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Sometimes referred to as Xinjinshan in Chinese, it is a city located in southern Victoria on the east coast of Australia. Pen~Fun~Pavilion www.biquge.info Melbourne is the capital and largest city of Victoria, and the second largest city in Australia by population. With an area of 3,400 square miles (8,806 square kilometres), Greater Melbourne is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world.

Melbourne's CBD is the heart of the entire metropolitan area and currently has a population of about 20,000 following an administrative restructuring in 1993. Greater Melbourne sits beside Port Phillip Bay and stretches inland. The CBD is located at the northern end of the harbour, the Yarra River Estuary. Most of the citizens live in the vicinity of the Central Business District.

As of 2012, there were 4.25 million people in the metropolitan area. The metropolitan area consists of the City of Melbourne and 31 local government areas. Melbourne is known as the "Cultural Capital of Australia" and is the country's cultural, commercial, educational, entertainment, sports and tourism centre. Melbourne produces in costume, art, music and television.

Pop culture such as film and dance have led the way in Australia and around the world. Melbourne hosted the 1956 Summer Olympics and the 2006 Commonwealth Games. In 2008, Melbourne was named a "Tier 1 World City" by the Globalisation and World-Class Cities Research Group and Network of Louvre University in England.

Since 2002, Melbourne has been ranked among the top three best cities in the world to live in by The Economist, and won the title for three consecutive years from 2011 to 2013. Melburnians are known in English as "melburnians". The city's motto is "Gather power on the go". Melbourne was officially founded in 1835.

The city had a population of 10,000 in 1840, and the first immigrants to the city came from prisoners from England to Australia. Melbourne was granted city status by Queen Victoria in 1847 and later became the newly established capital of Victoria. Year 1850. The colonists discovered gold deposits around Melbourne, which led to rapid development.

A large number of people from all over the world have immigrated to Melbourne, including the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and China, and Melbourne has been named New Gold Mountain. Another U.S. city, Gold Mountain, where gold was previously discovered, was renamed Old Gold Mountain. By 1854, Melbourne's population reached 123,000, more than San Francisco's gold rush.

In the 1850s, during the establishment of the Victorian Colonial District by the British. Melbourne was chosen as the capital of the colonial area. In 1901, when the Commonwealth of Australia was formed. Melbourne was already the country's financial and cultural centre, and the seat of the Australian Federal Parliament was also located in the Melbourne National Parliament, but Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, had a population larger than Melbourne at the time.

The development of industry and commerce is also higher than that of Melbourne, and both cities are vying for the status of federal capitals. This has brought the question of the capital to an impasse. In order to balance the dispute between the two cities, in 1908 Australia finally decided to make the capital of Canberra, the equivalent of the twin cities. It was not until 1927 that the Australian Parliament was actually moved from Melbourne to Canberra.

It ended a 25-year battle for Australia's capital. The city of Melbourne is home to a large number of Victorian buildings, second only to London in the world. In addition, some Gothic buildings produced in modern times have also become examples of contemporary architecture. The city center has many new and old buildings that represent the history of the city's development, which complement each other and create a unique scene.

In addition, Little Italy, Legon Street, and its neighborhood are home to a large number of Italian cultures and Italian-style buildings brought by generations of Italian immigrants. In addition, in areas such as Heidelberg, where people of German descent are concentrated, there is also a variety of German-style buildings. (2013 Christmas Melbourne City Hall 3D Projection Exhibition) The city centre of Mexican is also home to a number of landmarks.

Including a large number of historic Victorian buildings located in the University of Melbourne, the world-renowned Victoria Arts Centre, known as the "whirling skirt", the Melbourne Recital Centre, a model of modern Victorian architecture, is located on the South Bank, and the modern architecture of the Twin Towers of the Leoto Building is famous for its turquoise towers.

Once the world's tallest purely residential tower, the Discovery Building is currently the tallest building in Mexicity, with the expansive water curtain wall of the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV). All of them are the embodiment of the multicultural convergence of Mexico. Other notable buildings in Mexico include the State Library of Victoria and Melbourne City Hall.

Melbourne is known as the "City of Churches" in the Southern Hemisphere, with a large number of large churches of all kinds left over from the Victorian era, including the famous Wesley Hall, St Paul's Cathedral, Scottish Church, St Bartley's Cathedral and St Michael's United Church. The Royal Exhibition Hall is located in the Caton Gardens in the northeast of downtown Mexico.

It was the first building in Australia to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The exhibition hall was designed in 1880 by the famous Australian architect Joseph Lead. It was completed in 1888 at the Melbourne International Exhibition and has since become one of the city's most recognizable landmarks.

Another landmark is the Flinders Street Railway Station, which was built in 1879 and opened in 1883. Today, the station serves an average of 850,900 daily commuters as one of the main transit stations on the Central Loop in Melbourne's rail transit. Today, Flinders Street Station is known for its unique architecture and location.

It has become one of Melbourne's city symbols, appearing in public media such as film and television on several occasions. The Parliament House, located at the eastern end of the city centre, is a prominent example of Australian neoclassical government architecture, and is widely regarded as one of the most majestic and magnificent historic buildings used by all levels of the Australian legislature.

All right. Follow Yunluo and take you to the CBD Flinders Street to Melbourne. The first stop, of course, is a walk around the Melbourne CBD, where there is so much to introduce. Including Flinders Street Railway Station, which is Melbourne's Central Railway Station and is Australia's oldest railway station. It is also the terminus of Melbourne's local train lines.

The towering round vault resembles St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Flinders Street Railway Station is located on the southern edge of Melbourne's central suburbs and is one of Melbourne's most prosperous destinations. This century-old beige Renaissance building has become a famous symbol of Melbourne. Of course, anyone who has been to Melbourne will definitely have a picture of it.

Opposite the station is St. Paul's Cathedral (Stpaulscathedral), which is the cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne and an important landmark in Melbourne.

(St. Paul's Cathedral) (St. Paul's Cathedral) is directly opposite Federation Square. Further south from Swanston Street (ST) is the Prinkers Bridge across the Yarra River, where Melbourne's Crown Casino () sits on the beautiful riverfront.

There's plenty to do along the Yarrariver, with a wide variety of restaurants and bars. If you want to experience the life of the locals, you can stay here in the afternoon. Eat, drink, go shopping, eat desserts, go to the casino, and at the end of the day, you will understand what Australians like to do, hehe. There's so much to eat here, you can really go anywhere, it's delicious.

(Federation Square) (New Arts Centre Rhall) (Yarrariver looks down at the train station) (beautiful Yarrariver, restaurants and bars on the left) Next to Yarrariver is the National Gallery of Victoria (RIA), which has two magnificent pavilions.

Within walking distance of each other, the permanent collections in both pavilions are free to visit. Victorian locals and visitors alike can now enjoy the fine collections of two public art galleries in one of the largest art exhibition areas. (Famous Australian paintings on display in the museum) (2013 Yarra River Noodle Festival).

Leaving the vicinity of the Yarrariver, we can walk along Swanston Street (ST), where you can take a horse-drawn carriage, tram and taxi, and of course the most distinctive. It's definitely a horse-drawn carriage ride, and you can take a horse-drawn carriage and go around the city. It's all the classic retro route, which is very pleasant.

There will also be people on the route to greet you at any time and experience the affinity of the city. (The carriage on the st) (The carriage on the road.

Australia is a paradise for road trips, and Melbourne is a must-visit city for this paradise. Although Yunluo has not traveled all over Australia, Melbourne and the places he has traveled are relatively large. Many Melbourne locals drive out of the city on weekends. Take Melbourne as the center and go out in all directions.

Yunluo and his friends also often go out to see different scenery. Walk where you haven't been before. Spring, summer, autumn and winter all year round, there's always something different to draw you to, so it's one of the best destinations to come to Melbourne at any time of the year.

Over the years, Yunluo has slowly integrated into the life of the locals, learning to experience what the locals like to do, try the food they like, drink the wine they like, and it can also be said that as a Xinhua person, Yunluo is very lucky to come to Melbourne. If you're in Melbourne, Yunluo will be happy to tell you what's new in Melbourne lately.

What restaurants and foods are popular, what is the most suitable place to go recently, as long as you have time, Yunluo is also very happy to take you around, take you to walk around the places where Yunluo has walked, and take you to see the charm of this place. (Melbourne 2014 New Year's Fireworks) (12 Apostles of the Great Ocean Road, this part has not been written yet.)

Melbourne (abbreviated as Mel) is a city located in southern Victoria on the east coast Chinese of Australia. Melbourne is the capital and largest city of Victoria, and the second most populous city in Australia.

The Greater Melbourne area covers an area of 3,400 square miles (8,806 square kilometres). It is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. Melbourne's CBD is the heart of the entire metropolitan area and currently has a population of about 20,000 following an administrative restructuring in 1993. Greater Melbourne is located on the edge of Port Phillip Bay. All the way inland.

The CBD is located at the northern end of the harbour, the Yarra River Estuary. The majority of citizens live around the central business district, with a total of 4.25 million people in the metropolitan area as of 2012. The metropolitan area consists of the City of Melbourne and 31 local government areas. Melbourne is known as the "cultural capital of Australia", and is also the country's cultural, business, educational and entertainment industry.

Sports and tourism centre. Melbourne leads the way in fashion, art, music, television production, film and dance, and has a global influence in the field of fashion and culture. Melbourne hosted the 1956 Summer Olympics and the 2006 Commonwealth Games.

In 2008, Melbourne was named a "Tier 1 World City" by the Globalisation and World-Class Cities Research Group and Network of Louvre University in England. Since 2002, Melbourne has been ranked among the top three best cities in the world to live in, as voted by The Economist. From 2011 to 2013, it won the championship for three consecutive years.

Melburnians are known in English as "Melburnians" and the city's motto is "Gather on the go". Melbourne was officially founded in 1835. In 1840 the city had a population of 10,000. The earliest urban immigrants came from prisoners sent from the British to Australia. Melbourne was granted city status by Queen Victoria in 1847.

It later became the newly established capital of Victoria. In 1850, the discovery of gold mines around Melbourne by colonists led to rapid development and a large number of people from all over the world immigrated to Melbourne. These include the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and China, and Melbourne is named New Gold Mountain.

Another U.S. city, Gold Mountain, where gold was previously discovered, was renamed Old Gold Mountain. By 1854, Melbourne's population reached 123,000, more than San Francisco's gold rush. In the 1850s, when the British established the Victorian Colonial Area, Melbourne was chosen as the capital city of the colonial area.

When the Commonwealth of Australia was established in 1901, Melbourne was already the financial and cultural center of the country, and the seat of the Australian Federal Parliament was also in the Melbourne National Parliament Building. However, at that time, Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, had surpassed Melbourne in population, and the development of industry and commerce was also higher than that of Melbourne, and both cities were vying for the status of federal capital. This has brought the question of the capital to an impasse.

In order to balance the dispute between the two cities, in 1908 Australia finally decided to make the capital of Canberra, the equivalent of the twin cities. It was not until 1927 that the Australian Parliament was actually moved from Melbourne to Canberra, ending the 25-year struggle for Australia's capital. The city of Melbourne is home to a large number of Victorian buildings, second only to London in the world.

In addition, some Gothic buildings produced in modern times have also become examples of contemporary architecture. The city center is home to a number of new and old buildings that represent the history of the city's development. The sight is unique. In addition, Little Italy, Legon Street, and its neighborhood are home to a large number of Italian cultures and Italian-style buildings brought by generations of Italian immigrants.

In addition, in areas such as Heidelberg, where people of German descent are concentrated, there is also a variety of German-style buildings. (2013 Christmas Melbourne City Hall 3D Projection Exhibition) The city centre of Mexican is also home to a number of landmarks. It includes a large number of historic Victorian buildings located in the University of Melbourne, and the world-renowned Victoria Arts Centre, known as the "whirling skirt".

The Melbourne Recital Centre, a fine example of modern Victorian architecture, is located on the South Bank, while the modern towers of the Leoto Towers are famous for their turquoise towers, the Discovery Tower, once the world's tallest residential tower, and the expansive water curtain wall of the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).

Other notable buildings in Mexico include the State Library of Victoria and Melbourne City Hall. Melbourne is known as the "City of Churches" in the Southern Hemisphere, with a large number of large churches of all kinds left over from the Victorian era, including the famous Wesleyan Hall, St Paul's Cathedral and Scottish Church.

St. Bartle's Cathedral and St. Michael's United Church, etc. Located in the Carton Gardens in the north-east of downtown Mexico, the Royal Exhibition Gallery was the first building in Australia to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The exhibition hall was designed in 1880 by the famous Australian architect Joseph Leader and was completed in 1888 when it was opened at the Melbourne International Exhibition.

Since then, it has become one of the city's most high-profile landmarks. Another landmark is the Flinders Street Railway Station, which was built in 1879 and opened in 1883. Today, the station serves an average of 850,900 daily commuters as one of the main transit stations on the Central Loop in Melbourne's rail transit.

Today, Flinders Street Station has become one of Melbourne's city symbols due to its unique architecture and location, and has been featured in public media such as film and television many times. The Parliament House, located at the eastern end of the city centre, is a prominent example of Australian neoclassical government architecture.

Recognised as one of the most majestic historic buildings used by all levels of the Australian legislature. Well, follow Yunluo and take you around CBD Flinders Street to Melbourne, the first stop is of course a walk around Melbourne CBD, there are so many places to introduce. Including Flinders Street Railway Station, which is Melbourne's Central Railway Station. (To be continued)