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Melbourne, Australia Rapidly Becoming A Hot Tourist Destination

Australia’s second most populous city and the capital of Victoria, Melbourne has rapidly become an international destination renowned globally for its impressive natural and manmade offerings. The metropolis boasts a thriving commercial centre, vibrant culture including a world-class wine and cuisine scene, and spectacular beaches and sporting events. A constantly developing area with a growing population currently estimated at just fewer than 4 million, Melbourne continues to boast new attractions and impressive scenery radiating from the city centre to its several sprawling suburbs. Each different quarter of the city boasts its own unique character, drawing a variety of visitors and residents with varied interests and lifestyles.

Melbourne’s Central Business District is the commercial hub of the large metropolis, boasting some of the largest corporate buildings and headquarters in the Asia-Pacific business sector.  With a thriving technical industry employing more than 60,000 workers, the business district does not lack for multi-million or billion dollar deals and projects. The city’s central business district was originally known as the Hoddle Grid, a linear neighborhood designed to be the flourishing financial centre it has become today.

Another popular area of the vibrant city is Southbank, one of Melbourne’s inner city suburbs with a large and ever-expanding population at the southern end of the city. At one point a solely industrial area of the city, this suburb has been transformed through vigorous urban renewal efforts over the past two decades. Now home to Serviced Apartments in Melbourne and office buildings, this neighborhood attracts residents and visitors from near and far who come to sample its commercial and dining centre, the Southgate Arts and Leisure Precinct.

Melbourne’s Docklands area is another attractive inner city suburban destination spanning a large part of the city’s waterfront on the banks of the Yarra River. This suburb is known for its Testra Dome, a huge sporting venue, and its Southern Cross railroad station that is the city’s main inter-regional transport hub. Formerly used as a docking area, Docklands also underwent an urban renewal project which has made over the precinct into a more commercial area that hosts a number of special sporting and cultural events throughout the year.

Each of the aforementioned neighborhoods is densely populated not only with commercial properties but with high-quality housing accommodations as well. Single-family homes, hotels, and apartments dot the city’s landscape, offering world-class lodging to the city’s residents and travelers. An increasingly popular form of Short Stay Apartments in the city are serviced apartments, which are self-contained residences geared specifically toward the traveler or residents on the go.

These fully furnished abodes boast spacious accommodations and important amenities to create a home-style atmosphere for those who find themselves far from home in the South Coast metropolis. Melbourne Serviced Apartments often include cable TV, broadband internet access, laundry facilities, fully equipped kitchens, on-site gyms, and pools. Located in each of the city’s thriving neighborhoods, these short stay apartments are generally just steps away from Melbourne’s top attractions, commercial, dining, and transportation centres.