Come the month of January and Melbourne is abuzz with sports talk. It is time for the much awaited Australian Open. People of Melbourne dig sports. Melbourne is also the cultural capital of Australia and its second biggest city. Several local theaters as well as restored heritage theaters host shows ranging from the comic and(…)
Published On: Saturday, January 10th, 2015
My journey to Australia was not planned till October ‘13 until I got a heartfelt invite from my cousin brother, staying at Melbourne, to pay him a visit during Christmas and New Year break. His genuine call was accepted after little dilemmas and I started planning for this exciting trip to Down under. December month(…)
Published On: Wednesday, May 7th, 2014
After a short walk from Federation square I decided to get down by the Yarra riverside and enjoy unparalleled city views. I was on a complete joyride with my camera rolling continuously and clicking some memorable moments to share with you. One of the first quirky attractions which caught my attention was a large Boat(…)
Published On: Wednesday, April 30th, 2014
Queen Victoria Market, popularly known as ‘Queen Vic’ amongst localities is one of the major Landmark places in Melbourne and a must-visit place on any tourist’s list. It is one of the oldest 19th century markets surviving in CBD which is foodie’s mecca. It is significant place for localities and visitors alike for its variety(…)
Published On: Friday, April 25th, 2014
Melbourne is not only rich in its art, street, food, and cultural precincts… its sports culture also score high in all respects. Sports arenas here are well-known and one such iconic landmark is MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground). Australians are sports mad and is evident from its world-class sports arenas situated in close proximity to each(…)
Published On: Thursday, April 24th, 2014
Drive to Melbourne’s suburbs complimented with sea beaches on one side and mountains on the other is as exciting as travelling within the city’s CBD. One fine day in the month of January when weather was quite favorable, we decided to go on a long drive and enjoy some of Melbourne’s scenic country side. The(…)
Published On: Wednesday, April 23rd, 2014
Trees, flora and fauna, water bodies, cool breeze aptly embodies Mother Nature’s love for its living beings. Royal Botanic Gardens situated near the CBD (Central Business District) is another such classical example of Mother Nature’s expression of love. A perfect mélange of lush green landscaped gardens with manicured flower beds and rich preserved heritage transports(…)
Published On: Wednesday, April 23rd, 2014
This Iconic landmarks which catches every visitor’s attention while passing by Royal Botanic Gardens on St. Kilda’s street is The Shrine of Remembrance. This Majestic Victorian structure was erected in year 1934 to commemorate the sacrifice of hundreds of Victorian men and women for their nation in war and peacekeeping missions in which Australia participated.(…)
Published On: Monday, April 21st, 2014
Melbourne Museum is situated in the Carlton Garden adjoining Royal Exhibition Hall near the east side of the Central Business District. This architecturally brilliant structure houses a big museum with seven galleries, a children’s section and a high-tech IMAX theatre. This place educates you on history, culture and social front of rich historical Victorian clubbed(…)
Published On: Friday, April 18th, 2014
Southbank promenade is sprinkled with cluster of high-rise sky scrapers which collectively form an impressive Melbourne’s skyline. Eureka Skydeck 88 surpasses all other buildings in its vicinity not only in height but also in appearance. Situated at Riverside Quay, this 91 storey high, Eureka Tower, is the tallest building in Melbourne with highest observation deck(…)
Published On: Thursday, April 17th, 2014