Besides New York and Berlin, the street art capital of the world, Melbourne is also worth a visit, right?

There are many forms of art in the world, and street graffiti art is quite popular in some Western countries. In addition to New York and Berlin, which are known as the capitals of street art, another place is Melbourne, where you can You can feel the rich artistic atmosphere.

Melbourne is located in the Victoria Province of South Australia, located on the coast of Port Phillip Bay. The terrain is like an unfolded fan.

Melbourne’s development history can be traced back to 1835. With the subsequent discovery of gold mines, the gold rush boom transformed the city from a remote village into one of the world’s leading wealthy metropolises.

More than 5 million residents live here, and it has often been ranked at the top of the list of the world's most livable cities for many years.

Decades of prosperity have shaped Melbourne into an enviable metropolis, now filled with large buildings, churches, theaters and parks.

Melbourne’s tram network is arguably the largest in the world. You can try taking a tram and continue exploring this elegant city.

When it comes to Melbourne’s most representative attractions and the most representative tourist destinations in Melbourne, it is undeniable that it must be Federation Square. Federation Square is located under Flinders Street Station and St. Paul's Church. It combines modern fashion design with old-world elegance, exuding Melbourne's unique characteristics.

When you come to Federation Square, you might as well buy a ticket to visit the Australian Center for the Moving Image, one of the most fashionable museums in Melbourne.

Here you can learn about Australia’s most colorful theater history and explore interactive elements of the future. Also, don’t forget to visit the Melbourne Visitor Center in the basement to learn about the latest news and travel tips about Melbourne.

Melbourne's South Bank is located across the Yarra River. Come here to see public art, enjoy shopping and delicious food, or enjoy the charming scenery of the slowly flowing Yarra River with the locals.

On the South Bank, you can also go to Eureka Tower and take the elevator up to the 88th floor. This building was named after the miners' rebellion in the 18th century.

From the observation deck, you can enjoy the 360-degree indoor scenery, or watch the sunset in the evening. The beautiful sunset is definitely worth the price of admission.

The nearby National Gallery of Victoria has a beautiful and dazzling stained glass ceiling, and it houses many precious works of art.

In Melbourne, outstanding paintings are not only collected in art galleries. It is ranked as the street art capital of the world along with New York and Berlin.

When you walk into the narrow streets and alleys, you will find a lot of street art graffiti from all over the world, and you can even see artists creating magnificent paintings.