How to get to the exhibition center in Melbourne

1. Generally, it costs 45 to 70 Australian dollars, depending on traffic jams and road repairs, and then whether there are other surcharges, such as credit card fees
this is just a general taxi, not including Maxi's multi person taxi
taxi softwares such as Uber and didi may be cheaper.

2. Melbourne CH2 Council House 2 is less than 3km away from Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center. Council House 2 is in the urban center north of Yara River, and Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center is on the South Bank of Yara river.

3. She's going to the biggest shopping mall in the southern hemisphere, right

take the train to hughesdale station, then go north along the main road, and take the bus for one stop......... So I walked over, waiting for the bus time has come........

4. If it's Burwood, take a tram on Burwood highway to Burwood railway station, and then take alaimen's train to Flinder street. Geelong will take the Vline train to the South Cross station

5. Today, if you have nothing to do, you can be guided carefully. You can go to Melbourne central or Flinders. Take central as an example. When you go out, it's Swanston St. then go along Swanston st to the right (that is, you face the big library with many pillars) and go to the third traffic light, which is Chinatown. There's an ANZ bank. It's very obvious, And stone lions. Then, if you want to get a mobile phone, it's next to ANZ bank, with 3G and Optus

you usually need COE to print it out, and the bank account (with at least 1000 money) is valid for 2 years. Visa is OK, otherwise you can only buy a prepaid mobile phone

everyone just comes here like this. My friend took me to get a mobile phone and an account for the first time, The second time I took other new people to go abroad to help each other. I hope you can teach other new people in the future. Ha ha, the tradition of international students

if you have more local phone calls, you can sign 39-49, and try to use other ways to call in China, mobile phones are not cost-effective<

if you want to go to city, you can find the bus to Flinders or city at the station, don't take it backwards
give you a website, input your home address and your destination, he can tell you how to get there, very detailed, very useful. Metalinkmelbourne.com.au remember to swipe tickets

if you don't understand anything else, please send me a message. Not for this point, but for two years abroad, you have suffered a lot. I hope you can refuel

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December to February is summer in Melbourne. It is sunny ring the day and the temperature is about 26 degrees centigrade. You only need to wear simple clothes. September to November is spring. It's sunny and full of life everywhere. March to May is autumn, the best time for outings. June to August is winter, the weather is very cold, is the best season for skiing

the climate of Melbourne belongs to the cross type of subtropical and temperate climate, the hottest month usually has the highest average temperature of 25 ℃, the lowest average temperature of 14 ℃, the coldest month is between 3 ℃ and 15 ℃, and it is rainy all the year round, which belongs to the temperate marine climate. In the transition zone to the subtropical zone, the hottest month in summer occasionally exceeds 40 ℃. In summer, people like to go to the seaside. In hot summer, the highest daytime temperature can reach more than 40 ℃

Due to the geographical location and ocean current, the temperature difference between day and night in Melbourne is large. In summer, even if the daytime temperature is more than 30 degrees, it will cool down to about 12 degrees at night. Therefore, in winter, it is not too cold in Melbourne. In winter, the daytime temperature is more than 10 degrees centigrade, and there is no snow in winter, but there are many mountains around Melbourne, In winter, there is snow on the cold mountain, so in winter, the mountain near Melbourne is a good place for skiing

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places of interest in Melbourne:

1. Royal Melbourne Botanical Garden:

built in 1845, Royal Melbourne Botanical Garden is located about five kilometers south of Melbourne city center. The garden is decorated with 19th century garden art. There are a large number of rare plants and unique plants in Australia. The botanical garden covers an area of 40 hectares. It still has some buildings and styles of the last century, and has gathered more than 30000 kinds of exotic flowers and plants. It is one of the best designed botanical gardens in the world< p> 2. Royal Melbourne exhibition hall:

built in 1880, the Royal Melbourne exhibition hall is the venue of the world exposition from 1880 to 1881. One of the original design and construction purposes is to make the exhibition hall and Melbourne "famous on the world map". The buildings are a mixture of Byzantine architecture, ancient Roman architecture, modern architecture and modern architecture And the style of Italian Renaissance architecture, it received 1.3 million visitors to the World Expo in eight months

in 1888, the number of visitors reached 2.2 million ring the Expo, which was held to celebrate the centenary of immigrants settling in Australia. More than 100 years ago, it was a great event. In June 2004, the Royal Melbourne exhibition hall was listed on the United Nations World Cultural Heritage list. It is the only building in Australia that has been listed on the list so far. What's more, the building is still used as an exhibition site. However, e to the protection of cultural relics, the frequency of use has been greatly reced

3. Captain Cook's Cabin:

the tourist attraction "Captain Cook's cabin" is located in the fitzlow Park in the center of Melbourne to commemorate the first Englishman to arrive in Australia, Captain James Cook

this is a real house, simple, simple, even rough, with sloping roof tile and stone wall, dark brown showing the ancient vicissitudes. James Cook was born in this hut in Yorkshire in 1728. At the 100th anniversary of the founding of Melbourne in 1934, sir Russell grimwade, an Australian instrialist, paid 800 pounds to buy Captain Cook's former residence in England as a gift to the citizens of Melbourne

4. Chinatown:

Melbourne Chinatown is Little Bourke Street, especially the prosperous area from the east end to the middle of the street. Chinatown is not a residential area, but a gathering place of Chinese restaurants and shops in central Melbourne. Melbourne Chinatown is about 900 meters long and 6 meters wide, spanning five vertical streets. There are many Chinese restaurants here, including bookstores, boutiques, ty-free shops, arts and crafts shops, and so on. All of them are Chinese signboards, full of Oriental flavor

The history of Melbourne Chinatown began in 1854. It is the earliest Chinatown in Australia and one of the earliest Chinatowns in the world

7. As you said upstairs,
can go up http://www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au/ Look for specific guidelines. I'll teach you how to get there
there are many shopping malls and DFO shopping malls in South Wharf. Many brands have 30% to 70% discount. City is more
there are also many areas, including the largest SC Chadstone in the southern hemisphere and the Westfield, etc. of Doncaster