While there is not a metro or subway in Melbourne, sections of the train network run underground in the CBD, and let passengers off at subway-like subterranean stations (such as Melbourne Central). For more information, see the Trains section.
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Our guide was written by Jeff Demaria and Imogen Moore.
Subway or Metro - Melbourne
Top Tips
| 01 | Get involved with Aussie rules football. The quicker you learn the rules and pick a team, the quicker you’ll be bonding with the locals. |
| 02 | Melbourne is filled with culinary goldmines. Be brave, be willing to look around the graffiti covered corner and you will be rewarded. |
| 03 | As fantastic a city as Melbourne is, some of the landscape that surrounds it is better. Some of Australia’s most amazing scenery is on your door |
| 04 | While Southbank is a nice, bright area, full of gleaming new shops and restaurants, it is unequivocally viewed by Melbournians as a tourist trap. |
| 05 | While Melbourne has a bit of a reputation for being cold and blustery, with unpredictable weather patterns, the city comes alive in the warmer summer. |
Useful links
- http://www.newcomersnetwork.com
Website for expatriates living in Melbourne. - http://www.whitehat.com.au/
Guide to what’s on in Melbourne. - http://www.candidcuisine.com
No holds barred reviews of Melbourne restaurants.
Interesting fact
| Melbourne was the largest city in Australia at the time of Federation (1901) and as such became the nation’s interim capital and home of Federal Parliament from 1901-1927. It currently has a population of c. 3.6 million. |

