Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 - The Most Livable City in the World? | Victoria, Australia Travel Guide

I spent a week in Melbourne during a longer trip to Australia and NZ and despite not liking big cities that much I completely fell in love with the place. Easy to navigate, everything is within walking distance (I don't think I used the inner city free tram once or public transport at all for that matter) clean, modern and great balance of cultural diversity. One of my favourite memories was visiting the botanical gardens and looking back at the skyline. Also st kilda beach is really cozy and clean. Will definitely visit again despite the 24 hour journey.

So vibrant and invigorating life in Melbourne! Poor koalas :( Thank you for your dynamic review on the city 🦘👍

I lucky to have friends there which are more family to me than my own here in the UK. One day I'm going there ,seen Melbourne through them showing me on their phones and pics .certainly a place I would live if I could .

Have had several visits to Melbourne as my daughter Lucy moved there in 1989. To her credit, she has not affected an Oz accent, although my two Oz grandchildren, Jemima and Max are not strongly, accented , but definitely Australian.Sadly, as I am now 88, no further visits will be possible, but my wonderful memories will remain with me for as long as I survive. Delighted that Lucy is coming to England, May 29th, her mother;s birthday, so I can indulge her the way and loving and generous father should. March, 2024, England.

Awesome vid! Will be there late 2023! Cant wait!

B4 movin to Australia, i never Know WHAT'S PTSD & TRAUMA feeels like........ til i came here!

I did my undergraduate studies there. The climate, flora, fauna is one thing, but it is the people that makes up a country. They proved to me why their ancestors were outcast from Britain. The British in those days were justified.

I really enjoyed this walk, thanks for the video my friend!

thanks for uploading this beautiful and peaceful place

Melbourne was once very diverse, now it's China. I miss the old Melbourne from back in the days. Early 2000 till 2017 it was great. Now, all you see is the Chinese. Even shops like Myer are being taken over by the Chinese. Banks and shops are only hiring Chinese salespeople who can barely speak English. It's painful to deal with them when you walk into high-end shops like Myer. I don't understand why Chinese people being from a highly developed country like China is flooding this country. I understand why people from poor, underdeveloped countries move here, but not sure why people from developed nations move here. China is a well-developed, rich nation. Even the Indians left during the pandemic. Now it's mostly just the Chinese.

Just visited Melbourne I loved it. Next time I will drive myself to reach may more places in Victoria

I will be move to Melbourne soon

6:17 look at the amazing view 👍

Oh, thank you, you show exactly my favourite place in my Melbourne .. even Bendigo ...my favourite church..❤

Very beautiful country.

Can't wait to get back to Melbourne

Cool footage and insight into your time in Melbourne! That street art tho.. 🤩

I want to ask... Is there safe for muslim studied or work? I mean in melbourne... Not racism to muslim? Please answer :)

Cool video, great cinematography. Thanks bro.

I have been living here in Melbourne 43 years now I love Melbourne I’ll stay here for the rest of my life