Melbourne, a sensory city tour created by alleys and art

#July Travel Support Fund Melbourne was attractive as soon as I arrived, with its artistic sense and relaxed atmosphere felt everywhere in the city. The trip that started in front of Flinders Street Station showed the charm of the city well with the scenery of old buildings and modern Federation Square standing side by side. The most impressive place was Hosier Lane. The street art covering the walls felt like a living gallery, and the alleys were lively with travelers taking pictures. Melbourne's cafe culture was also something to behold. It was special to take a break and enjoy a glass of flat white at a small cafe hidden in each alley. The State Library of Victoria was great to stay for a while because of its magnificent and beautiful architecture. Next, I visited the Melbourne Museum, where I could see the city's history and culture at a glance. To end the day, I watched the sunset at St. Kilda Beach. The walk along the Yarra River at sunset was also romantic. Melbourne was a city where you can enjoy walking around, with unique scenery and stories hidden in every alley. #MelbourneTravel #HosierLane #MelbourneStreetArt #FlindersStreetStation #FederationSquare #VictoriaStateLibrary #MelbourneMuseum #MelbourneCafeTour #StKildaBeach #YarraRiverWalk #AustraliaTravelRecommendation #MelbourneKeyCourse #CulturalCityTravel #AustraliaVlog #ArtAndLeisure #AlleyTravel #AustraliaCityTravel #SlowTravelRecommendation #LivingInAustraliaForAMonth