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According to a week and almost 2000 miles on 10, we January in Melbourne arrived. A great city! Whether now Sydney or Melbourne is better is difficult to say. Melbourne but has clearly the better Atmosphähre and is not quite as hectic and crowded as Sydney. The city is really very sophisticated and there are a variety of restaurants, festivals and attractions. In order to first give us an overview of the city we went to the Eureka Tower, again the same story with the highest building in the southern hemisphere ... Melbourne is once again a city of superlatives ... Otherwise we are at the beginning really walked a lot because it looks so simple at the most. Melbourne has prepared itself to the time at the Australian Open and all the people were in the sports fever. On the second day there were well over 40 degrees so that it lies to stand only on the beach in St.Kilda. Even at night there was little cooler and it was still hot 37 ° C for 24h at night. No we did not have air conditioning! The next day we had a weather bomb and then used to tell us more to see the city. The road network in Melbourne is really fascinating, it is also the largest in the world (to get back on the superlatives). Everywhere run rails. The city also has a really great and beautiful botanical garden and there are many exhibitions and galleries to visit, the Most are free of charge. So we have an AC / DC can not take issue, but the visit was then the art museum, the National Gallery of Victoria, to fail. The Formula 1 circuit, we have also seen, and you can tell you however, hardly the road during the year. And of course we looked at all the stages in Melbourne, of which there are few. The most important of the Melbourne Cricket Ground from 1854. With over 120,000 seats, is one of the biggest stadiums in the world. The miraculous is that it can be sold at a "good" game of cricket even. Hard to imagine, because one game can ever go well and you about 1 week. Another highlight was The visit to the prison, the Old Melbourne Gaol. There were many criminals hanged and locked away for a long time (including the national hero Ned Kelly). We were allowed to once nachsimulieren for half an hour and were conducted like criminals in the cells, but, fortunately, left out again ....
From Melbourne we went on 15 January mitm night bus down to Adelaide, the images coming soon.