Melbourne is not a city! ! !

🎈Those of you who read this article are really blessed! I spent a super exciting 4 days and 3 nights in Melbourne. I had great food, fun, and no disappointments throughout the trip. Now I’d like to share my guide with you! 🌄【Play】 🩷Day 1: City Walk Start a wonderful day at Victoria Library and feel the atmosphere of knowledge. Then visit Queen Victoria Market to experience the local life. Then go to the University of Melbourne to experience the strong academic atmosphere. The sunset at point Ormond lookout is absolutely beautiful, and finally we enjoyed dinner in Chinatown. ❤️Day2: One-day tour of the Great Ocean Road Although the journey is a bit long, the 8-seater commercial vehicle is much more comfortable than the bus. The vast grasslands and cattle and sheep along the way are a rare sight! 🧡Day3: City Walk Flinder Street Station, St. Paul's Cathedral, Graffiti Street, Fitzory, Melbourne Museum, Carlton Gardens, Royal Arcade, Yarra River. I started walking this route at 1:30 pm, and I went back to the hotel to rest for half an hour. I didn't return to the hotel until 9:30 pm. It didn't take long. 💛Day4: The experience of a one-day tour of the Steam Train and Penguin Island is better than the Great Ocean Road! We saw wild kangaroos on the road, the beautiful sea at Nobby Point, and finally saw penguins returning to their nests for the first time at the beach. It was so special! And the driving time is half that of the Great Ocean Road! 🍱【Food】 There are surprisingly many Chinese restaurants in Melbourne, and gelato can be found everywhere! An ice cream every day and a cup of coffee every day are both great! Here are some of the most impressive restaurants: 🍴Operator 25: Soft crab shell is a must! It’s so delicious! 🍴max on hardware:Great atmosphere, the seafood risotto is amazing! 🍴BBQ King Melbourne: Self-service Korean BBQ, high quality beef! 🍴One Spicy and One Spicy: The spicy hotpot is awesome and open until 12 o'clock, so you don't have to worry about not having dinner! 🚕【Transportation】 Taxi🚗: Uber is convenient but the price is high. It costs about 250 RMB one way from the airport to the hotel in CBD. Tram🚃: There is a free tram zone in the city. Check the platform to see if there is a green sign saying “you’re in the free tram zone”. If you are not in the free zone, you need to buy a mykyi card and recharge it before riding. Most of the city attractions are in the free area, if you want to go a little further you can take a taxi! 🏨【Hotel & Pre-trip preparation】 This time I stayed at the Hilton DoubleTree Melbourne, which has an excellent location and is highly recommended! Before you leave, you can buy a phone card at 🍑. Telstra network is recommended, otherwise the network speed may be very poor! If you want to exchange cash, many stores only accept card payments, so remember to bring your visa. I recommend ICBC for cash, the exchange rate is great!