Melbourne - 'The world's most liveable City'

Melbourne, the Capital of Victoria offers a multi-cultural city large enough to contain around 4.7 million people, made up of many nationalities and cultures from all over the world. The state leaves a lasting impression with its grand diversity, style, world class restaurants and cuisines, Victorian architecture, unique trams, chic fashion, theatres, art & culture, sprawling leafy gardens and tree lined boulevards.

Inner suburbs that circle the city are all within easy reach and is the only way to get a true feel of Melbourne. Each area has its own history, charm and personality with architecture, culture and communities defining the inner north, south, east & west suburbs.

Attractions and entertainment are located within the city and inner suburban areas and beyond Melbourne's urban sprawl.The transport systems is easily accessible from the city or suburbs and most precincts, allowing easy access from outer suburbs over 30 Kilometres away. The transport section has information on the public transport system, travelling times and an approx fare guide. What ever your looking for, you will find its all a lot closer than you think.

Melbourne's skyline is constantly changing - whole new complexes and precincts such as Federation Square, set in the heart of the city, offers an array of attractions symbolic to Melbourne such as fine art, hospitality, bold architecture and a vibrant events calendar. Docklands now hosts seven kilometres of waterfront promenades, luxury apartments with stylish restaurants and bars wedged between.

The end of 2003 will bring more exciting development, with the opening of Dock 5 - Victoria Harbour. Set to become the new focus for the city, Victoria Harbour will incorporate the things that make Melbourne special, such as hidden laneways, coffee shops, parks & gardens and world class restaurants coupled with sensational views and a harbour side setting.