Melbourne

Live stylishly in one of the world’s most liveable cities

Melbourne, consistently ranked among the world's most livable cities, embraces a lifestyle defined by its artistic, cultural, and intellectual heritage, setting it apart from other cities. Numerous galleries and museums showcase Melbourne's vibrant art scene, while its laneways are adorned with captivating street art.

The city's multicultural population contributes to its unique ambience. Melbourne boasts one of the most renowned universities and research facilities globally and is home to over 100 distinct cultures and ethnicities, including one of the world's largest Greek communities outside Greece. Its residents include young professionals, international students, and senior citizen couples seeking to immerse themselves in all that the city offers.

Melbourne's iconic tram network, known as the world's most popular tram corridor, is the largest urban tramway network globally. Within the city grid, the tram service is free. For those interested in digging into Melbourne’s history, the city circle maroon trams offer a narrative providing insights into the city's history and attractions.

Melburnians are known for their love of celebration, and the city hosts various events throughout the year. From the Australian Open in January to Formula 1 in March to the Spring Racing Carnival, and the AFL Grand Final in September, there's an event for everybody. Melbourne also boasts outdoor bars with stunning views, rooftop bars overlooking the water, and lively pubs with beer gardens.

As a multicultural city renowned for its culinary delights, Melbourne offers diverse cuisines and flavours. From fresh-food stalls in Queen Victoria Market to authentic Vietnamese pho along Swanston Street, excellent dim sum in Chinatown, and the finest Italian eateries along Lygon Street, not to mention the popular fish & chips within the CBD area, Melbourne's food scene is second to none.

Discover Melbourne at its best, from its creative and exciting city centre to vibrant neighbourhood hubs, world-class wineries, natural springs, and peninsulas.