Rahim Tabet | Februari 06, 2016 |
Australia
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The second city of Australia
Melbourne is located on the southeast coast of Australia. It is the capital of Victoria state. In the cozy town you can find plenty of old buildings in Victorian style making the city sometimes feel somewhat European.
Sights downtown Melbourne Federation Square
The modern Federation Square with its oddly shaped buildings is the new center of Melbourne.
Melbourne Observation Deck
The Rialto is one of the highest skyscrapers of Australia. From the roof on the 55th floor (only 38 seconds by lift) you have a magnificent view over the city and distant surroundings.
St. Paul's Cathedral
The great St. Paul's Cathedral on the corner of Flinders and Swanston Street. The Anglican church has a long history. It was already consecrated in 1891, but the towers date back to the 30s of the last century.
St. Kilda
On the Bay of Melbourne
The popular St. Kilda is a neighborhood on the bay of Melbourne. It is a lively area with restaurants, pubs, hostels and attractions such as the historic pier (with beautiful views over the water and the city), St. Kilda baths (one heated indoor zeezwembad from 1850) and an amusement park. Cafes and restaurants can be found mainly in Fitzroy and Acland Street.
Williamstown
Just outside the city
On a peninsula on estuary of the Yarra River lies the cozy harbor of Williamstown. The city of Melbourne is listed for the mooe churches and wooden houses. On Gem Pier is HMS Castlemaine, a minesweeper from WWII. The ship is a maritime museum. The ferry to Williamstown route also stops at the Scienceworks Museum said here.
Australian Football and other Australian sports
Australian sports
Australians are real sports fans. The most popular sport is Australian Football. In Melbourne you can visit the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Unlike the name suggests there is a lot more to do than just cricket. So you have here a stone's throw of each other swimming stadium, running track, tennis courts at the Australian Open and the MCG, the famous stadium of Australia. Visit here one of the games and an unforgettable experience richer!
Other major sporting events in Melbourne, the Melbourne Cup horse racing and Formula 1 car racing.
Museum overview Melbourne
Scienceworks Museum
The science museum will learn interactively about everyday things. In the sports department, please instance against Olympic champion running or playing with weights. Also food and other daily things come in a nice way to bid. The popular museum is housed in a 19th century steam-powered pumping station. In the Melbourne Planetarium is projected the sky in a dome, and you'll learn more about the night sky.
Melbourne Museum
In the Melbourne Museum's permanent collection consists of plants and animals, fossils and dinosaurs, the oorspronleijke residents of Australia and the Pacific and the recent Australian history. There are also regular temporary exhibitions on various subjects.
Immigration Museum
The immigrationmuseum tells the stories of people from around the world who have moved to Australia.
Royal Exhibition Building
changing exhibitions are held in the magnificent Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens.
RAAF Museum
Aircraft, memorabilia and much more in the history of the Royal Australian Air Force - since 1913.
brief history
Melbourne was founded in 1835 after John Batman, a farmer, had exchanged the ground with local Aborinals. The concept of the (re) buying and owning land was otherwise completely unknown to the Aborigines.
20 years later was found in Victoria gold and the people of Melbourne grew rapidly. Now Melbourne is the second largest city in Australia and has an important port, industrial and large service sector.
Melbourne is located on the southeast coast of Australia. It is the capital of Victoria state. In the cozy town you can find plenty of old buildings in Victorian style making the city sometimes feel somewhat European.
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| St. Paul's Cathedral |
The modern Federation Square with its oddly shaped buildings is the new center of Melbourne.
Melbourne Observation Deck
The Rialto is one of the highest skyscrapers of Australia. From the roof on the 55th floor (only 38 seconds by lift) you have a magnificent view over the city and distant surroundings.
St. Paul's Cathedral
The great St. Paul's Cathedral on the corner of Flinders and Swanston Street. The Anglican church has a long history. It was already consecrated in 1891, but the towers date back to the 30s of the last century.
St. Kilda
On the Bay of Melbourne
The popular St. Kilda is a neighborhood on the bay of Melbourne. It is a lively area with restaurants, pubs, hostels and attractions such as the historic pier (with beautiful views over the water and the city), St. Kilda baths (one heated indoor zeezwembad from 1850) and an amusement park. Cafes and restaurants can be found mainly in Fitzroy and Acland Street.
Williamstown
Just outside the city
On a peninsula on estuary of the Yarra River lies the cozy harbor of Williamstown. The city of Melbourne is listed for the mooe churches and wooden houses. On Gem Pier is HMS Castlemaine, a minesweeper from WWII. The ship is a maritime museum. The ferry to Williamstown route also stops at the Scienceworks Museum said here.
Australian Football and other Australian sports
Australian sports
Australians are real sports fans. The most popular sport is Australian Football. In Melbourne you can visit the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Unlike the name suggests there is a lot more to do than just cricket. So you have here a stone's throw of each other swimming stadium, running track, tennis courts at the Australian Open and the MCG, the famous stadium of Australia. Visit here one of the games and an unforgettable experience richer!
Other major sporting events in Melbourne, the Melbourne Cup horse racing and Formula 1 car racing.
Museum overview Melbourne
Scienceworks Museum
The science museum will learn interactively about everyday things. In the sports department, please instance against Olympic champion running or playing with weights. Also food and other daily things come in a nice way to bid. The popular museum is housed in a 19th century steam-powered pumping station. In the Melbourne Planetarium is projected the sky in a dome, and you'll learn more about the night sky.
Melbourne Museum
In the Melbourne Museum's permanent collection consists of plants and animals, fossils and dinosaurs, the oorspronleijke residents of Australia and the Pacific and the recent Australian history. There are also regular temporary exhibitions on various subjects.
Immigration Museum
The immigrationmuseum tells the stories of people from around the world who have moved to Australia.
Royal Exhibition Building
changing exhibitions are held in the magnificent Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens.
RAAF Museum
Aircraft, memorabilia and much more in the history of the Royal Australian Air Force - since 1913.
brief history
Melbourne was founded in 1835 after John Batman, a farmer, had exchanged the ground with local Aborinals. The concept of the (re) buying and owning land was otherwise completely unknown to the Aborigines.
20 years later was found in Victoria gold and the people of Melbourne grew rapidly. Now Melbourne is the second largest city in Australia and has an important port, industrial and large service sector.
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