★ What's the traffic like studying at Melbourne University in Australia?

University of Melbourne is located in downtown Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, is one of the bustling international metropolises. Melbourne is the capital of Victoria, with a green area of 40%. Greater Melbourne covers an area of 3,400 square miles (8,806 square kilometers) and is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world.

Melbourne is a developed city with convenient public transportation, including trains, trams and buses.

Inland transportation: V/Line trains go to Melbourne, Victoria and other places, as well as some local railway stations. A train ticket for the same day V/Line can be used as a general all-day ticket in Melbourne.

Urban transportation: Melbourne's main public transport is the city train. Unlike the subway, it mostly walks above the ground and only travels underground in downtown areas. The trains here run through major traffic arteries and major population living areas.

Public transportation: Melbourne's bus is an auxiliary means of transportation besides trains, which can reach areas that cannot be reached by trains, but the bus frequency is relatively small, usually every 0/5 to 30 minutes on weekdays and every hour on weekends. There are about 300 bus lines in Melbourne.

Trams are one of the characteristics of Melbourne, which is the only city in Australia with trams. Melbourne's tram network extends in all directions and plays an important role as public transportation. Its walking route surrounds the periphery of the city center, passing through many tourist attractions along the way, including Victoria Market, Melbourne Parliament Building, Crown Casino, Royal Exhibition Hall, IMAX Cinema, Melbourne Old Prison and Melbourne Central.

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