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- SYDNEY VS MELBOURNE, which city is better for students and travelers? In this video I talk about sydney and Melbourne.I will go in detail about: 1. Weather 2. Events/ Nightlife 3. Job situation 4. Nature in and outside of the city 5. Which city is cheaper. 6. Tourist spots
I hope this will help you out! Let me know which city you preferred xx
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I always thought (before I went to Australia) that Melbourne would be nicer to live because everybody was telling me about the special vibe there 🙊 But I completly fell in love with Sydney and I will always prefer Sydney over Melbourne 😍
I was exactly the same before I actually moved to Melbourne so I completely get what you mean 🌻
Sydney is more fun for a holiday in my opinion but I'm glad I live in Melbourne
Melbourne is waaaay better
The massive beautiful harbor in sydney is unbeatable...
The massive beautiful sydney harbor is unbeatable
Just to clarify the average maximum temperature in Melbourne in July (the middle of winter) is 13.5 degrees celsius, and it almost never gets below 0 degrees. That might be cold by Australian standards, but it isn't really cold compared to winters in much of the rest of the world.
Really interesting. Always lived in Sydney and I've only ever been to Melbourne for one weekend (it rained the whole time!)
Haha same when i went down to melbourne it was just really blant
Been to Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne..
All 3 cities are different & beautiful on their own depending on what lifestyle & scenery you prefer.. Personally, Sydney wins for me. It’s the city that gave me that “I wanna live here..” feeling..
I’m a guy in my late 30’s so I’m way past my interest in nightlife. I prefer the chill bars & pubs where you can just eat, drink & chat.. Plus the public transpo in Sydney is much more efficient. In terms of expenses, they’re almost the same. Both are actually expensive. So with almost the same price range of rent and all things considered, I think Melbourne is expensive for what it is.. If low cost of living is what you’re looking for, Brisbane wins without a doubt. But it’s too chill & too laid back for my liking.
I visited Melbourne, then Adelaide, then Brisbane, finished with Sydney, but you know what guys !!! I felt in love with SYDNEY. Sydney is that beautiful and lots of things to explore. Public transport is efficient and reliable in Sydney. Melbourne is so boring and the bad weather, very dirty everywhere in Melbourne, Melbourne public transport is that shits, too much delay and cancellations in Melbourne. The most bad thing about Melbourne is Melbourne has no attractions and has a dirty brown river which passes through it with full of rubbish in its, including used babe pumpers, used empty bottles and full of mosquitoes 🦟 guys with very bad smell
Both city’s are gorgeous, I can’t decide neither
I know right?
What is a "city's"?
Wie sie einfach beim Melbourne Grand Prix ein Bild vom Deutschland GP 2019 einfügt 😅 für mich ist Sydney klar der Favorit, liebe diese Stadt 😍❤️
Hahaha ich konnte keins aus australien finden 😂
Thank you i needed this. I’ve been debating between the two when I come for my work and holiday
Whole Australia awesome each state have own taste
So true!
Melbourne has two major train stations. N" 1 Melbourne flinders street station , N" 2 Melbourne southern cross stations. What about Sydney: 1 : Sydney central station, n"2 wynyard station, n"3 Townhall station. Sydney got the biggest train station in Australia ( Sydney central station) the most beautiful train station in Australia ( Sydney wynyard station) and town hall station. Sydney got skyline trains, Sydney got under water trains, I used to pay 2 dollars for the whole day trains , trams, bus and ferry fair in Sydney. When you are in Melbourne you can see high buildings but once you left the CBD for 5 kilometers you can't see 8 storey buildings, but in Sydney Look at homebush there you will see 35 storey buildings, chatwood, 35 story buildings, parramatta, 60 story buildings, nsw is full of beautiful things Melbourne is so lonely, no ferry tour, nothing to do in Melbourne. Just lonely. And people are not friendly there in Melbourne. I saw the beautiful Sydney and I cancel everything for Melbourne and stay in Sydney. Melbourne can be that cheaper for house rent because it's so lonely there and so boring in Melbourne nothing to do in Melbourne CBD
ive seen you everywhere, why do you hate melbourne so much!
@@googler-bn1ro because it’s dirty , with worse weather, full of rude people, too much dirty and mosquitoes 🦟 in CBD because of the drained brown river which is full of empty used plastic bottles and used babe pumpers, too much rubbish inside with bad smell, no jobs in Melbourne, full of rude people, too much divorce due to luck of attractions , high crime, bad public transport in Melbourne
Of course Melbourne my hometown beautiful city in the world
Ahh sick! Not a bad place to call hometown
Great vid, I lived in Sydney, Brisbane & Melbourne for nearly a decade in each, & you can’t even compare Melb to Syd - they’re completely different cities… none of which have anything in common… & one would be an absolute fool to think Melbourne is better than Sydney for any reason except for the Yarra Valley - but come on - Sydney’s got better property, better culture, richer history, you know better weather, all the nature, perfect temperatures, the way of life, infrastructure, natural landmarks, man-made iconic architecture and structures, travel / much less traffic density & BS grid chaos, employment opportunities, cultural diversity & dining / cafe’s (& no Melbourne’s coffee isn’t better, Brisbane actually wins that battle hands down) - you need to do a lot more exploring of Sydney, The south (Sutherland shire) & northern suburbs (Palm beach & Central Coast) & not to mention including living in the East in Dover Heights or Bondi…
Melbourne is absolutely stunning and may have had the reputation 10 years ago but it’s well and truely gone and washed off, though still offers an amazing way of life, but it lacks so much… SO MUCH! Including its entirety of surrounding suburbs - I mean wtf, for example It’s iconic landmarks are a train station and a tiny hollow entertainment zone called Federation Square… just a little bit drab…
I mean come on Melbourne, I love you to bits but even Brisbane has the Queens wharf, amazing bridges & SouthBank.
A huge plus victoria has though is its special events for arts, sports, music, automotive etc
Though Sydney’s nightlife kills melbourne! you just need to know the city better.
Sydneys biggest downfall is property prices, it will drain your bank account like nothing else & you better have a huge nest egg to invest if you’re looking to buy.
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That’s what I’m thinking, looks like she just visited the eastern suburbs.
2 great Australian cities. Like all cities they have good and bad bits. Enjoy both!
I live in Melbourne, and Sydney is a way more spectacular and vibrant city in every way. Especially the vastly superior outdoor lifestyle. Melbourne boasts about coffee, laneways, and graffiti. How dull and bleak.
You could have all the culture in Melbourne but got to consider employment situation that can satisfy your lifestyle
both cities are magnificent. each have their own charms and vibe. visit both .
Well... maybe winter is "very very cold" in Melbourne for australian standards... If you compare Melbourne winter with the cold season in North America or in North Europe (in Toronto or in Moscow the average temperature in winter is usually 15/25 celsius degrees under zero) ... I don't think you can say that it's really cold in Melbourne.
Hey Lille, whereabouts is that rock pool you show a picture of at 0:52? :)
They are called Figure 8 Pools near Sydney
Sydney used to be more European than Melbourne..many of people in Melbourne are actually from Sydney they live there cause Sydney became too expensive...you would give all points to Sydney and 0 points to Melbourne if you came to Sydney in back in 90s and early 2000...this is Melbourne back in 2009 th-cam.com/video/K7V0999j08g/w-d-xo.html
Cool. But mount hotham,m.buller.so beautiful when winter.
I personally adore melbourne but yeah i do agree w ya
Melbourne is definitely something special
You look beautiful 💕💕
you’re videos are so helpful and interesting!!!!!!!!!
Aww thank you! I try to make them as helpful as possible ✨
Melbourne is way better than Sydney. The vibe there is Awsome and it’s the fashion capitol of Australia
better vibe but when u wake up to reality that doesnt make a better city, sydney has the big city vibes
Well I think I'd rather choose practical "Big City" vibe than a city with graffiti and some ancient art and fashion!
@@ash-cv4kz 😂 Exactly the exact opposite, Sydney is literally made by its landmarks, Melbourne is this a superior city across-the-board when you really look at what is city supposed to be...
Fashion capital? Rubbish! Everyone there wears black. Terrified of any expression.
@@NoTaboosI was about to comment this. Don’t get me wrong, I love black & often find myself wearing too much black. I mean, why not? It’s safe & classic & can be worn anytime. But when people comment “fashion capital” I was expecting Paris or Milan.. and Melbourne isn’t that. Just sitting on the streets of Paris or Milan made me feel I was watching a fashion show. But Melbourne is more like Hong Kong. All black. All trench coat kind of fashion.
I like your videos😊
Thank you so much 🥰
Melbourne has been more of a successful Australian city. Not with COVID though
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Yet again some religious nutcase intruding into the comments with irrelevant gibberish.
Hiking in Aussie wilderness that is full of deadly animals and insects ? LOL (as a matter of fact 99% of world's most deadliest animals and insects live in Aussie) ? What? No, thanks.
i can swear i watched this video about 4 years ago
if you like an over-abundance of lefties and pretension, choose melbourne. if you want to see real, raw australian suburbia, choose sydney. sydney harbour, alone, trumps anything in melbourne.
What a dumb comparison ‘over abundance of lefties’ like having conservatives is a good selling point lol
@@cc1210 like having bankrupt, commie loving ideologues telling us men can give birth is a good thing... try quoting science when constructing a valid and defensible argument.
@@cc1210 Melbourne is a far-left greenie woke nightmare.
@@cc1210 It is a good selling point.
The saddest thing about Melbourne that since its founding, roughly 60 years after Sydney was, it has always tried to be better than Sydney whilst never succeeding. Having a bigger population won't cut it. Melbourne has been bigger than Sydney before, back in the 1890s but Sydney took that title back. Having more people means nothing. It is the fabric of the city and metro area and how easy it is to move around it that makes a good city. Sydney has 77 beaches, numerous national parks, great rivers, the world's largest and most beautiful natural harbour. Moving around is a lot easier too, with 7,000 buses, the nation's largest suburban and interurban rail system with the biggest trains, a new metro rail system with autonomous trains, four light rail lines with two of those served by the world's longest trams and a fleet of harbour ferries that let you take in the sights that cannot be seen from land. We also have WestConnex, the world's biggest underground motorway network, and if you want to see penguins you don't have to leave town like you do in Melbourne - there's penguins on Sydney Harbour.
Melbourne does have one good thing - the road to Sydney!
So, please if you're living in Melbourne that's not the reason why you should show yourself up here and start those stupidity comparisons. Or else please compare Melbourne with adelaide instead. Then compare the face of Australia ( Sydney) to Toronto or Newport city
Liked just for the Grand Prix 🏎️🏎️
I live in Melbourne and reckon it's better to live in, but Sydney is nicer to visit
Melbourne has surpassed Sydney as Australia's premier city. It's newer, bigger, and better.
not true at all😂 Sydney is bigger, holds the 5th most famous landmark in the world, better opportunities, holds all the countries industries including film we have all the head offices including marval head office.
Bigger, no. Melbourne has closed the gap considerably in the last 2 decades but Sydney is still bigger, albeit marginally now (roughly 5% difference in population size to be accurate). It was on track to overtake Sydney by around 2035, but Covid wrecked everything and now that prospect has been delayed. But it seems inevitable as Melbourne is simply more affordable. And yes, it's better.
@@eddielong8663 Sydney is bigger😂 by population and landmass, yes it is “estimated” to overtake Sydney in 2035 but a lot can change through the years, the only reason y’all are growing faster is because of immigration, same as Sydney and who knows maybe in 5 years sydney immigration will grow faster
Sydney was voted 2nd most livable city in 2021 (Amsterdam came 1st)....sure I'm a Sydneysider, but I have also been to Melbourne 6 times...each city has it's good & bad points...You can't compete with Sydney Harbour...
Melbourne people are desperate to be the biggest. So what? How incredibly childish.
where is your apartment located? :)
For guys it's easier to pick favourite cities. It all depends on what sort of female company you prefer. Melbourne is an elegant and intelligent young woman. Sydney is a vivacious brat who knows she's really good looking. Brisbane is the girl next door who somehow became hot while you weren't looking. Adelaide is the small town girl who overcompensates with partying. Perth is the one who doesn't want to be a part of her family. Darwin is the hell-raiser. Canberra is the one with no discernible personality. And Hobart is the one you always forget about..
This is the best thing I've ever read
PLEASE TELL PEOPLE THE TRUTH, There is no Jobs In Melbourne. While in Sydney there are plenty, huge, too much jobs opportunities there too easy to get jobs in Sydney. And in Melbourne too much Devorce cases there, people fighting one another every day, marriage broken every day in Melbourne. In Melbourne CBD there is no attractions, the Melbourne CBD has nothing to do there very very lonely. Quite city
just stop the hate, and anything you say is not true at all 💀you just hate the city, thats it
Another very important point is how to get around the city. About this point IMO Melbourne wins because of its very good public transport system, much better than Sydney. Melbourne has a wonderful tramways network
that does not exist in Sydney. Old style trams are amazing and get around with them is also a very interesting tourist attraction.
This could be argued with the fact that Sydney has a better suburban rail network with Melbourne having better public transport in the city (fyi the old Sydney tram network had 3 times the trams than Melbourne now but for some reason were scrapped)
geography , sydney is hilly and divided by the harbour ,melbourne is flat . suitable form trams.
Sydney is the nicer sister but she'll cost you and do your head in in the long run. Melbourne , not being as pretty will be a better long term investment.