I think you’re right, a lot of things we planned to do revolved around the weather so we were a little bit stumped when it was cold and rainy the whole time, I defo want to go back at some point so would be grateful for any recommendations💕💕💕
As a Melbourne girl I’m so disappointed that you kept saying you were bored and there’s nothing to do, Melbourne has way more to offer than what you’ve shown
Most of things we planned to do revolved around the weather so we were a little bit stumped when it was cold and rainy the whole time, the food was incredible and the city itself is lovely, I defo want to go back at some point so would be grateful for any recommendations💕💕💕
How about giving her some suggestions of what to do instead of criticising her for sharing her experience? Especially considering this is her first time visiting and from a foreign country. I’m also a Melbourne girly and I’m so glad you loved our food and shopping because it is the best! Unfortunately our CBD isn’t as much as a one stop shop as it used to be so venturing out slightly more to the surrounding suburbs is where most fun is to be had! If you loved emporium, I highly recommend visiting Chadstone, it’s Australia’s largest shopping centre and it’s architecturally beautiful as well as having everything you want and need! The arts centre always has fun exhibitions happening, Lygon St has the best Italian food it’s literally little Italy, highly recommend going to an AFL game at the MCG, even if you don’t understand it, the atmosphere is unreal! Our restaurant and bar culture is impeccable so I recommend jumping on broadsheet for recommendations. I highly recommend driving out to the Yarra Valley to visit some wineries such as St Hubert’s and Zonzo, beautiful drinks and food and looking out at the vineyards is just stunning no matter the weather. If you want to see some stunning beaches, a drive out to the surf coast, Great Ocean Rd and/or Mornington peninsula you’ll get just that and some other fun things to do are getting the Queencliff to Sorrento ferry (look out for the dolphins!), visiting the Peninsula Hot Springs, Great Ocean Rd and Yarra Valley Chocolatiers, Werribee/Melbourne Zoos and Healesville sanctuary. There’s honestly so much to do but it’s spread across all of Melbourne and Victoria so having a source of reliable transport to get you to see everything is the real key to getting the true Melbourne experience! We’re fun I promise!! ❤❤❤
Thank you!!! I think we were just pretty unlucky with the weather but we had the best time eating all the amazing food, drinking coffee and shopping!!!💕💕💕
@@chloewhitthread awesome!! The food and drinks are amazing I live two hours away and I love Melbourne so much! You’re better off going in a December when it’s summer because when you went it was around winter time 🥶 I still hope you had lots of fun! And hope when you come back next time your experience is better love your vlogs btw ❤️❤️😭
I live in Melbourne, I reckon that there is loads to do but its a lot more spread out, so it’s probably more a case where you visit Australia purely to spend a week or more in the same place in Victoria to be able to explore in the city but also travel to outer suburbs or even further. I highly recommend the Royal Botanical Gardens, the zoo and the NGV. I also love the museum and the vibes in that area. The restaurants on Lygon street are so good too and all of the street art is worth stopping to look at especially Hosier Lane. Then if you were to travel further from the city then the Yarra Valley is gorgeous, so is the Great Ocean rd, Phillip Island and the Mornington Peninsula. Hope this helps a bit if you come to visit again, I love your channel so much especially your travel vlogs they deserve so much more hype!! 💕
For goodness sake , you obviously haven’t done your homework on Melbourne, it seems your only interested in food , Melbourne have brilliant beaches,it’s incredibly cheaper than London, but I hope you really enjoy your stay and yes Zara Europe is much better 🥰
I’m not sure you did much research about what to do. Lived here my whole life and we have a huge amount of things to do
I think you’re right, a lot of things we planned to do revolved around the weather so we were a little bit stumped when it was cold and rainy the whole time, I defo want to go back at some point so would be grateful for any recommendations💕💕💕
As a Melbourne girl I’m so disappointed that you kept saying you were bored and there’s nothing to do, Melbourne has way more to offer than what you’ve shown
Most of things we planned to do revolved around the weather so we were a little bit stumped when it was cold and rainy the whole time, the food was incredible and the city itself is lovely, I defo want to go back at some point so would be grateful for any recommendations💕💕💕
How about giving her some suggestions of what to do instead of criticising her for sharing her experience? Especially considering this is her first time visiting and from a foreign country.
I’m also a Melbourne girly and I’m so glad you loved our food and shopping because it is the best! Unfortunately our CBD isn’t as much as a one stop shop as it used to be so venturing out slightly more to the surrounding suburbs is where most fun is to be had! If you loved emporium, I highly recommend visiting Chadstone, it’s Australia’s largest shopping centre and it’s architecturally beautiful as well as having everything you want and need!
The arts centre always has fun exhibitions happening, Lygon St has the best Italian food it’s literally little Italy, highly recommend going to an AFL game at the MCG, even if you don’t understand it, the atmosphere is unreal! Our restaurant and bar culture is impeccable so I recommend jumping on broadsheet for recommendations. I highly recommend driving out to the Yarra Valley to visit some wineries such as St Hubert’s and Zonzo, beautiful drinks and food and looking out at the vineyards is just stunning no matter the weather. If you want to see some stunning beaches, a drive out to the surf coast, Great Ocean Rd and/or Mornington peninsula you’ll get just that and some other fun things to do are getting the Queencliff to Sorrento ferry (look out for the dolphins!), visiting the Peninsula Hot Springs, Great Ocean Rd and Yarra Valley Chocolatiers, Werribee/Melbourne Zoos and Healesville sanctuary. There’s honestly so much to do but it’s spread across all of Melbourne and Victoria so having a source of reliable transport to get you to see everything is the real key to getting the true Melbourne experience! We’re fun I promise!! ❤❤❤
committed the absolute cardinal sin of saying anything nice about sydney whilist walking in the cbd
😂😂😂😂😂
I'm surprised you didn't mention the vast numbers of asians all over Melbourne city..
Love this vlog and ignore all the people telling you off for YOUR experience and obviously you’re from a different country! 😭❤
Thank you!!! I think we were just pretty unlucky with the weather but we had the best time eating all the amazing food, drinking coffee and shopping!!!💕💕💕
@@chloewhitthread awesome!! The food and drinks are amazing I live two hours away and I love Melbourne so much! You’re better off going in a December when it’s summer because when you went it was around winter time 🥶 I still hope you had lots of fun! And hope when you come back next time your experience is better love your vlogs btw ❤️❤️😭
Hi
Loved this vlog! 💗💞
Thank you!!!😚💕💕💕
i’m visiting melbourne in december and i’m so excited for the cafe scene!!🤩
It does not disappoint!!!🫶🏼
I reached Australia a few days ago loved it so beautiful
omg have the best time!!! where in Australia are you staying?💕💕💕
@@chloewhitthread Brisbane
I’m going to Sydney tmr
Sydney was our fave place, have an amazing time!!!🩷🩷🩷
@@chloewhitthread sydney and canberra is my fave 🥰
I can’t believe you couldn’t find things to do in Melbourne. Melbourne has an endless list of experiences
I would love any recommendations, we would definitely go back at some point💕💕💕
I live in Melbourne, I reckon that there is loads to do but its a lot more spread out, so it’s probably more a case where you visit Australia purely to spend a week or more in the same place in Victoria to be able to explore in the city but also travel to outer suburbs or even further. I highly recommend the Royal Botanical Gardens, the zoo and the NGV. I also love the museum and the vibes in that area. The restaurants on Lygon street are so good too and all of the street art is worth stopping to look at especially Hosier Lane. Then if you were to travel further from the city then the Yarra Valley is gorgeous, so is the Great Ocean rd, Phillip Island and the Mornington Peninsula. Hope this helps a bit if you come to visit again, I love your channel so much especially your travel vlogs they deserve so much more hype!! 💕
It’s actually called tomato sauce, unless your in America
For goodness sake , you obviously haven’t done your homework on Melbourne, it seems your only interested in food , Melbourne have brilliant beaches,it’s incredibly cheaper than London, but I hope you really enjoy your stay and yes Zara Europe is much better 🥰