字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント Hello I'm Colm Hanratty from Hostelworld.com and if you want to know what some of the best streets are for eating out in one of Australias Australia's most charming cities what are its best museums and what are its best parks go nowhere because here 10 things you need to know about Melbourne (instrumental) (instrumental) (instrumental) located in the southern east par of Australia and famed for it's café culture and sporting events Melbourne is a city you simply must visit if you're going to Australia life here's a bit more laid back here in comparison to some its counterparts but it still has that big city feel it offers some great day trips has beautiful parks and is easy to get around so if you're thinking of visiting sit back and check out these ten tips which will help you plan your trip (instrumental) Melbourne is capital of a state called Victoria and is home to approximately four million people its city centre is known as the central business district but is better known as the CBD it's here that you'll find Center Street Station which is the city's best-known landmark along with the river which flows through it the river Yarra but by far the best place for viewof Melbourne is Eureka sky-deck 88 which at 285 metres high, is the highest observation deck in the southern hemisphere from up here you can see each and every part of the city (instrumental) there are two main modes of public transport in Melbourne first of all you've got trains which serve both inner and outter suburbs secondly and more famously are the cities trams which can be seen transporting people all over the city by far the most popular tram though is the free City Circle Tram This tram which is route number 35 loops the CBD stopping at or close to many of the city's best-known attractions along with this free tram there is also a free shuttle bus in operation Melbourne is the unofficial sporting capital of Australia and unquestionably the most famous venue here as Called the Melbourne Cricket Ground better-known as the MCG when it's full it fits over 100,000 people and while it's called the Melbourne Cricket Ground as well as cricket you can also see auzzie rules football here. Other well-known sporting grounds include the road labor arena where the Australian Open tennis final is played and the Flemington Racecourse for the famous Melbourne Cup horse race is held located right across the road from fender Street Station is Federation Square better known as Fed Square this an entertainment and cultural center that you really should visit the main attraction here as the Australian Centre for the moving image which is full of hands-on exhibits and is definitely worth spending a couple of hours in Fed Square is also where you will encounter a part of the National Gallery of Victoria called the Ian Potter centre which is the world's first major gallery which is dedicated exclusively to Australian art when you're in Fed square you might even be lucky enough up to be treated to some free entertainment while it's also good to note that free wifi is available throughout the entire square Melbourne is home to some great parks and gardens to explore close to the CBD are the Queen Victoria Gardens which are popular with walkers while beside it are the Royal Botanic Gardens which covers 38 hectares and are home to over 10,000 species of plant as well as the imposing government house Carlton Gardens in front of the Royal Exhibition Building are also worth checking out. Albert Park in the neighborhood of the same name is one of the city's best loved parks it's built around Albert Park Lake and among other things boasts amazing views of Melbourne skyline central Melbourne is full of alleys, lanes, arcades and narrow streets to explore such as The Grange Street which is the perfect place to stop off for a coffee, others worth checking out are centres place which is just across the road from the grave Street the blocker arcade which is full specialist shops and Haigh place e which is good for fashion and you can pick a map of these of these alleys and lanes from the Melbourne visitor center in Federation Square (instrumental) those who like culture will be in their element in Melbourne as the city is home to a host of fascinating museums and galleries these include the National Gallery of Victoria which is has over 65 thousand works spanning thousands of years the Immigration Museum which explores the stories of people who migrated to Victoria and the National Sports Museum at the MCG which is home to Australia's finest collection of sporting heritage you can even have a go at the country's most famous Sport the city's flagship museum is Melbourne Museum which can be found in the Carlton neighborhood north of the city centre this award-winning museum has eight galleries focusing on everything from natural environment to culture and history one of the most popular things to do when in Melbourne is go on a trip down the great Ocean Road it's one of the world's most famous coastal drives passing by the famous Bells Beach as well as true seaside towns such as Lawn and appollo bay but by far the highlight of the Great Ocean Road is a collection of limestone stocks known as the twelve apostles which are one of Australia's most iconic landmarks (instrumental) (instrumental) Melbourne has lots of great neighborhoods to explore st Kilda is extremely popular with backpackers which is largely due to its golden beach it's also where your'l find the famous Luna Park Williams town is also worth visiting as it's a great place to catch sunsets and get shots of the skyline overlooking the water, if you like to go shopping then you need to check out central Melbourne in particular the area around Bourke Street Mall along here on and other streets such as Collins Street and Swanston Street you'll find all types of shops another neighborhood you should try and visit is South Yarrow which is where your'l find one of the city's best-known streets Chapel Street which is also great for shopping (instrumental) One thing Melbourne is well known for is its restaurants and there are certain streets that are well known when it comes to eating out such as lygon street up here in the Carlton neighborhood which is lined with Italian restaurants other streets well known for their restaurants include Little Bourke Street in the CBD which is the heart of Melbourne's Chinatown Ackman Street in st Kilda which is aligned with places serving all types of cuisine Victoria Street in Richmond which is where to head if you're looking for Vietnamese food and Brunswick Street in Fitzroy which is where you will also find a great selection of bars and remember wherever you see the letter BYO It means you can bring your own alcohol So there you have our 10 things you need to know about Melbourne hopefully affect my hints and tips on what you just saw for a fact-sheet on everything that's in this video log on to www: Hostelworld.com forward slash videos and for the biggest and best selection of hostels in Melbourne on the Internet stay on the same site (instrumental) (instrumental)
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