Melbourne, a city where art and leisure permeate the alleys.

Melbourne is one of the most emotional and culturally rich places in Australia. My first stop was Flinders Street Station, where the classic architecture stood alongside the modern Federation Square, showcasing the city's unique character. Venturing into the city’s alleys, I discovered Hosier Lane. The walls adorned with street art felt like an open-air gallery, bustling with travelers taking photos. Small cafes scattered throughout the alleys offered a chance to relax and enjoy Melbourne’s signature coffee, the Flat White. The State Library of Victoria impressed with its grand and classical domed reading room, while the Melbourne Museum provided a comprehensive view of the city’s history, nature, and culture. In the afternoon, I strolled along the Yarra River, savoring the tranquility that could be found even in the heart of the city. As the sun set, I headed to St Kilda Beach. The crimson-tinted sea and sky gifted me the most romantic moment of my Melbourne journey. It’s a city where every step reveals a new charm.