exploring melbourne - LIKE A LOCAL! public transport, queen vic markets, city library & more!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2023
- SUBSCRIBE!!! i moved to australia from california about 2 months ago now and i’m starting to become more of a local! i traveled into the city by train and checked out different areas of the city like melbourne central, the queen victoria markets, and the AMAZING city library. come along with me as i explore different parts of melbourne, australia :)
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The Queen Victoria Market is amazing!
You do Melbourne, ...like a Boss!
great video of Melbourne, love the local perspective! thanks for sharing, greetings from Malaysia🤩
aww thank you!! hope malaysia is treating you well 💗
3:41 First it’s potato cakes (on your other video) and now it’s Schnitz! Melbourne has some magnificent chicken parma and it is particularly delicious when eaten as a counter lunch or pub meal. What did you get at Schnitz? Edit: Oh, a Garden of Eden burger, looks amazing, and what better place to enjoy than Flagstaff Gardens (have you checked out Fitzroy Gardens? Not far from there, but also lovely). Keep up the great videos!
What a potty mouth intro - I love it ,release your inner Aussie
You’ve actually inspired me to rediscover Melbourne ❤️ and WOW Muji 😊
i’m so glad pasha!!! let’s hit burnettis soon 💗
@@elliemajelly yes we will. The best coffee or mocha in town ♥️
Hey Ellie! Love your videos. I live in Melbourne and wanted to suggest going to Chapel St - going to Brunswick, and taking the train to Belgrave - you'd love Belgrave! Big love ❤❤❤
aww that is so great!! thank you so much for the rec i’ll check them out 💗
Try the view from the top of the dome room at the state library, quite nice
ooh i’ll try that out next time i go!! thank you for the rec 💗
Aow you really make me miss Melbourne! Come visit Sydney, I can give you the list of unusually interesting(non touristy) places to visit.
aww i would love that!! i want to go visit in july :)
@@elliemajelly Sure, here are some interesting non-touristy places in Sydney that you might want to consider visiting:
Cockatoo Island: This UNESCO World Heritage site is located in the middle of Sydney Harbour and was once a convict prison, shipyard and industrial school. Nowadays, visitors can explore the island's history and enjoy its picturesque views.
Wendy's Secret Garden: Tucked away in Lavender Bay, this beautiful garden was created by Wendy Whiteley as a tribute to her late husband, artist Brett Whiteley. The garden is filled with native plants, winding paths and stunning views of the harbour.
The Strand Arcade: This stunning Victorian-era shopping arcade is home to a number of boutique shops selling everything from high-end fashion to gourmet chocolates. It's a great place to escape the crowds and pick up some unique souvenirs.
The Rocks Ghost Tours: For those who enjoy a spooky adventure, The Rocks Ghost Tours offer a guided tour of Sydney's oldest neighbourhood, complete with ghost stories and historical anecdotes.
The Grounds of Alexandria: This trendy eatery and garden oasis in Alexandria is a favourite among locals. It features a sustainable garden, farm animals, artisanal coffee, and seasonal menus that make it a must-visit spot.
The Paddington Reservoir Gardens: This unique space is located beneath a Victorian-era reservoir and features a sunken garden, boardwalks and a reflective pool. It's a great spot for a picnic or a peaceful stroll.
Barangaroo Reserve: This newly developed parkland on the harbour foreshore offers stunning views of the city skyline and the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. The reserve is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, and visitors can enjoy walking trails, picnic spots, and cultural events.
Bare Island Fort: This historic fort is located in La Perouse, a coastal suburb in Sydney's south. Built in the 19th century to defend Sydney's coastline, the fort is now open to visitors who can explore the underground tunnels, gun emplacements, and panoramic views of the ocean.
You're doing a good job at getting a feel for the city, but mostly the CBD and maybe beachside it seems.
Give some other suburbs a crack! I reckon you'd love the vibe in places like Fitzroy, Collingwood, Brunswick, and Footscray.
Good multicultural food, good bars, pubs, and people.
yeah that would be great!! can you tell i’m picking places that are super close to the main public transport hahaha
@@elliemajelly yep, which is fine! it's new.
Go into the city, then take a tram from Collins St up to Brunswick St, Fitzroy.
Have a wander round, have a feed, some great bars along there too. Then can pop over to Smith St, Collingwood by foot.
@@elliemajelly It's great learning about Melbourne from your adventure. Do you bike? Have you noticed much of the Melbourne biking culture? Can you add / post prices of your meals? It helps for tour planning!
oooh i should go on a bike trip that would be fun!! thank you for the tips, i got you with the prices 👍
Some people, and I am one of them, still use fountain pens because of the amount of writing we do; seems to make one's writing legible; and it is good for the environment. Cheers from the deep state of Queensland.
oooh thats so cool! i like the muji one’s too since they have ink cartridges you can buy, but sadly they were all out so I just had to get the normal pens
Muji is the best :)
like in actually obsessed with it
Melbourne is architecturally so amazing ❤
I own a bath product manufacturing business, I should sent you over some free product 😊
omg yes! send me an email elliesanja@gmail.com
Nice video, very professional. 6ft ... big girl, you look happy and relaxed. Most aussies don't wear bikinis in the bath ? Is that a US thing 🙃 ?
Pretty sure that's because of the camera 😂
"Vlogging in public is so awkward"... *giggle*
it is!! hahaha
You can start by spelling " DOUGNUTS" CORRECTLY
How should donuts be spelt?? You don't seem to be spelling it correctly either. Where is the H? Oh! The same place as for erbs
US spelling is "donuts"
UK and Australian can be either doughnuts or donuts.
@@robynfrancis1734 Yep! But the amusing part is him correcting someones spelling and making a mistake himself.
Should all be good now tho, the bloke that invented autocorrect has died, his funnel will be held tomato.