, but did you know that it also happens to be home to some of the world’s most delicious and nutritious healthy eateries and cafes? Melbourne’s best restaurants have responded …

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Melbourne United defeats the Breakers by 35 points

Melbourne United defeats the Breakers by 35 points

By Ray Johnson | February 20, 2022

In This Article Melbourne United, who sit atop the NBL ladder, put on a clinic, thrashing the New Zealand Breakers 108-73 and cruising to their 11th win of the season. United’s advantage grew to 30 points at halftime after scorching the struggling Breakers (4-10) offensively and putting the clamps on defensively after creating a 30-20 …

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Best Nail Salons In Melbourne

Best Nail Salons in Melbourne

By Ray Johnson | February 17, 2022

Best Nail Salons in Melbourne Taking care of our body is always the first priority. Each inch and every part of our body , even our nails deserve the extra love and care that they deserve. Regular nail care and maintenance ensures that  they are able to protect our hands and feet like they should! …

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20 Best Fish and Chip Shops in Melbourne

20 Best Fish and Chip Shops in Melbourne

By Ray Johnson | February 15, 2022

20 Best Fish and Chip Shops in Melbourne In this article, we’ll tell you where to go for the greatest crispy deep-fried fish and chips in the Melbourne. It doesn’t matter whether you’re looking for conventional corner shops or cutting-edge Japanese-British fusion eateries; Melbourne’s best fish and chip joints will have you licking the chicken …

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Melbourne City has issued a warning to their ALW opponents

Melbourne City has issued a warning to their ALW opponents

By Ray Johnson | February 13, 2022

Melbourne City are still in contention for the A-League Women’s Premiership and have dealt a blow to Perth Glory’s finals chances with a 4-0 win in Gosford. City took the lead on the stroke of halftime thanks to Rhianna Pollicina’s half-volley, before Holly McNamara scored a second-half brace and Hannah Wilkinson added a 94th-minute dagger …

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Melbourne’s Best Running Tracks

Melbourne’s Best Running Tracks

By Ray Johnson | February 13, 2022

Best Running Tracks in Melbourne Melbourne, Australia’s sports capital, is home to many sports fans. Jogging outside is a no-brainer for many individuals, especially during the fall season. There are several jogging tracks and parks in Melbourne where you can get in various cardio activities.  There’s a good possibility you’ll be able to sneak a …

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Melbourne’s Best Bodybuilding Gyms

By Ray Johnson | February 12, 2022

Melbourne’s Best Bodybuilding Gyms The fitness and gym industry in Melbourne has grown steadily over the last decade due to the increasing health consciousness of Melbournians. More are signing up for gym memberships because they recognise the benefits of regular exercise. There are gyms, fitness centers, sports complexes, and leisure facilities in Melbourne for people …

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Melbourne, a geographical marvel holds the top spot in the best cities of the world to live in, with an overall global rating of 98.4. Melbourne, the capital of Victoria and the second-largest metropolis is powered by the multicultural and creative community. The city is famous for its hub of live music and ranks high in the most concerted dining and fashion cultures globally.
With the best infrastructure, paved with a mesh of interconnecting roadways, tree-lined boulevards, Melbourne is particularly renowned for its mix of modern buildings and richly ornamented Victorian architecture.
You would not want to rush your trip here and would love to spend a week or so as there are some absolutely amazing things to do in Melbourne. Apart from a lot to see and do, this city has incredible places to drink and dine at. With plenty of art exhibitions, remarkable series of large-scale sporting events throughout the year, Melbourne has world-famous festivals (The Melbourne Comedy Festival & The Melbourne International Film Festival) to offer the visitors to this great city of Australia.
With an extensive diversity of inexpensive restaurants, serving a great blend of the world’s finest gastronomies, you have ample choice of bars, to choose from. If you are a food enthusiast, you can have the taste of great cuisines in the bustling city of Melbourne, varying from Italian, Greek, and Indian cuisines to Vietnamese and Spanish too.
With the spacious Royal Botanic Gardens, the sculptured walkways of Birrarung Marr, and various gardens with a great deal of cultural heritage and tourism offerings, Melbourne is recognised as one of the best visitor destinations throughout the world. No matter what time of the year you visit here, you have the most-friendly climate, as the temperature in Melbourne ranges between the lowest of 7°C (45°F) and the highest of 25°C (77°F) on average, however, it gets a lot hotter in the summer, reaching temperatures of up to 42°C .
When there is so much to see and relish in the capital of the state of Victoria, you might not precisely be in a position to decide what to pick and wherefrom to start.

Whether you're a first-time visitor to Melbourne or have lived here all your life, there are some absolute must-do Melbourne bucket list items. Melbourne's food, drink, coffee, art, theatre and sport culture are among the best in the world, and we reckon you should try to experience every single one of them at least once before you die.
Vibrant, elegant, and multicultural, Australia's second largest metropolis frequently tops the list of the world's most liveable cities. With its tangle of hidden laneways, tree-lined promenades, and grand Victorian buildings funded by the 1850s Gold Rush, the city has a distinctly European feel. Foodies will also find plenty to love. Famous Aussie chefs flaunt their talents here, and you can feast on everything, from Greek, Italian, and Indian cuisine to Spanish and Vietnamese fare.

But perhaps Melbourne's biggest claim to fame is sports. The famous Melbourne Cup horse race, held on the first Tuesday in November, brings the entire nation to a standstill, and Australian Rules football elicits an almost religious reverence here. Catch a game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground; explore the city's diverse galleries, chic cafes, and shops; stroll through beautiful botanic gardens; cruise along the Yarra River; or hop aboard a heritage tram to discover Melbourne's magic.

FED SQUARE

When Federation Square opened in 2002 to commemorate 100 years of federation, it divided Melburnians. There were those who loved it and those who hated it. Either way, it has become an integral part of the city and a great place for tourists to start their sightseeing. Located opposite Flinders Street Station, a major public transport hub, the building's ultra-modern design of open and closed spaces contrasts with the surrounding Victorian architecture. With more than 2,000 events annually, you can always find entertainment in the central outdoor performance space and intimate indoor venues. Federation Square also houses the Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, dedicated to Australian art, and the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI). More commonly called "Fed Square," it is also one of the largest free Wi-Fi sites in Australia.

MCG

The MCG is more than just a sports venue. It’s a place where memories are made and childhood dreams come alive. There are fleeting moments at the ‘G that stay with you forever.
Ask any Victorian and they’ll be aware of the Melbourne Cricket Ground’s status as the home of sport.

But it is also steeped in a rich history; established in 1853, less than 20 years after the founding of Melbourne, it is often described as the beating heart of this fantastic city.

It has been the home of Australian football since 1859, and was the birthplace of Test cricket in 1877 and one-day international cricket in 1971.

It was the main stadium for the 1956 Olympic Games and 2006 Commonwealth Games, attracts up to 100,000 fans to the annual AFL Grand Final and the ‘G comes to life each Christmas at the Boxing Day Test.

Other sporting spectacles to have been held there include World Cup soccer qualifiers, rugby league home and away matches and State of Origin, international rugby union and Austral Wheel Races.

But the ‘G, as it is affectionately known to locals, is so much more than Australia’s biggest sporting stadium. It has hosted Papal and Royal visits and housed US Marines, the US Army airforces and our own RAAF during World War II. It has also been a concert venue for international and local performers, held open days, charity events, dinners and many more.

Nestled in Yarra Park, about a 10-minute walk from the heart of the city, the MCG is open every day of the year for events and functions and tourists and the general public alike can visit seven days a week.

HOSIER LANE

Hosier Lane is Melbourne's most iconic Street Art lane way and is one of the main tourist attractions in Melbourne.

Melbourne is known as one of the world's great street art capitals for its unique expressions of art on approved outdoor locations. Street art includes stencils, paste-ups and murals and does not include graffiti or tagging which is illegal.

To see some of the city's best street art, head to Hosier and Rutledge Lane, opposite Federation Square.

MARVEL STADIUM

Located in the heart of Melbourne, Marvel Stadium has welcomed more than 35 million fans through the gates since opening in 2000.

Renowned for regularly staging AFL, A-League and BBL action under the famous retractable roof, Marvel Stadium has also hosted some of the biggest international sporting events such as UFC193, Soccer World Cup Qualifiers and International Rugby Union tests.

Throughout its years, Marvel Stadium has hosted many memorable concerts for some of the world’s biggest stars including Taylor Swift, Foo Fighters, Justin Timberlake, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Andre Rieu and Eminem.

FLINDERS STREET STATION

The railway station sits on the edge of Flinders and Swanston Streets and is serviced by the entire metropolitan rail network, seeing thousands of commuters and travellers pass through its doors every single day.

At its rear, you’ll find the Yarra River, which weaves its way through the city centre and provides a picturesque backdrop to the surrounding scenery. Sprawling out over two whole city blocks, Flinders Street Station is a popular attraction for visitors as well as a popular meeting point for locals.

It is also the oldest train station in the whole of Australia, showcasing a historic design with a yellow façade and a green copper dome which can be seen throughout the city. Inside, stalls serving hot food and cold drinks line the concourse, while the upper floors were created specially to house a gym, library, and a lecture hall which was later used as a ballroom.

As the busiest suburban railway station in the southern hemisphere, it sees more than 1500 trains and 110,000 commuters every day. It is now listed on the Victorian Heritage Register, thanks to its 708m main platform, which is the fourth longest in the world.

THE YOUNG & JACKSON

The Young and Jackson Hotel, built in the 1850s, is one of Australia's most well known hotels. It was built, as the Princes Bridge Hotel, on part of an allotment originally purchased by John Batman in 1837.

Young and Jackson were both born in Dublin, and "chummed together" to New Zealand chasing the Otago gold deposits in 1861. It is not known when they came to Victoria, but they purchased the lease on the Princes Bridge Hotel in 1875.

The Young and Jackson Hotel, not withstanding its position on Melbourne's most prominent intersection, is best known for the infamous Chloe painting, painted by Jules Lefebvre in 1875, which received the gold medal at the Great International Exhibition in Melbourne in 1881. The painting caused an uproar when, as recorded by letters published in the Argus, the National Gallery exhibited the painting on Sundays. The Young and Jackson Hotel purchased Chloe in 1908, hanging the painting in the saloon bar.

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS

Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria are botanic gardens across two sites - Melbourne and Cranbourne. Melbourne Gardens was founded in 1846 when land was reserved on the south side of the Yarra River for a new botanic garden. It extends across 38 hectares that slope to the river with trees, garden beds, lakes and lawns.
The Children’s Garden is one of the most popular attractions of the gardens, attracting over 150,000 young visitors each year. Designed as an interactive educational environment, children of all ages and abilities can learn about the natural world as they play and explore.

Another highlight is the National Herbarium which houses a collection of approximately 1.5 million dried plant, algae and fungi specimens from all around the world.

Other attractions include Guilfoyle’s Volcano, the Melbourne Observatory, the Tropical Glasshouse, Plant Craft Cottage and numerous lakes, islands, and sculptures dotted around the site.

Fitzroy Gardens

Among the most cherished and beautiful gardens, Fitzroy Gardens is a historic place created in 1848 by the early settlers here in Melbourne. Spread over 65-acre, this Victorian-era garden is an amazing place to stroll around, sit and relax.

Queen Victoria Market

Federation Square

Hosier Lane

Weekends are the most amazing here, however, this outdoor market is a center of attraction throughout the week with a balance of food sellers and some daily utility object vendors making this place one of the most loved ones.

Federation Square came into existence in 2002 to celebrate 100 years of the federation but soon became one of the most cherished attractions for tourists. The open and closed spaces of the federation square building with the advanced design are in distinction with the surrounding Victorian architecture and house over 2000 events annually.

The most iconic street that augments to represent Melbourne as one of the world's great street art capitals for its exclusive expressions of art on permitted outdoor locations. Street art comprises paste-ups, stencils, and murals.
To make your visit to the beautiful capital of the state of Victoria awesome, explore these restaurants and other places of attractions a memorable one while you are in Melbourne:
Melbourne Restaurants
Breweries & Distilleries
Bars
Luna Park
Scienceworks
ACMI
Healesville Sanctuary

Melbourne in 1956

Melbourne in 1956,
The 1956 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XVI Olympiad, was an international multi-sport event that was held in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia from 22 November to 8 December 1956,