The best city in the world.

use the public transport!!

The city of shopping, the famous cuckoo clock that plays Waltzing Matilda and Mt Dandenong which makes for a nice day trip. Don't drive unless you are very brave. The trams and traffic have an uneasy set of rules. The Melbourne Tennis Center is home to the Australian Open and of course this is the home of Aussie Rules. Lots of great Greek and Italian restaurants and a thriving metropolis of cultures.

Trams are the best way to get around Melbourne

If you're interested in film, make sure you get along to the australian film museum in Federation Square...there are great interactive pods where you can watch Australian short films for as long as you like, free of charge.

Must see the M.C.G, ride on a tram, eat at Lygon St Carlton. Try the cakes on Ackland St, and take in a Sunday session at the Espy in St.Kilda

What can I say? The classic 'four seasons in one day' city. Talk to the ladies in the information booth in the mall, they know everything, can give you information about the buses/trams which go around the major sights in the city. ps. don't swim in the Yarra.

great city for shopping!!!

great place to wine and dine! always bring a coat when travelling around October and November - temps change from cool to cold in a heartbeat

Lovely bay side village atmosphere with lots of eclectic shops and cafes. good park at waters edge and ferry rides . both with great views of Melbourne and surrounds. a well kept secret.