[2025 Melbourne Attraction] Travel Guide for Fed Square (Updated Feb)

Melbourne visit itinerary 🖌Melbourne graffiti wall Photo spots with lots of tourists Some paintings are painted very high I don’t know how I climbed so high Really strong ☕️Coffee Street There are many coffee shops on both sides Pair it with some ice cream shops, chocolate shops and souvenir shops The atmosphere is quite cute Because I only had ice cream at noon, I wanted to stop eating it. When visiting koko black chocolate shop The clerk also invited us to try some chocolate It tastes like apple. It's so sweet but delicious. Didn’t buy coffee in Coffee Alley I went to the small supermarket next door and bought a box of 11 strawberries. In total, it’s over NT$100. I can eat strawberries if I’m happy. 🚂 #flindatrain station #Flinders_Street_Railway_Station old station The atmosphere is different when taking photos important transportation hub You don’t need to think about it to know that there are so many people coming and going. Be careful of collisions with others and be careful of being stolen. But it's actually okay. I didn't bring any money. 🎡 #federalsquare Where some exhibitions and performances will be held It feels like the kind of landmark where you can meet up with friends There are many pigeons flying around You can wear a hat to avoid birds💩 #melboune #australia #melbourne #Australia

Melbourne is a city that took my breath away with its diverse and striking architecture. From modern skyscrapers to Victorian-era buildings, this Australian gem has it all for architecture lovers like myself. As I strolled along the Yarra River, I was greeted by the sight of Federation Square's iconic modern design. With its sloping planes and mix of zinc, glass and sandstone, this public square shows Melbourne's embrace of contemporary architecture. Nearby Flinders Street Station, in contrast, is a stunning remnant of the city's colonial past. The prominent domed building built in 1910 remains a treasured landmark. Venturing into the Central Business District, I craned my neck upwards to admire the towering skyscrapers. Our guide highlighted the unusual triangle-shaped Tower Melbourne, before pointing out the striking blue glass exterior of the Eureka Tower. At almost 300 meters high, this skyscraper offers incredible views from its observation deck. Just outside the city center in inner suburbs like Fitzroy, Carlton and St Kilda, blocks of attached Victorian terraces with wrought iron lacework delighted me with their old-world charm. And the World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building, constructed in 1880 for the Melbourne International Exhibition, remains an outstanding symbol of the city's 19th century pride and confidence. With its respect for the old and embrace of the new, Melbourne has curated an architectural experience like no other for visitors. The diversity of building styles here, from modern wonders to historic icons, tells the story of an innovative city confidently looking to the future without forgetting its past. I was thoroughly impressed. #trip#instatravel

City guide of Melbourne Melbourne is the capital of the Australian state of Victoria, on the southeastern coast of Australia and we reached it with an hour's flight from Canberra. In the surroundings of Federetion Square, right in the city center, there is one of the places of worship for author music. Probably not everyone knows that AC / DC are at home here: in February 1976, the video of It’s A Long way to the top was shot on Swanston Street. ST Kilda - the seaside district An area of ​​the city born to be the elegant meeting point for Sundays to spend at the sea. A walk from the past: Royal Arcade, Block Arcade and STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA: Elegant passages where luxurious reminiscences and chic touches of contemporary echo, the right places for super shopping! Contemporary architecture in Melbourne: -Webb Bridge: bridge created by the artist Robert Owen. The idea behind it is that of a traditional Aboriginal eel trap. - For an overhead view of the city, do not miss the Eureka Skydeck on the 88th floor and a visit to the super instagrammable central station. Royal Botanic Gardens - Aboriginal Heritage Walk: It is possible to book a guided tour of the Royal Botanic Gardens and rediscover the contact with nature even among tall skyscrapers. #couplestrip #awesomepic #melbourne #australia

Australia must be the country with the most handsome guys in the world, and Melbourne must be the city with the most handsome guys. Melbourne is full of street performers, each with their own different characteristics and fan bases, street shooting sunny boys, found that Melbourne is full of music and sports boys, really attractive, sunshine Handsome and self-like, as if living the best life, the nine maps are obviously not enough. If you don't go out and see the beauty of the world, you will think that the small world of your life is the whole world.

Federal Square (fedsquare.com) is a group of buildings centered on the Civic Square. It was presented to the world with its abstract surreal model and became a new symbol of Melbourne in the 21st century. It is also a new landmark in Melbourne. After the completion, it became a meeting place, a landmark for Melbourne, for people to meet. When the weather is fine, there are band performances and a lot of activities. People sit in open-air benches to enjoy music, street art and performances. In addition to the new National Gallery of Victoria, there is also the Australian Dynamic Image Center, the BMW Theatre and some restaurants, shops and bars worth seeing. In particular, the Australian Dynamic Image Center, free to visit, there are many toys with a sense of technology, as well as a large number of popular science and technology related places, very suitable for bringing children to play. The transportation to Federation Square is also very convenient. On the left is Flinder Street Railway Station, Melbourne's transportation hub, many trams pass through here. So, after taking the tram to Flinder Street Station, you can walk across the road to Union Square.

Today, start from La Trobe Street, take Route 35 (every 12 minutes, clockwise, ends at 5pm, with maps on board, old-fashioned decor). Pass Flagstaff Gardens, Old Melbourne Gaol, Carlton Gardens (very beautiful, the building behind is the Exhibition Hall, and behind that is the Melbourne Museum), continue on Route 35 for 2 stops to Parliament Station, where there are free 45-minute guided tours on weekdays, limited to 25 people, you need to queue at the entrance in advance. Having just missed the 12pm tour, I continued on Route 35 for 2 stops to Flinders Street and got off at Federation Square (the tram passes Old Treasury Building and Treasury Gardens). Federation Square is right next to ACMI, which has exhibitions on light and shadow and the origins of film, worth a visit. Diagonally opposite is St Paul's Cathedral, and diagonally opposite that is Flinders Street Station. Due to time constraints, I took a quick tour of the cathedral and then headed back. I walked back to Parliament at 1:30pm, but still missed the 2pm tour, so I had to queue for the 3pm tour. Many people were taking wedding photos here. Security checks, passport registration, and bag storage start at 2:30pm. The front hall, the Parliament Chamber (one side represents the government, the other side the opposition), the rooftop Parliament Garden, the library (1861), the legal chamber, this nearly 1-hour tour is well worth it. Then take Route 109 to LUNE on Collins Street, card payment only, ordered an almond croissant, AUD 11.8, with almond syrup inside, quite delicious. Then walk to the NGV Australia next to Federation Square, the 2nd floor is Australian art, the 3rd floor is an exhibition of famous painters. A 5-minute walk takes you to Hoisier Lane graffiti street. Take Route 19 to Queen Victoria Market Station, this is the nearest free tram stop to the University of Melbourne, get off and continue walking 1 km, in about 10 minutes you will reach the University of Melbourne. Return to Flinders Street, have a steak, and wait for sunset. On Friday nights, there are concerts at Federation Square, very lively, from Princes Bridge you can see the Yarra River, on one side you can see the Australian Open venue, on the other side you can see Queen's Bridge, view Southbank, the night view is nice.

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Hey guys, here's a complete guide to an 8-day trip to Australia! Carefully compiled to help you explore Australia, save it now!✨ -------------------- 🛫 Itinerary: Australia Adventure Tour! DAY 1: Guangzhou✈️Brisbane Fly to Brisbane and start your trip to Australia! DAY 2: South Bank Parklands - Story Bridge - Queensland Museum - Kooralbyn Valley Golf Course Explore the natural scenery of South Bank Parklands, stroll along Story Bridge, experience the cultural heritage of the Queensland Museum, and finally head to the golf course to enjoy the fun of swinging. DAY 3: Kooralbyn Valley Golf Course - Labrador Pelican Bay - Surfers Paradise Continue your golf tour, then head to Pelican Bay to see the wildlife, and head to Surfers Paradise in the evening to experience the thrilling waves. DAY 4: Great Ocean Road - Twelve Apostles - Apollo Bay - Loch Ard Gorge Travel along the spectacular Great Ocean Road, visit the natural wonders of the Twelve Apostles, pass through Apollo Bay, and finally reach Loch Ard Gorge to enjoy the canyon scenery. DAY 5: Federation Square - Hosier Lane - Bendigo Tramways - St Patrick's Cathedral - Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria - National Gallery of Victoria In Melbourne, visit Federation Square, stroll through the art district of Hosier Lane, take the Bendigo Tramways, visit St Patrick's Cathedral, explore the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, and finally immerse yourself in the art world of the National Gallery of Victoria. DAY 6: Sydney Harbour Ferry - Watsons Bay - Sydney Opera House - Sydney Fish Market - Royal Botanic Garden Sydney - Darling Harbour Take a ferry to visit Sydney Harbour, visit Watsons Bay, visit the iconic Sydney Opera House, taste fresh seafood at Sydney Fish Market, stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, and head to Darling Harbour in the evening to experience Sydney's nightlife. DAY 7: Sydney Zoo - Blue Mountains National Park - Three Sisters - Leura - Hyde Park - St Mary's Cathedral Visit the cute animals at Sydney Zoo, then head to Blue Mountains National Park to enjoy the spectacular views of the Three Sisters, pass through Leura, and return to Sydney to visit Hyde Park and St Mary's Cathedral. DAY 8: Sydney✈️Guangzhou End your wonderful trip to Australia and return to Guangzhou. -------------------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Australia Travel Checklist 📞 A SIM card is essential for easy contact, avoiding disconnection, and staying online is important. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, Australian three-pin plug, no worries about charging. 🪪 Passport, visa, driver's license, complete documents, travel worry-free. 👕 January in Australia is warm and comfortable, travel light, and don't forget sunscreen clothing. 🔋 Charger, power bank, make sure your devices are charged, and have a more enjoyable trip. -------------------- 🎉 Come to Australia, leave your footprints and memories, and enjoy an unforgettable trip! 🌏

#christmasvibes One magical evening, we strolled through Melbourne City in search of Christmas lights, and it was nothing short of spectacular! The city came alive with twinkling displays, festive colors, and a joyful atmosphere that made the night unforgettable. From Federation Square’s glowing installations to the sparkling Bourke Street Mall, every corner radiated holiday cheer. Crown Melbourne’s light show was a true highlight, mesmerizing us with its dazzling spectacle. The streets were filled with laughter, music, and families soaking in the festive spirit. Pausing for a warm drink, we admired the creativity and effort behind the decorations. Melbourne’s Christmas lights exceeded our expectations, offering a magical experience for all ages. Truly a night to remember!

Melbourne Travel Experience: A City of Vibrance and Charm My recent trip to Melbourne was nothing short of incredible. This vibrant city effortlessly blends culture, nature, and culinary delights, offering something for everyone. The City Vibes Melbourne’s energy is infectious. From the moment I arrived, the city’s mix of historic charm and modern sophistication stood out. The laneways are a masterpiece of street art, and exploring them felt like walking through an open-air gallery. Federation Square, with its unique architecture and buzzing atmosphere, was a fantastic starting point for my journey. Culinary Scene Melbourne’s food culture is second to none. From the bustling Queen Victoria Market to trendy cafes, every meal was a delight. Coffee lovers take note—Melbourne truly deserves its reputation as one of the coffee capitals of the world. Each café I visited delivered a perfect flat white or latte, paired with creative and delicious breakfast options. Nature and Relaxation A stroll through the Royal Botanic Gardens was both peaceful and refreshing. The sprawling greenery and stunning lake views offered a break from the city’s lively pace. A day trip to St Kilda Beach was another highlight—enjoying the sunset and watching the little penguins return to the pier was magical. Unique Experiences One standout experience was visiting the W Hotel, where I stayed. The modern luxury, impeccable service, and fantastic amenities made it a memorable part of my trip. The views from the hotel were stunning, and its central location made exploring the city a breeze. Shopping and Nightlife Melbourne’s shopping scene is diverse, from high-end boutiques on Collins Street to unique finds at local markets. As for nightlife, the city didn’t disappoint, with rooftop bars and speakeasies offering a mix of fun and relaxation. Final Thoughts Melbourne has a special charm that’s hard to put into words. It’s a city that embraces creativity, diversity, and an exceptional quality of life. Whether you’re exploring cultural landmarks, savoring world-class cuisine, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, Melbourne leaves an unforgettable impression. I can’t wait to visit again! #melboune #australia #travel #naturalwonders #architecture

🇦🇺Melbourne attractions guide|||———❗️✅Recommended 📍Port Melbourne Beach: The sunset is amazing. You have to be there to understand the vastness of the world. 📍State Library Victoria: The architecture is stunning. The symmetry is very satisfying, but there are a lot of tourists. 📍Royal Arcade: You will pass by here when shopping. It has a retro vibe. 📍St Paul's Cathedral: Not as big as the cathedral in Sydney, but very beautiful! The color scheme is unique. ———😌Not bad, worth a visit if you have time 🔸Fitzroy Gardens: Quite big, but it's just a big lawn. 🔸University of Melbourne: Old and peaceful. If you don't have a friend to show you around, you can only take photos of the old buildings. 🔸Melbourne Central: A busy shopping mall. 🔸Flinders Street Railway Station: More functional than beautiful. Good for Jay Chou fans to take photos. 🔸St Patrick's Cathedral: There was an event when I visited, so I couldn't go inside. The photos look magnificent! The architecture is beautiful but hard to photograph. 🔸Melbourne Museum & Carlton Gardens: The museum is small, and the exhibits are new and scattered. It lacks a sense of history and is more like an encyclopedia for kids. ———🤷‍♀️Not worth visiting ▪️Graffiti walls: I don't understand why people take photos here. It looks like a dump. 🇦🇺There are many places with interesting graffiti. ▪️Queen Victoria Market: A big market with nothing to see. There are a few cafes nearby. You can buy souvenirs here. ▪️Federation Square: Not really an attraction, just a nice outdoor mall. ▪️Melbourne Town Hall: Not worth visiting as an attraction.

Life is about being full of passion | Melbourne self-driving tour guide Friends who plan to travel to Melbourne in the near future, please remember this guide. This is a summary of the highlights of my three trips to Melbourne. Follow it and you will not have any regrets! 1️⃣Preparation before departure Regarding visa: You can apply for it at a travel agency one month in advance; Baggage: Passport, credit card, Australian dollar cash💰, Australian phone card, disposable towels, conversion plug, sunscreen, seasonal clothes (seasons are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere) 2️⃣About transportation: Beijing-Melbourne: Direct flights, air tickets are very cheap in the off-season. Or choose to transfer to Shanghai or Guangzhou. The transfer air tickets are cheaper and can reduce the fatigue of long-distance flights. The disadvantage is that it takes longer; Melbourne - Great Ocean Road: Self-driving, just choose a reliable car rental company on Trip.com. You can use it if you have a domestic driver's license certified. Remember to book in advance~ 3️⃣Travel route Day 1-3: Melbourne State Library of Victoria ➡️ St. Paul’s Cathedral ➡️ Graffiti Alley ➡️ Flinders Street Railway Station Federation Square➡️Royal Botanic Gardens➡️Puffing Billy Steam Train➡️Brighton Beach Rainbow Cottage Day 4-6: Great Ocean Road self-driving trip Melbourne➡️Geelong➡️Torquay➡️Apollo Bay➡️Campbell➡️Return to Melbourne The Great Ocean Road is more than 240 kilometers long. The starting point is Torquay, which is about an hour's drive from Melbourne. The round trip can be completed in three days and two nights. 📷Must check in: ✅Apollo Bay: Super beautiful beach, stunning sunset ✅Twelve Apostles Rock: No. 1 place for Australian Internet celebrities to check in ✅London Broken Bridge: a miraculous work of nature ✅Loch Ard Canyon: hidden beauty ☕️Diet In terms of food, there are many choices in urban Melbourne, and there are also many Chinese restaurants in shopping malls, but the price is five times that of the domestic ones. There are relatively few choices near the Great Ocean Road, and they are not very delicious. However, you can cook in B&Bs, so friends with good cooking skills can go Buy ingredients from the supermarket and cook your own meals. 💗Self-driving tips: 1️⃣ Follow local traffic rules when renting a car and driving yourself. Parking is free throughout the journey. The parking lot in the viewing area is large; 2️⃣There are not many gas stations on the Great Ocean Road. Remember to refuel in time, otherwise you will feel insecure.

#cityscape 🌏 Melbourne, often called Australia's cultural capital, boasts a unique blend of urban sophistication, artistic flair, and laid-back charm. 📍Federation Square: This vibrant cultural precinct hosts a variety of events, exhibitions, and festivals. 📍Royal Botanic Gardens: Immerse yourself in nature's beauty at these stunning botanical gardens. 🚋 Travel in Melbourne is also easy with free tram zone, which is an area in the central business district (CBD) and some nearby locations where you can travel on trams without needing a valid ticket

Fed Square in Melbourne is the perfect spot to visit when you want to go out but aren’t sure where to go. It’s essentially an event park in the heart of the city. Located within walking distance from Flinders Street Station, the National Gallery of Victoria, and St. Paul’s Cathedral, it’s easy to access. You can simply sit down and enjoy some alone time while being surrounded by others—it's surprisingly relaxing. You might even encounter a few friendly pigeons! Taking a break from work to sit and observe your surroundings can be quite refreshing. Plus, the Yarra River is right nearby, offering a lovely option for a stroll if you choose. 📍Address: Fed Square, Melbourne Getting There: By cab, bus, train, or tram 💰 Average Price per Person: Free entry (open space) #100WaysOfTravel

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#melbournetrip Among the many beautiful places to see, this is one of a beautiful city delights in Melbourne City. Located at the heart of city centre, very picturesque; concert hall; skyscraper lookouts; restaurants and cafes near by, and many more to see. This place is never silent, always filled with people, city folks; events and activities. This place is alive day and night.

#melbournetrip Federation Square, often referred to as Fed Square, is a major cultural and public space in the heart of Melbourne, Australia. It is located across from Flinders Street Station and adjacent to the Yarra River, making it a central and easily accessible location in the city. Fed Square is known for its unique architectural design, featuring a mix of modern and geometric buildings, as well as open spaces for events and gatherings. The square is home to a range of cultural attractions, including art galleries, museums, theaters, and restaurants. Visitors to Fed Square can enjoy a variety of events and activities throughout the year, such as art exhibitions, film screenings, live music performances, festivals, and more. The free outdoor screen at Fed Square also broadcasts sporting events, film screenings, and other cultural programming for the public to enjoy. Fed Square is a popular meeting place for locals and tourists alike, offering a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere in the heart of Melbourne. Whether you're looking to explore cultural attractions, enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants and cafes, or simply take in the bustling city life, Federation Square is a must-visit destination in Melbourne.

#2024wish Melbourne's cityscape is a captivating blend of contemporary architecture, historic landmarks, and green spaces, creating a dynamic and visually striking urban panorama. The cityscape is characterized by lively streets adorned with street art, hidden laneways filled with cafes and boutiques, and cultural hubs like Federation Square. As the day transitions into night, the city lights illuminate the Yarra River, casting a vibrant reflection on the water. Melbourne's cityscape is not just a visual feast but a testament to the city's commitment to blending modernity with a rich historical and cultural tapestry.

Melbourne, a dynamic city known for its artistic flair and diverse culture, is a destination where laneways are adorned with street art, and coffee culture is a way of life. The iconic skyline, with the Eureka Tower piercing the sky, reflects the city's modern sophistication. Practical advice: Begin your exploration in Federation Square, a cultural hub with galleries and lively events. Utilize Melbourne's extensive tram network to navigate the city efficiently. Discover the details by wandering through Hosier Lane, a street art haven that evolves with each passing day. Explore the Queen Victoria Market for a taste of Melbourne's culinary diversity and vibrant atmosphere. Personal highlight: Attending a performance at the Arts Centre Melbourne, where the city's artistic spirit comes alive in theaters overlooking the Yarra River. Melbourne's culinary scene is a global fusion. Indulge in brunch culture at the city's trendy cafes and explore the diverse offerings in the multicultural neighborhoods like Fitzroy and Brunswick. Recommendation: Take a day trip to the Great Ocean Road for breathtaking coastal views, including the iconic Twelve Apostles. In conclusion, Melbourne is a city that celebrates creativity and diversity, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its cultural tapestry. Let the street art, culinary delights, and lively atmosphere make Melbourne a destination that leaves a lasting impression. #MelbourneMagic #CulturalCanvas #CoffeeCapital #falltrip#freehotelstay#historicallandmarks#localguides

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Today we will walk around Melbourne City, cultural experience 😍 Australia actually has a lot of Aboriginal people, explore the history and culture of Australian Aboriginal people 🚩 Koorie Heritage Trust, Federal Square in downtown Melbourne The Yarra Building, Federation Square, Flinders St &, Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000 💬 Here you can learn about the history, traditions and art of Aboriginal people and feel their lifestyle and values. The Koorie Heritage Trust offers various forms of exhibitions and events, including craft shows, artist talks, cultural workshops and tours. If you have the chance, you can visit the Koorie Heritage Trust for a unique cultural experience and feel the history and culture of Australian Aboriginal people✅ ❤️Also I like Aboriginal utensils very much available there are very beautiful And the drawings of polka dot drawings 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 are really special #OverseasTravel #travel #Australia #Melbourne

Memorial Temple This is one of the darker scenes in this city, which will surely inspire you to reflect on the sacrifices made by the fallen in the First World War. Shortly after the end of the war, the Shrine was erected in the King's Domain Gardens and remains the focus of ceremonies on ANZAC Day (April 25th) and Remembrance Day (November 11th) each year. Afterwards, head to some of Melbourne's famous markets; the South Melbourne Market or the Queen Victoria Market are also great options. Federal Square Opened in 2002 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the federation, it features stylish geometric modern design in stark contrast to the historic Victorian architecture surrounding Melbourne. That being said, exploring the area is one of the best activities in Melbourne as they often host a plethora of events and entertainment. Usually held in the outdoor performance area of Federation Square, there is a good chance that there will be some events taking place during your visit. São Paulo Cathedral It was built in 1868 and is a stunning example of Australian Gothic Revival architecture. It is free to enter, so after admiring the impressive exterior, be sure to go inside and take a look. Melbourne Museum The collection is extremely diverse, from the Indigenous Centre (Bunjilaka) to the Children's Museum. The building itself is impressive from the outside, and the surrounding gardens and parks are also great places to explore or stop for a picnic. Eureka Tower This impressive skyscraper stands 91 stories tall, crowned with gold. Its gilding pays tribute to the Victorian-era gold rush, and from the ground, the sparkling facade is a sight to behold. Head up to the 88th-floor observation deck for an unparalleled view of the city below. If you're looking for a scenic activity, this is easily one of the best things to do in Melbourne. Melbourne Star This is an observation Ferris wheel, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city from a height of 40 floors and 360 degrees. Royal Botanic Gardens These gardens cover about 40 hectares and are widely regarded as one of the best gardens in the world. You can see over 50,000 plant species here (impressive, right?), including some rare ones. Don't miss the chance to take a fascinating journey through Australian Aboriginal cultural heritage by walking along the Aboriginal Heritage Walk that passes through the gardens. After exploring the gardens all morning, grab a refreshing drink at one of Melbourne's best coffee shops, Manchester Press, where they make a mean Italian-style espresso.

Although the area of Federation Square in Melbourne is not large, its excellent location near Flinders Street Station and the Yarra River has made it an ideal venue for some large-scale events in Melbourne. For example, the annual New Year's fireworks and some international sports events are held here. It is also a place for people to relax and gather.

Federation Square is actually found in many Australian cities. Melbourne This was established in 2001 to celebrate 100 years of Confederation. Also known as the city center, often daters will wait here. The square often has festive celebrations or concerts, and inside there are bars, cafes and restaurants. From the square you can see the city center, beautiful views of the south bank of the Yarra River. A must-see for foreign tourists, it is surrounded by characteristic buildings and art galleries. For example, Atrium, the glass and iron frame have translucent perspective, creating a modern feel, one of the corners is wrapped by a large glass curtain, avant-garde. #OverseasTravel

city is really lighting up beautifully at night

Melbourne's Federation Square, the city's core area, well-connected public transport, if you meet a sunny afternoon, this is the place of choice for you to spend time all the way is St. Paul's Cathedral, opposite the Central Square subway station On the other side of the river is Melbourne's largest park. In the warm afternoon, it is almost filled with people who are resting. Time seems to have no measurement here, and you can enjoy the most leisure time on the road! Just at the corner of the square is the Melbourne Tourist Information Centre, where you can get all the information about Melbourne city tours.

This kind of square dance is not exclusive to Chinese aunts. On the Federal Square in Melbourne's largest public square, under the cheerful music, whites, blacks, Asians, and Indians all danced happily. The girls were mostly white. Skirts are white, and men are all kinds of, so mixed, but also danced in it. Okay, I know what you want to ask, Chinese shawl aunts have indeed occupied Federation Square and danced in the very penetrating music of "Little Apple" and Phoenix Legend. No one can stop the Chinese aunts... Federal Square is the center of the Melbourne CBD! In addition to seemingly always there, there are so many art galleries, restaurants and cafes here, so its enough to spend an afternoon.