The, at time of writing this post, only tram line in Adelaide brings you directly from the central business district to the white sandy beach of Glenelg. The benefit of this relocation from the urban centre is the fresh air combined with a laid back atmosphere. City: Adelaide How to get there: Take the tram … Continue reading Adelaide Seaside
A quite unique way of getting from the central business district to suburban Adelaide is to use the O-Bahn, a rapid bus service, running along the Torrens Linear Park. City: Adelaide How to get there: There are numerous bus routes running along the O-Bahn, all marked with O-Bahn logo. For example use the C1 bus … Continue reading Adelaide Torrens Linear Park
A quiet walk along the Skeleton Creek towards the sea with a nice view of the Central Business District Melbourne in the far distance. City: Melbourne How to get there: Take the Metro Werribee Line service from Southern Cross Station to Williams Landing Station, from there some 500m walk to the trail. Tip: Once you … Continue reading Melbourne Skeleton Creek
A good way to start your day could be by having a coffee at the ˋCentre for Education and Research in Environmental Strategies (CERES)´. Of course there is more to discover about for example reusing water, urban farming and other sustainable ways of living. City: Melbourne How to get there: Take the Tram Line 96 … Continue reading Melbourne Community Environment Park CERES
Quite an unique place for enjoying a cheeseburger in Melbourne is certainly Easeyˋs restaurant situated in three old train carriages on top of a building on the 4th floor. City: Melbourne How to get there: Take the Tram Line 86 from Parliament Station to Johnston Street/Smith Street Station. Easey‘s Restaurant is just a couple of … Continue reading Melbourne Restaurant with a view
