Melbourne is the second largest city in Australia.

Melbourne Melbourne is the second largest city in Australia, referred to as Mexico City. Greater Melbourne is the capital of Victoria, with a green area of 40%. Greater Melbourne covers an area of 3,400 square miles (8,806 square kilometers) and is one of the wider metropolitan areas. Melbourne has been rated as the most suitable city for human habitation by UN-Habitat for many years.

Melbourne is the first city in the southern hemisphere to host the Summer Olympics. The annual Australian Open, F 1 Racing Australia Sub-race and the world-famous Melbourne Cup horse race are all held in Melbourne.

Melbourne, with a population of about 4.07 million in June, 2065438+00, is a city inhabited by immigrants. Most new immigrants to Australia have gone to Melbourne and Sydney. Now about100000 new immigrants arrive in Australia every year, and about one third of them settle in Melbourne. One-third of Melbourne residents were born as immigrants outside Australia, and more than 180 languages are spoken in Melbourne. Melbourne has immigrants from 233 countries and regions around the world, 1 16 religious beliefs. In addition to the main languages English, Greek, Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Lebanese, Korean and other languages. In the letters that Melbourne residents usually receive from government departments and public service departments, in addition to English, they also list the telephone numbers of interpretation services in sixteen commonly used non-English languages.

Melbourne has a subtropical and temperate climate. In the hottest month, the highest average temperature is usually 25℃, the lowest average temperature is 14℃, and Leng Yue is between 3℃ and 15℃. It is rainy all year round and belongs to temperate maritime climate. In the subtropical transition zone, the hottest month in summer occasionally exceeds 40 degrees Celsius. In summer, people like to go to the seaside to play. In hot summer, the maximum temperature during the day can reach above 40 degrees Celsius.

Melbourne's climate is relatively dry, and the relative humidity is often between 30% and 50%. Because of dryness, clothes and furniture usually dry quickly, and clothes and furniture are not easy to get moldy. Compared with places with the same low temperature and high humidity, winter is not so cold. In life, the humidity in Melbourne makes many people feel comfortable.

Melbourne has many Victorian buildings, the number of which is second only to London in the world. In addition, some modern Gothic buildings have become models of contemporary architecture.

There are many famous universities and colleges in Melbourne, the most famous of which are University of Melbourne, Monash University and Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.