The 10 most worthwhile attractions in Melbourne. How many have you been to?

 

I'm Rebecca, and I've been in Australia for 6 years now. I completed my high school here and am currently studying a foundation course at ACU. During my time in Melbourne for the past 6 years, I have visited many places and seen many beautiful landscapes. I chose this course because I like to share my life as well as express my opinions on the internet. My current life situation is nothing but classes and work, and in my life I like to travel.

In the future I will choose to work in kindergarten education, accidentally I like to spend time with children, my current part-time job is to work in an educational organization as an administrative receptionist. In addition, I am also responsible for the company's promotional activities, such as the production of posters for course presentations and videos of interviews with teachers.

I am a 50% workaholic. When I'm working I work relentlessly and intensely, but when I'm on my personal time I play like crazy!!!! Next I will show you which posts I make when I am working. -LIKE Show you the skill i will be use. 

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 In this blog post, I'll tell you about several must-try places in Melbourne. :) Of course, I've been to all these places myself, so if you haven't been yet, you must give them a try. 

1: Federation Square: Melbourne's cultural hub, hosting major events, galleries like the Ian Potter Centre, and popular cafes.

2: Queen Victoria Market: A historic market offering fresh produce, gourmet delights, souvenirs, and a vibrant atmosphere.

3: National Gallery of Victoria (NGV): One of Australia's oldest and most visited art museums, known for its impressive collection of international and Australian art.

4: Southbank and Yarra River: Stroll along Southbank for dining, entertainment, and river views. Take a cruise or walk along the Yarra River for a different perspective of the city.

5: Street Art in Melbourne Laneways: Explore Hosier Lane and other laneways adorned with colorful street art, showcasing Melbourne's vibrant urban culture.

6: Melbourne Zoo: Home to a wide variety of animals from around the world, set amidst lush gardens and offering educational experiences.

7: Phillip Island: Just a couple of hours from Melbourne, famous for its Penguin Parade, where you can see penguins returning to shore at sunset.

8: Great Ocean Road: A scenic drive from Melbourne, passing through stunning coastal scenery, rock formations like the Twelve Apostles, and charming seaside towns.

9: Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG): If you're a sports fan, catch a game of cricket or Australian Rules Football (AFL) at this iconic stadium, or take a tour to learn about its history.

10: Royal Botanic Gardens: A serene escape in the heart of the city, featuring beautiful landscapes, lakes, and diverse plant species.

all picture research form Internet.