BEST Things To Do in MELBOURNE in 72 Hours | Travel Guide Melbourne Australia
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MELBOURNE | Sharing the BEST things to do in Melbourne, Australia in 72 hours including the best coffee, street art, St Kilda, Puffing Billy Railway and Redwood Forest! This Melbourne travel guide is the perfect for those looking for things to do in Melbourne. Enjoy! ☺️
Great aerial shots of St Kilda
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I love your video. I have a solo Melbourne trip planned, I'm from Adelaide and have been many times. I call Melbourne my home away from home because I love it so much lol
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Great video. Love Melbourne 😊
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It is a stunning achievement of human engineering to make an entire continent look like a dusty biscuit. Why bother with variety when you can have the same rundown brick box repeated until the horizon catches fire?
The Australian dream is clearly to own a tiny patch of dirt where the grass has given up on life and a stray bum can use your front porch as a bathroom. It is a glorious sea of terracotta tiles and peeling paint that really captures the essence of a civilization that has just stopped trying. Those shitty little yards are not badly kept, they are artistic representations of the inevitable heat death of the universe.
And the graffiti? It is just the local sheep trying to prove they can hold a spray can without falling over their own ass. Every tag is a cry for help from a thirtysomething who still lives with their parents in a house that smells like damp carpet and stale Vegemite. It really adds that lovely touch of urban decay to the monotonous brown landscape.
Melbourne really is the crown jewel of this grime. You can walk through any suburb and feel that delightful sense of deja vu because every street is a carbon copy of the last failure in urban planning. It is enough to make anyone want to jump off the West Gate Bridge, assuming you can find a spot that isnt covered in bird shit and halfhearted vandalism.
Video Title: BEST Things To Do in MELBOURNE in 72 Hours | Travel Guide Melbourne Australia
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Ooh, I need to back and visit Melbourne again!
0:00 Intro
0:10 Into Coffee
Docklands, when i was a kid, 60s, was the dangerous sleazy area with timber boardwaljs, piers and cargo ships with their rough as guts dock workers..gentrification upgrades are lovely
1:22 Metro
2:17 Melbourne Arcade
I worked in the block arcade in 1975...i didnt appreciate it, at all, at 15..lol
I cant stand the ugly rat infested alleyways being covered up by even uglier graffiti...lol
3:13 Melbourne Centreway
4:15 Howm Restaurant
Amazing video, wonderful places, great food options !!!
5:10 Mörk Chocolate
5:47 Duke's Coffee Roasters
Love the vibrant city of melbourne
7:13 St Andrews Cathedral
7:47 Steet Art/Hozier Lane
Great overview of Melbourne - you really caught the spirit of the place! 😍
10:05 Docklands
11:55 Puffing Billy Railway
I loved living here in 2018 and I loved this vlog as it brought back so many memories.
14:28 Redwoods Forest
15:53 St Kilda
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Best thing to do in melbourne is hop in a plane. Its a boring freezing hole and every suburb is ghetto. What a dump
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I've just been to Melbourne for a few days and genuinely found it one of the most underwhelming places I have ever been. 3 days and I was ready to move on
@Real_MattI am living in Melbourne for 30 years and let me tell you that you are kinda boring people if you been in Melbourne for 3 days and majority places that you show are cafes and cafeterias. As least you jump on Puffing Billy, but even there you managed to find some food. Tell me where you are from so I cross over that place as one where I like to travel to because people from there get excited about coffee in plastic cups. What I forger there?
@FirstLast-n5bhttps://youtu.be/RQV9PR-Rbv8?si=exfuZJH8tgwOv4Hy
@familytimemelbourneNice video guide.. I miss Melbourne!
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@MarinnirammThe tallest FLOWERING trees in the world are in the Dandenong Ranges and in other places in Victoria and Tasmania. They are also the second tallest trees in the world. Of course Melbourne has quite a number of beaches --the city hugs around the coastline of the huge Port Phillip Bay.
@barnowl.Visited Melbourne. Followed your guide for streets.
Thanks to you I saw all of them otherwise I would have only seen Hoseir Lane.
Yeh they should change St Kilda beach to Venice beach
@geoffreyrichardson8738Of course Melbourne is cool, J.C. lives here, God lives in Tasmania, the arch angels live in New South Wales
@geoffreyrichardson8738Enjoyed this vlog of Melbourne. Lots of good food and coffee options. St Kilda looks impressive. Thanks guys ❤
@tracy-g25Nice video you should come to Tasmania
@AshleeMcCannMy city, the best !
@liverticAmazing to see the vibrant and lovely Melbourne again. So many familiar sights from I visited in 2009 and 2010. And you present it really nice! Thank you 🥰
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@joyjain3111After a long time..👏☺️🤗
@aakashacharya5184The Redwood Forest is a fake introduction. A more natural tree is the giant Ada tree in Warburton, the last of the indigenous giant trees of that area.
@michaelrapsonCome to Calicut Kerala 🇮🇳
@aminsadiqu3438Lovely video guys, thanks for sharing.
@leo206xLooks like Melbourne 10-15 years ago. Full of rampant drug use and disorder in the city.
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