Melbourne

Melbourne is the second largest city after Sydney, the capital of Victoria, the southernmost millionaire city in the world, and the country's «sports and cultural capital». It hosts many international concerts, exhibitions and sporting events, such as the Australian Grand Prix (Formula 1), the Melbourne Cup (horse racing) and the Summer Grand slam tennis tournament. Melbourne is famous for its combination of Victorian and modern architecture, the world's largest tram network, numerous parks and gardens. It is interesting to visit Victoria State library and see the diaries of the famous captain Cook there, get acquainted with the unique Australian fauna in the city's oldest zoo and to watch the magnificent collection of marine life in the Aquarium. Among the main attractions there are the city's observatory, the neo-gothic St. Patrick's Cathedral, the oldest Flinders Street Railway Station, the Queen Victoria market and the Federation Square of an unusual shape. Melbourne is a city that dictates the style: the best shopping and entertainment centers, the largest art exhibitions and festivals, luxury restaurants, magnificent museums and galleries, expensive boutiques and antique salons - everything and much more you will find here.