What's interesting about the price consumption level in Melbourne?

Recent months are the best tourist season in Australia. Today, Bian Xiao will introduce you to the tourist information here in Melbourne, mainly about the price level here and what's interesting here. Let's have a look!

Melbourne consumption level

The price level of Melbourne is slightly lower than that of Sydney, but it is also higher than that of cities in remote areas, which belongs to the middle level. A regular set meal in Melbourne restaurant is about 18 Australian dollars, and a cup of coffee is about 6 Australian dollars.

It is quite common to use bank cards for shopping in Australia. From shopping in the supermarket to eating fast food, you can almost pay by credit card with Visa and MasterCard logo. UnionPay cards can also be used in many places, but many places don't accept Diners or American Express credit cards.

At present, ATMs of most banks in Australia and ATMs of 7-Eleven can accept UnionPay card business.

What's interesting in Melbourne?

1. Diversified architecture enriches immigrant culture.

Because Melbourne relies on many immigrants in its development history, the rich immigrant culture is reflected in Melbourne's diverse architectural art styles. You may not know that the number of Victorian buildings in Melbourne is second only to London in the world, and Gothic architecture is also quite interesting.

There are many new and old buildings in the center of Mexico, which represent the development history of the city. They complement each other and form a unique landscape. Laigong Street is known as "Little Italy", and there are many Italian cultures and Italian buildings brought by Italian immigrants from generation to generation nearby.

In Heidelberg and other areas where German descendants gather, there are also various German-style buildings. In addition, Melbourne is also known as the "city of churches" in the southern hemisphere. There are many cathedrals left over from the Victorian era, including the famous Wesleyan Church, St Paul's Cathedral, Scottish Cathedral, St bartlett's Bishop's Cathedral and St Michael's United Church.

Located in Caton Garden in the northeast of Mexico City, the Royal Exhibition Hall is the first building in Australia to be rated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

2. The largest tram system in the world, and there is a free ride area.

You must go to Melbourne by tram. Melbourne has the largest tram system in the world, and it is also the only city in Australia with a tram (the tram in Sydney is a sightseeing line). These lines cover almost all the main roads in the downtown business district, and some lines extend to the zoo or St. Kilda Beach.

Most trams run every few minutes during peak hours, less at night and weekends, but the interval is generally not more than ten minutes. In addition to the previous No.35 free tram, Melbourne has also set up a free tram zone in the city center.

Trams in this area are free. Every tram stop in this area has a sign of free tram zone. It is worth noting that you must swipe your card from the free area to the charging area, otherwise you will be punished.

Free route map of No.35 tram

Tips:

Free Tram Line 35 starts from Docklands, surrounds Melbourne Central Business District (CBD), stops at all platforms along the way, and vehicles pass clockwise and counterclockwise. The operation hours are from Sunday to Wednesday 10:00- 18:00, and from Thursday to Saturday 10:00-2 1:00. During the operation period, there is a bus every 12 minutes.

Different from other lines, the tram around the city still retains the tram model of 50 or 60 years ago, which is very historical in itself. In addition, there is an audio broadcast on the bus, introducing passing landmarks and major attractions, which is almost a must-see experience for travelers all over the world.

3. Natural landscape: hot air balloon, Dayang Road and Penguin Island.

In Melbourne, you can experience the only sightseeing hot air balloon in Australia. Besides, you can't bear to miss the beautiful scenery of Dayang Road. It's a little far from downtown, but it's famous.

This coastal highway from Melbourne sometimes passes through beautiful beaches, sometimes hangs on a cliff tens of meters by the sea, and sometimes winds in virgin forests. The magnificent coastline in the southern hemisphere and the "Twelve Disciples" standing in the sea will leave countless shocking movies in your lens and mind.

Another big star in Melbourne is the Little Blue Penguin. On Phillip Island in Melbourne, you can see the world's smallest penguin Oamaru swimming out of the sea in droves, staggering across the beach and then returning to their nests. Cute to cute.

Well, I hope this article can help my friends who are going to Melbourne. I wish you all a pleasant journey!