The Exford Hotel Melbourne
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199 Russell St. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 61-03-9663-2697
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Arrived in FREEZING Melbourne (bit of a shock after the oppressive heat of Thailand!) early after an overnight flight and checked into a rather nice hotel for the night found for us by the helpful people at the airport. We realised at this point we would have to make the most of it, as, for the next 2 months we'd be in and out of less luxurious hostels and sharing with another 6 people or so more than likely! The first day in Melbourne was a bit daunting, although probably as we were function...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia ruthandkaye
We woke up to Georgia making us some healthy and tasty breakfast and coffee (ps, vegemite and avacado on toast is really really good) before we packed up the van to drive to melbourne. it was really cool because georgia decided to come with us, so we had a local guide to help us out and keep us company we had to vacuum out the van when we got to melbourne, which was kinda bull, then dropped it off and caught the train into town. which kinda sucked because i had my surf board and there were lo...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia tsquared
Our last day in Melbourne was pretty good, took Georgia to the train station (single tear...) and booked a flight to Byron Bay and our Oz Experience pass. Took the tram to St Kilda and checked out the beach and some shops, stopped for a beer and chilled out for a bit. headed back to the hotel and passed out for a few hours hit up some awesome thai food for dinner, with prob the best service ive ever seen, and then went bar hopping for the rest of the night. got some rest with an early bed (mi...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia tsquared
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... on the second story of a converted warehouse building, the food and ambiance was fantastic. We made our way down the street and were lulled into a cosy little Spanish tapas bar where a live band were playing away in the corner, we sat and listened for a while before they finished up for the evening. Then we moved onto the Alchemist a boho chic bar with gorgeous flock armchairs and guilded mirrors, we even had a few games of battleships kind of ...
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... ligger der en kirke, hvor vi gik ind for at blive kølet ned. Efter 5 min begyndte drengekoret at synge, så Ulrik gik for ikke at gå midt i deres sang. Katrine og jeg fulgte efter ud i varmen igen. Herefter gik vi lidt mere rundt i de små gader, hvor der ikke er nær så varmt og ind i nogle flere butikker. Ulrik fik købt 2 par Levi's cowboybukser og katrine og jeg en kjole hver. Ved 7-tiden begyndte butikkerne at lukke ...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia roadhansen
... ingesteld op de camping. Het was echter nog zo vroeg dat alles nog dicht was. Dus maar even naar de Coles supermarkt gereden in de buurt die 24 uur per dag open is. Terug bij de camping bleek het nu ineens 20 dollar te zijn per nacht, balen. Toen ik op de plek stond viel de herrie op die van achter het hek kwam, op het naastgelegen terrein was een markt aan de gang. Daar maar even heen gegaan en 2 boutjes en moertjes op de kop kunnen tikken om m'n nummerplaat ...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia whvanderpost
... to 12 apostles and got a helicopter ride over them which was out of this world, the photos dont do it justice. did you know there was only ever 8 apostles, god knows why they called them the 12!!they really are amazing to see. after that we went to port campbell, a tiny little town, and probably our favourite area, cos there was a really nice beach, there were surfers out near the cliffs surfing and fishermen catching massive fish on the pier. so we ...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia jennyreid
... needing for the trip. The exchange rate was US$0.83. I suspect I may have got a better rate elsewhere especially in the city but I just did not have the time to shop around and which each day the rate was dropping. I also cleaned out the money exchange of their small amount of Indian Rupee, but was not able to get any Nepal currency.
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