A Tour of MELBOURNE | The Coolest City in Australia?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Exploring the beautiful city of Melbourne, the capital of Victoria state in Australia.
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Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!
Fun fact: my friend Sharon actually helped me with the very first video I edited. This was in 2009 when I was living in Portland, Oregon and I came across an online travel contest in which the winners would be flown to Australia to help promote tourism in the country by filming their travels in a van for several weeks, all of it paid for. This was years before Sharon moved to Australia. She also lived in Portland and had imovie on her computer, so I used that to edit the video. It's nothing impressive, very simple which is one of the reasons I didn't win, I'm sure. But you have to start somewhere. You can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/ogJ2xLiRNW4/w-d-xo.html
G'day Gabriel, great footage once again. Awesome to show the library. I can see your enjoying yourself and catching up with your friend of many years. May I give a hint ....I know your going to Cairns but Port Douglas is the spot. Just up the road. Around 55 kilometres. Looking forward to view you next travel experience
@@FarAwayInWA Yeah I sorta screwed up, people had told me to head up there but I booked three nights in Cairns and it's quite the tourist scene but with no beach. I'm sure I'll make the most of it and will definitely head up to Port Douglas, either on a day trip or for a couple nights after here.
Wow, great story, Gabriel, nice to hear it. I believe that it was worth coming to Australia also because of that.
Beautiful 360p. So you're now using a 5.3K resolution compared to 360p,, what a difference in how more clearly we see your travels.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos You also can't swim in the ocean up there this time of year because of the Irukandji jellyfish. Although if you travel out to the reef you can swim there. Best place for the beach this time of year is South-East Queensland and then heading south into NSW. I'd suggest making your way down here after Cairns, but then it looks like the weather might turn rainy here in SE QLD as well next week.
Isn't it amazing how a bit of sunshine changes the whole telegenic and photogenic ambience of all places and things !
G'day Gabriel, great to see you and your friend enjoying the sunshine and Melbourne. I love how they kept their historical old building. In Brisbane they bulldozed all the historical old building which is such a shame. Enjoy the rest of the country.
I lived in Sydney and Melbourne ( I’m an Aussie from country Victoria. ) been living in New Jersey for the past 20’years. I have to say Melbourne is my favorite city. Then Boston
one of my fave cities in the world along with Liverpool UK and Saigon Vietnam
I live in Sydney, but gosh I love Melbourne and glad you’re enjoying it.
There used to be a stupid competition between the cities, but I reckon we’re so different and unique by now that it’s no longer relevant and we can celebrate both equally… and least that’s the feeling I get amongst Sydneysiders nowadays. I’m certain it’s now much the same amongst Melbournians too these days.
As a Sydneysider living in Melbourne, can confirm it is not the same in Melbourne. The bitterness they aim towards Sydney is nonsensical. It gets brought up constantly which is quite funny.
@@tobyb6248 So True
both beautiful cities. as a melbournian i feel any bitterness is antiquated. apples and oranges
We are very different, you guys like more coke, we like more MD.. stats.
@@tobyb6248 Funny you mention this. As an expat living in the US who grew up in Sydney. Every time I encounter another Australian from Melbourne 100% of the time they have to compare Melb to Syd and how much better it is. I never reply because I don't care. Aussies from other cities never compare or compete. Perhaps they have nothing else to talk about, idk.
I’ve travelled the world but always consider Melbourne a fantastic city to live in. It has it all, history, sophistication, safety, amazing food scene - the list goes on and on. Love it.
Please give an example of sophistication using Melbourne as a reference 😂
@@LaidbackLunatic
Let me guess. … you’re from Shitney.
Not Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, or Darwin.
Sophisticated Melbourne, most liveable city in the world, from 2011 to 2017.
Sydney not even in the top ten, Brisbane, not in the top ten, Adelaide only once, but third place, Perth 7th place, and Darwin……., and Melbourne is still in the top 10.
"Sophistication" isnt a real metric its a made up thing for people who want to sound better than other people
Every Australian Capital City has a lot going for it. Let's not get into the stupid wars between the Premier State and Capital (NSW named by Cook in 1770, Sydney established by Arthur Phillip in 1788) and all the later colonies.
Born and raised in Sydney, gotta admit I love Melbourne, been there 7 times. It has character and the food/coffee is the best in Australia.
I’m born and raised in Melbourne but lived in Sydney for a bit. Both are wonderful cities for different reasons 😊
Also votedas having one of the best coffees in the world!! 😁
So cool you could catch up with an old friend, who could give you a tour of Melbourne. Really enjoying having you in Australia. Stay the journey mate, there is so much to see and do in our country.
Such an expert friend to take us on a tour thank you so much for the way you kindly spoke and demonstrated listening!
Wow I think I like Melbourne slightly better than Sydney, seems more vibrant. Beautiful clean city.
Didn't help that it was raining in Sydney the whole time he was there haha! Melb'd vibe is certainly different it's more artsy and quirky.
@@timtam53191 And fish and chips generally doesn't cost $30 🤣
@@jeanii_d lol haven't had fish n chips for ages but I would have expected like 10 or 15 bucks. Tourist traps are always pricey you could probably find it for cheaper elsewhere.
Sydney is more beautiful and a better city overall, but he was unlucky with the weather and not having a local to show him around!
@@eduard1215 hard disagree, Sydney only has the harbour going for it, you can go anywhere in Melbourne and enjoy yourself, you can’t even go out after midnight in Sydney, everything’s shut or you’re not allowed in
Enjoy Melbourne as much as much as you can man it really is a dope city
It's So Clean and puts the U.S. to shame. This is how the Cities in the States should look.
It is remarkable how clean the City is in this video. And I live in the Midwest.
Last time it was more busy
I just left Melbourne. It’s a dirty city that’s obviously in decline. It reminded me of Los Angeles. Very grimy and the homeless and freak looking people made me nauseous.
No wonder the USA is the world greatest country! Go watch 10-20 different videos on TH-cam about different countries and half of the comments will be about America. If people really think the USA is that bad why bother living there or visiting?
We Melburnians think it's got super dirty!
Yippee, Sunshine Gabriel ☀️☀️☀️🌷😁 Melbourne looks cool 🌻I like the way you acknowledged Keith as you left the square 👍🙂
Thank you Gabe,Melbourne is definitely a very beautiful city.
Wow amazing City such a vibe.
Great to see you finally being blessed with some sunshine for exploring
Melbourne is a great city.
Yes, Melbourne certainly is a cool city. 🙂
So kind of your old friend to provide a guided tour of such a lovely city. I very much enjoyed her info and prospective.
Great, glad to hear it.
Great video! Sharon got it mostly right about the Yarra River. When the Europeans asked what the name of the river was, they were actually standing beside a small waterfall. It was the waterfall that was called Yarra Yarra, which meant "always flowing". The aboriginal people called the river Birrarung which means "river of mist". The park between Federation Square and the MCG is called Birrarung Marr which translates to "beside the river of mists".
What is the Aboriginal term for flowing upside down - mud on top
Glad youre back in a sunny place. Thanks for showing us around
As a Sydneysider I would say that Melbourne is absolutely the coolest city in Australia. Still, having grown up in the southern suburbs of Sydney, I would prefer to live in Sydney because of the beaches, waterways and National Parks. Love to visit though. Melbourne is known for having “four seasons in one day” so it’s great to see you have finally found some sunny weather, though ironic it’s in Melbourne after a rainy Sydney. More often than not it’s he other way around. Wow St Kilda food prices are up there with Sydney prices. Don’t remember that being the case the last time I was there which I just realised was 9 years ago! Time to visit again.
Been there for a week but sydney longer
Statistically, Sydney gets way, way more rain. On average about double as much as Melbourne.
Every city in Australia has a different vibe. My home city of Brisbane is 600 miles north of Sydney set in a sub tropical climate. Old ' Queenslander ' houses and tropical flowers and trees set it apart from the bigger cities down south.Yet it is a very modern and vibrant city.
Melbourne bloke here. Brisbane is gorgeous, clean and everyone is super friendly. Sydney too, is a beautiful city, so much to see and the harbour is amazing 🙌
Would love to visit Brisbane
sydney is better😜
Melbourne is a World City in it's truest form, has more to offer across the board than Sydney.
AFL match tomorrow at the "G" expecting a massive crowd, would be a good experience if you can get a ticket. Flinders St station is just the suburban rail hub. Southern Cross station for interstate trains. F1 Grand Prix is on this weekend at Albert Park, close to CBD. Melbourne is big on sporting events.
Your friend is wrong about the white Australian ibis (bin chickens). They definitively reside around Victoria and Melbourne particularly near some beaches and suburban areas that have wetlands.
Gabe, I think it's correct for you to pronounce the R's in Australian place names like Melbourne and Cairns because you naturally pronounce R's with your American accent. The only reason Australians pronounce the place names that way is because their accent is non-rhotic.
Love the videos man. Keep up the good work!
Cool and thanks.
So glad that you finally got some good weather, hopefully all that sunshine will help with the jet lag. I haven't been to Melbourne for years, I really like the Fitzroy area. Must start planning for a trip!
Hi Gabriel, What a change of pace from visiting Sydney. Melbourne has a mellow west coast vibe and traveling around with Sharon made the transition easier to see the different sites. I like the fact the city uses trams a nice easy way of getting around. Melbourne seems to be a tech hub whereas Sydney seems to be more the financial hub both are very beautiful. Looking forward to seeing more of Australia still much to see.
thats not true at all. Sydney is the tech hub of Australia. All the big tech companies have its HQ in Sydney
AWS to Microsoft all got their first Australian Data center setup is Sydney. Melbourne is yet to catch up.
@@eternalpeace73547354 Yes Sydney is the financial technology hub whereas Melbourne is the Start technology and BioMed leader.
Melbourne is the Arts, Culture, Sports and Academic city of Australia.
@@barnowl5774 I'm sure it offers more than what I indicated...
Gabriel Traveler I did enjoyed watching this episode! 25:28, hope your subs reaches 584K 😁. May God bless you, your family and all Gabriel Traveler fans 🤗🤗
Welcome to my home town! No bin chickens here jsut good coffee, best food and the Live Music Capital of the World!
They've migrated to Melbourne since 2020!
You need to get out to the suburbs more. Plenty of bin chickens out there.
Loved seeing part of Melboure through your lenses. You may have concluded already, Aussies are apt to shorten words ( eg Melbourne/ Melbin) and also give mates nicknames 😀 Enjoy Cairns. If you can get to the Daintree you will be amazed!
Melbourne is pronounced Melburn…dont get it wrong ,as that is frowned upon by many..
Great to see you promoting Melbourne! I live here and love it. Need to check whole of Victoria, great fruits, veg, meat.... !
An utterly charming city. From your perspective especially. 👍
In 2022 Melbourne was voted worlds most liveable city..I love the place...My daughter and grandchildren live there, Im in Sydney, but I love Melbourne...They take care of the city...Its been said 'if you make a friend in Melbourne, you make a friend for life" I can attest to that...Havent been back in a while, so lovely to have this tour..Ive seen more of this city than Ive seen being there...
Yay, you are in Melbourne (which you pronounced correctly, Mate. Well done!) These Oz jaunts are perf.
The library opener was splendid. 👍
Hi, Sharon! Nice to see Gabe hooking up with pals.
I travel vicariously through the folks, because ... you know, when am I ever going to go to all places you do, hey?
Melbourne is the book Sydney is the film. Still best description I ever heard.
Melbourne is my wife. Sydney is my mistress.
More depth in a book, so yeah I would agree.
Gabriel videos for me is a joy to watch. Thanks man , keep exploring the Down under. The opening of the video got me 90's vibes 😁
finally blue skies!
man, your videos are becoming more cinematic and the thumbnails - more eye catching, great footage from melbourne!
Spiegeltents are actually Belgian. They are (usually temporary) venues for concerts etc. They always have one up during the festival in my hometown.
City looks awesome, added to my travel list. 🥳
You walked past MOVIDA in the alley with the street art. That restaurant is amazing !
Had a work Xmas lunch there just last year
Remember when you were at the Sydney opera house looking out under the bridge and you saw the ferris wheel? Thats Sydneys L:una Park, same idea as Melbournes one.
Melbourne's was the original one though built 1930's I believe, Sydney's 70's I think or around then
Very timely video… I am on tram to St Kilda beach now. I was going to take an uber, but your video show easy and cheap on tram. Thanks for saving me money!
Sweet.
Flinders Street railway station is for Melbourne trains.
Interstate, Provincial, rural and Melbourne trains Southern Cross station Spencer Street. Southern Cross is the bigger station.16 platforms Southern Cross and Flinders Street 14 platforms. (13 working).
Lucky you. The weather cooperated for your photographic ramble (meant in the walking sense), but then I thought, as all Melburnians do, “Hey it’s Melbourne, give it an hour or two …”. Melbourne was not much of a town until Gold was discovered in the 1800’s but at the peak of the Gold Rush, Melbourne was the richest town on Earth so a lot of good architecture combined with the wide grid street layout and historical preservation being key, the blend of old with new blends IMHO. I hope you were able to experience some good weather for the remainder of the Melbourne leg of your trip.
Bin chickens do live in Victoria the ones in Sydney came from Healesville sanctuary near Melbourne
Melbourne looks like a lovely city. Looks very clean!
Melbourne is a great city but it’s CBD is not that clean, litters, many homeless people. The bar he entered from there take left, Elizabeth St area & other CBD backstreets not always clean. He was roaming around only one long stretch which typically Melbourne wants to show the world.
@@eternalpeace7354 Thanks for that comment brimming with negativity, Mr. Eternal Peace 😂😂
You should have stayed for the weekend in Melbourne . The biggest weekend of the year .The Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix and the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show
I'm not sure if nicer is the right word, but Melbourne definitely looks more interesting a place to visit then Sydney. I actually prefer that beach to Bondi. Have a great rest of your trip Gabe
There mainly St Kilda in Mel whereas Syd has hundreds of beaches. Unfortunately Gabe went to most over hyped hated by locals i.e. Bondi. Only that straight stretch where Gabe moved around from Swanson st to St Kilada is there curated preserved segment for tourists. But Syd has natural harbour & abundance of nature of Mel.
Melbourne is magnificient
The irony of going to Melbourne to get fine weather.
I went there to visit my friend. Catching a flight today north, it's gonna be nice and warm. 😎
Nice walking tour in Melbourne,
thanks for sharing
I'm not usually a big arboretum/botanical garden fan, but the one in Melbourne (and Sydney and Brisbane) are must see's in my opinion, if you come from outside of Australia (lots of plants and animals we don't have in the North America).
Well done on the Melbourne pronunciation!!! You nailed it!!!
Excellent, good to know.
OMG Gabriel it looks amazing, I can live there
Real shame about the weather while you were in Syd. Syd has a special magic about it like today as it's sunny and really comfortable temp! You missed it by a day or so.
Why do Sydney Siders get so caught up on telling people your city is sunny? You get far more rainfall than Melbourne, every time I’ve visited Sydney it’s been raining, just admit you live in a rainy city guys 😅
There’s plenty of bin chickens in Melbourne!
A blessed good day sir Gabe It's a Wonderful day There in Melbourne Australia, What a Beautiful ❤️ Place Beaches, Business and Commerce Centers, and Tourist Spots, thank u so much sir Gabe and with your friend Sharon for your nice Wonderful Walk around Tour Video n Melbourne Australia stay safe And Godbless from your solid fan supporter Viewer from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Marvin ❤️🙏👏👏😍👏👏👏
Hello from CA & thanks 4 great video with Sharon & Melbourne! Love the public transportation. Botantical gardens. Easy walking in town, no street people in tents? Cool town. Just got off the freeway(4.5hrs) in Bay Area. Are the freeways jam-packed like the US? Drink prices, wow! Get ready for spring break!
No tents, sure but there is homeless people sleeping in sleeping bags throughout the city streets, so there’s still a homeless problem but they don’t sleep in tents or tent cities
Hey let's catch up this weekend if you are still here.
@Gabe: The 2023 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix is at Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne - in case you interested :)
Beautiful Melbourne, but I love all the cities. They all have unique charm.
Hello Gabriel, I hope you enjoyed the visit and the fleeting sunshine. There are two large Railway Stations in the City, flinders of course, which is the suburban link to all of Melbourne and Southern Cross (aka Spencer Street) on the western edge, which is the station is both suburban and Interstate.
yes Melbourne is great, a city filled with historical buildings and lots of cafes and restaurants. Can be very cold though. its hot here in Brisbane still. Im more of a beachy girl so prefer the tropical Queensland area!
Sweet, looking forward to seeing Brisbane, I'll probably go there.
@@GabrielTravelerVideosyou must ;)
Glad you liked it . Melbourne also hosts the Formula 1 Grand Prix 👍
I found your channels because of your adventures in Peru back in 2017 I think, years later I went to do My Master Degree in Melbourne and now you are there!
Next time, come to Vancouver to complete the circle! Melbourne is my favourite City so far, I fall in love for that City. The sounds, the smells, the people, the weather, I love everything from it.
Great. I was in Peru in 2015. I've been to Vancouver, I was born there. Here are some old vids: www.youtube.com/@gabejedmo/search?query=Vancouver
10:24 Melbourne cricket ground was the largest cricket stadium globally upto 2020, now it is in the the 2nd rank.
So glad you got to see some Sydney weather In Melbourne 😅
No, as a Melbourne resident for many years , this IS Melbourne weather.
Melbourne is renown for having 4 seasons in one day
Looks amazing but those prices are crazy expensive! It is a beautiful city though.
With higher wages come higher prices.
I like Melbourne, I drove the great ocean road, 12 Apostles, I made a video clip on my channel. I was in Sydney as well. I seen the 2000 Penguins coming out of the sea at Philip Island .
Absolutely beautiful 🤩 😮
Maybe get a second wireless mic for those times you have someone with you?
Your tour guide did a great job.
My son is a big Beck fan so I took him to his first concert at the Palais when he was 11 years old - he is now in his thirties and has ticket to see Beck again for the concert you have pointed out- I also have become a Beck fan - he is great
That's awesome.
Oh wow seeing Melbourne through Gabriel’s lens is so surreal 😊,wish I knew before hand of ur whereabouts in the city ,we enjoyed thoroughly while having a cuppa on the couch
Oh it's such a perfect day
I'm glad I spend it with you
Hello Gab! You made a great video, here in Melbourne ! 👍👍👍🍺
I like your vidz Gabe, you are kinda like a modern day hippie, you go where you want, do what you want when you want. If I could only visit 1/10 of the places you have been to I would feel blessed. Your vidz really make me feel as if I'm really there. Thanks again and safe travels.
Enjoy the weather
Thanks for the video. It's said that while Sydney has more of a Californian feel with its beaches and lifestyle, Melbourne is more European in its feel. What are your impressions?
The only city Australians ever want to talk about or move to is Melbourne probably because it is the most liveable city in the world it looks like a cool city tbh
Speak for yourself I’d pick Perth or Brisbane over Melbourne any day!
@@DejanKeepingitReal that’s your opinion but I would hate to live in those places, always hot and nothing to do, so each to their own 🤷🏻♂️
@@ashdog236 lol and that’s your opinion. You like crappy weather and trams that’s awesome mate. Doesn’t Melbourne have 48 degree summers too?
@@DejanKeepingitReal Sydney gets more rainfall than Melbourne and yet everybody loves Sydney’s weather, funny that? I don’t like crappy weather, crappy weather to me is always stinking hot and humid like Perth and QLD, I like a winter and spring and our summers get very hot, 48 is rare but 40 is not. Melbourne has cooler temperatures but it’s actually sunny a lot so I wouldn’t call that crappy weather, Sydney has more rainy days than Melbourne and Brisbane has more rainy days than Sydney so I don’t get this “Melbourne has crappy weather” thing 🤷🏻♂️
@@ashdog236 it’s true the past 3 years Sydney has had above average rainfall but for years before that we’ve had barely any rain. I can tell you from experience as iv3 lived in Perth, that is definitely not humid, their summers are very much like Adelaide and Melbourne- a dry heat. And the winters are very mild with almost no rainfall. Brisbane on the other hand can be very humid but then it’s climate is sub tropical, it’s a garden paradise in Brisbane. Each to their own, although Melbourne has arguably the best art gallery in Aus, and the fantastic Yarra and casino, it’s not my cup of tea mate.
Enjoy Melbourne! Great to see you in my home city. Hopefully I walk past you tomorrow and I'll give you a quick hello ;) I hope you have a brilliant time.
The first thing I look at is the trees when I'm in a city. People do have their favorite trees and for me they definitely are not the plane trees. These trees are throughout Europe as well as in the United States. I see now these trees are in Australia. These trees are also known as sycamore trees. These sycamore trees here in California have a pungent stinky smell that is contained in their huge wide leaves and when they fall the leaves are everywhere. However, these trees do provide shade. I have heard that the plane tree is drought resistant that is why they get planted. I would like to see tulip poplars everywhere. 🌳
London plane trees, not sycamores.
Our main trees are the Australian native Eucalyptus species.
It is a shame that i missed you this trip. I lived in Melbourne since 1999 and it is the best city (I am biased of course).
Great seeing allot of my old hangouts! Must have been a good video because I actually felt nostalgic and missed Melbs😊 I knew you'd get some sunshine! Melbourne-4 seasons in one day
Plenty of Bin Chickens in Victoria. Gotta step out of inner-city suburbs to see them.
All the Sydney siders in the comments going on about how Sydney’s weather is usually sunnier than Melbourne is just false, Sydney factually and scientifically gets far more rainfall than Melbourne and every time I’ve visited family in Sydney it’s been absolutely pissing down throughout the visits, Sydney siders need to calm down and embrace the fact they live in a rainy city 😅
This is so cool! Almost exactly 10 years ago, I visited Melbourne to watch the Australian Formula One Grand Prix. I stayed with a great friend in St Kilda! She lived in the building above the KFC you mentioned and her partner at the time was a chef at a restaurant in Fed Square! I loved the city and area and this brought back some great memories.
A connection with Sydney is that you mentioned an amusement park near the base of the Harbour Bridge opposite the Opera House in one of your Sdney videos - that is also a Luna Park.
If you want to contrast Melbourne CBD in 1976, to now, check out AC/DC "Long way to the top" live video.
You mean "Long way to the shop, if you want a sausage roll"
I love the guys at 5:40 sharing Jesus in the streets. Will go to Melbourne defnitly
G'day from Sydney. The weather has cleared up. A beautiful sunny day today.
After watching you all these years it’s pretty cool to be laying on my couch in St Kilda watching you explore St Kilda! Venice Beach - accurate
Ha, cool. 👍
Your new thumbnail art is much improved!
watching from Liverpool UK
Congratulations Gabriel you could enjoy some sunshne at last in a very nice city
Thoroughly enjoyed it, very personal and informative! First Person View travel is very good🤩
I live here in Mexico and can get a full meal for about 5 USD. 20 bucks for avocado toast is truly insane. Cost them maybe at the most 1 or 2 dollars to make. So how do service workers afford to live there? What's the minimum wage, $50 dollars an hour?
Minimum wage is $21.38 per hour.
Average $36...My wife makes up $92 per hour doing night shift/weekend...I make up to $66 per hour doing overtime or $33 standard hours as I have no trade or qaulifications.
Fancy coffee shops/cafes always charge more ... Can get cheaper other places
@@kbeno9194 So you don't have a problem finding affordable housing there even if you make minimum wage? How about the homeless situation there in Australia?
Gabe nicely done once again sir