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

Recent months are the best tourist season in Australia. Today, Bian Xiao will introduce you to the tourist information here in Melbourne, mainly 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. Eating an ordinary 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 supermarket shopping to eating fast food, almost all of them can be paid by credit cards with Visa and MasterCard logos. UnionPay cards can also be used in many places, but many places do not accept DinersClub or AmericanExpress credit cards.

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

What's interesting in Melbourne? 1. Diversified architecture enriches immigrant culture.

Because the history of Melbourne's development depends on a large number of immigrants, the rich immigrant culture sets each other off here and is also reflected in Melbourne's diverse architectural art styles. You may not know that Melbourne has the number of Victorian buildings, second only to London in the world, and Gothic architecture is also worth seeing.

In the center of Mexico City, there are many old and new buildings representing the development history of the city, which complement each other and have a unique scenery. 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 a large number of large churches left over from the Victorian era in the city, including the famous Wesley 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.

When you come to Melbourne, you must take the tram, which has the largest tram system in the world and is the only city in Australia that operates by tram (the tram in Sydney is a sightseeing line, covering almost all the main roads in the downtown business district, and some lines extend to the zoo or StKildaBeach.

Most trams run every few minutes during peak hours, less at night and weekends, but generally the interval will not exceed ten minutes. In addition to the 35-way tram, Melbourne has also set up a FreeTramZone in the city center.

Trams are free in this area. There is a sign of free tram zone on the stop sign of every tram station in this area. 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:

The free tram line No.35 starts from Docklands, surrounds Melbourne CBD, stops at various platforms along the way, and vehicles pass clockwise and counterclockwise. The operation time is from Sunday to Wednesday 10:00- 18:00, and from Thursday to Saturday 10:00-2 1:00. During the operation, the train runs 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, which introduces the landmark buildings and major scenic spots passing by, 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 hot air balloon in Australia and visit the city. Besides, you can't bear to miss the beautiful scenery of the famous Ocean Road, which is a little far from the city.

This coastal highway from Melbourne sometimes passes through beautiful beaches, sometimes hangs high on cliffs 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, at sunset, you can watch the little blue penguins (the smallest penguins in the world) swim out of the sea in droves, stagger across the beach, and return to their nests. It's naive enough to make you sprout.

Well, I hope this article can help my friends who are going to Melbourne. I hope you have a wonderful trip!