✨Complete itinerary for your trip to Melbourne, Australia

I'll give you a complete summary of your trip to Melbourne, Australia! 1. Great Ocean Road (Suburban Tour) The Great Ocean Road is called the most beautiful coastal road in the world🌊 You can see the 12 Apostles from the sky by helicopter, and you can also see Loch Ardgorge, Island Archway, and Grotto 2. Phillip Island (Suburban Tour + Puffing Billy) The best tourist attraction in Melbourne where you can see wild animals up close is Phillip Island🐧 You can see various wild animals such as kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, and penguins right in front of you, so you can have a unique experience + Puffing Billy Puffing Billy is a steam locomotive built in the early 90s, and was an industrial railway for transporting forest resources and agricultural products, but it has now become a must-see tourist attraction 3. Yarra River For walking or running, for sightseeing by ferry or boat, and a bar with a nice atmosphere floating on the river It's a great place to enjoy the night view, too🌠 4. Flinders Street Station Flinders Street Station is the oldest train station in Melbourne, built in 1854 There is also a photo booth nearby, called the Melbourne Life 4-cut, so it's great for making memories📸 5. Victoria State Library The oldest public library in Australia, opened in 1854, The Victoria State Library Anyone can use it freely, and you can see various exhibitions and works for free 6. Fitzroy Fitzroy Street is where art and culture are located, and there are many restaurants and cafes It is said that it has become a place that stands out from other districts, with cafes, vintage shops, and studios 7. Royal Arcade The oldest shopping mall in Australia, Royal Arcade It is a place with an attractive arched ceiling, glass dome, and tiles, and there are various dessert cafes, prop shops, etc. Recommended travel course 8. Queen Victoria Market Opened in 1878, the oldest market in Melbourne, is the Queen Victoria Market. It is an attractive place with various things to see such as souvenirs and fresh food. They also hold a night market every Wednesday. 9. Hardware Lane Hardware Lane is a hidden alley in Melbourne CBD. Hardware Lane is lined with bars and restaurants with a great atmosphere, so you can enjoy the outdoor atmosphere day and night. 10. Hosier Lane A representative mural street and filming location for the drama 'I'm Sorry, I Love You', is Hosier Lane. They say that these are not just simple graffiti, but works with meaning such as cultural expressions, social messages, and political satire. 11. Alexandra Gardens A park where you can meet nature in the city, is Alexandra Gardens. While walking through Alexandra Gardens, it is connected to Kings Domain and the Royal Botanic Gardens, so you can walk along the walking path. I also recommend walking🌳 #Travel itinerary #Australia travel #Melbourne travel #Overseas travel