10 Free Jobs Worth Doing In Melbourne – Australia

According to Lonely Planet, Melbourne is one of the most vibrant cities of Australia and the world. You are used to thinking: Traveling costs money. But in Melbourne, there are 10 free things waiting for you. It's a pity to come to Melbourne without taking the tram, the symbol of Melbourne. The City Circle tram line will take you around the city for free

. The whole journey takes about 30 minutes and there is no limit to the number of times on and off the station. City Circle trains are red or yellow, and there are special signs at all terminals. Visit the National Exhibition Victoria NGV International: This is Australia's oldest public art museum, which showcases one of the country's most important art collections, with everything from Egyptian and La antiquities Ancient Asian art to Renaissance, Baroque and contemporary art, you can also visit the group of more than 20 galleries of the Ian Potter Center, which showcases Australian art history from colonial to contemporary art, covering a wide range of genres such as photography, painting, printed material, fashion, decorative arts, and a complex of art galleries dedicated to the Torres Strait Islander peoples in Queensland) as well as Aboriginal Australia.



The museum is at: 180 St Kilda Road, open daily except Tuesdays, from 10am to 5pm. 3. Cycling: Melbourne is an extremely wonderful city for cycling. Start on The Bay Trail from the St Kilda Pier leading through Luna Park historical park before resting for coffee and pastries at the vibrant Acland Street cafe. Kilda Marina, parks, restaurants, sports grounds and ends up in Brighton Street. The journey is 6km long, equivalent to about 40 minutes of cycling. If you want to visit it on foot, it will take about 2 hours Take the free tourist bus ride through the city's many major tourist attractions, including the Melbourne Museum and Carlton Gardens, Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne Ocean Center, immigration museum, botanical gardens royal family, Chinatown, etc 5.



Visit the Australian Animation Center: This is the first center in the world that specializes in displaying all forms of animation, from early shadow projection to the latest digital media. The Center has two multi-function theaters, the world's largest screen gallery for exhibitions of art or cinema installations, public activities, education and production areas. Center is located in Federation Square, open daily from 10 am to 5 pm, weekends open to 6 pm. Visit the Australian Contemporary Arts Center, which exhibits different genres of photography, video, electronic imaging, painting, sculpture as well as new developments in sound, movement and public culture. Address of the Center: No. 111, Sturt Street, Southbank. Open every Monday except Monday, from 11am to 6pm. 7.



Visit Queen Victoria Market: Located at the corner of Victoria Street and Elizabeth Street. The market has over 1,000 stalls, selling everything from vegetables, fresh products and specialty goods to clothes, plants, and animals, spread over an area of 70,000 square meters. five from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., Friday from 6 a.m.



to 6 p.m., Saturday from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Sundays 9 a.m.



to 4 p.m. The market is also closed on public holidays. Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens, 35 hectares of land, near the city center on the south bank of the Yarra River. This is considered the most beautiful botanical garden in Australia, and is in the top of the most beautiful botanical gardens in the world. There is also a free walking guide or an audio self-guided walk through. The garden is open daily from 7:30 am to 6 pm from April to October, open until 7:30 pm from November to March every year. Visit the Victorian Library: This is where you can find from Ned Kelly's romance to witchcraft notes and discovery.



You can take a free tour for about an hour in La Trobe Reading Room, Gallery Cowen as well as the new domed gallery in the library. Library address: 328 Swanston Street. Open daily from 10am to 6pm, only Monday through Thursday, open until 9pm. See the Yarra River: The river is like the soul of the city of Melbourne. Along the banks of the river there are countless spots for barbecue or picnic, fishing, or sailing. Additionally there are paths for cyclists, walkers or runners. The river is also the background for outdoor art galleries where you can walk through vivid statues, paintings, architecture and space. *** Source: iVIVU Travel Guide - According to Afamily of hotels Melbourne, Australia.

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