The Great Ocean Road and Fish and Chips at Apollo Bay is a must.
Try to get ur friends to drive u there, tours really expensive and
you dun really get to see much. On the whole, people are generally
very friendly and open to diveristy, Victorias' like the California
of Australia , very liberal state. Melbourne City's pretty
accessible all round by tramp - tats if they do not break down,
with the city streets set in the typical englsih colonial farcade,
shouldn't be a problem getting round. Oh ya, mentioning tramps,
take the red tramp, it's free and you can get to pretty much any pt
in the city with it.
If you like cathedrals, theres the St Patricks Cathedral in East
Melb, and the St Paul's cathedral opposite Federation Square. If
you want some fun by the sea and the sand, theres always St Kildas
beach, hmm..is that Melbourne or Sydney. Anyhow, I haven't been
there before, so I do not exactly how to get there, but friends
have told me it's one hell of a place to check out.
For food, Melbourne's a cosmopolitan city with a diverse
population. So basically, you can get food from anywhere in the
world. Theres Lebanese cuisine, dun forget to check out Chinatown,
theres this restaurant that serves the best lobster noodles, though
it's a little on the steep side, but it is absolutely
delicious.
