architecture and literature
Most cities smell like one thing. London? Rain and old buildings, and New York, subway exhaust and street food. But Melbourne is weird. Walk around and you’ll catch whiffs of fresh espresso, musty book pages, […]
Walk down any Melbourne laneway today and you’ll find coffee shops, street art, and trendy bars. But these same narrow passages once hid a different world. Behind unmarked doors, in basement rooms thick with smoke, […]
When I first arrived to study in Melbourne, I was enchanted by the city’s vibrant culture, diverse food scene, and the perfect balance of modernity and tradition. As an international student, finding the right environment […]
This is a guide to walking Melbourne’s city center, from Federation Square and Flinders Street Station, up to the Botanic Gardens. The walk starts at Federation Square in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD. From here […]
Melbourne is one of the cities where you can get a nursing education. Students often choose the nursing department because the profession is exciting and rewarding. Yet, doing nursing homework takes a lot of time […]
Melbourne is Australia’s second-largest city after Sydney. It is about halfway between Melbourne and Western Australia. The climate is dry, hot with warm winters and cool, damp summers. Most of its population lives in the […]
On the Yarra waterfront, in the Southbank area, there is the highest skyscraper in Melbourne, Eureka Tower (7 Riverside Quay, Southbank).
Another iconic (and probably the most crowded) place in Melbourne.
Near Fed Square, there are many beautiful historical backdrops.
This is one of the narrow streets with shops, coffee shops and eateries that Melbourne is so proud of.