The Trams of Melbourne

The Trams of Melbourne. I was awed by the iconic trams of Melbourne the first time I’ve been to the city. The first thing that registered into my mind is how I wish we have these kind of transport system back home instead of the un-efficient jeepneys that snail crawl the streets of Metro Manila. There are also trams on other cities of Australia, I have seen them in Adelaide and at least 1 line in Sydney, but the Melbourne Trams Network very developed. The trams are the main public transport in large portion of Melbourne. The trams extend to most of the adjacent suburbs

There is even a tram line especially for tourist and visitors called City Circle Tram. It's a free tourist tram line that operates around the Central Business District, tourist attraction places and landmarks around Melbourne.

Melbourne's Tram Stops as Seen on Wikimapia

Bonifacio High Street and Serendra

Bonifacio High Street and Serendra are now becoming popular place to dine and stroll around in Metro Manila. Bonifacio High Street and Serendra are located at the hearth of Port Bonifacio Global City just alongside Market Market. Bonifacio High Street is a Street Mall, it is a kilometre long of shopping and dining center on low rise building blocks.

The place is full of elegant sculptures with the rock fountain as the center piece. It is frequented by pet loving Pinoy , the place is normally a scene of people hanging or walking around with their dogs. Serendra is a offers high end dining places besides being an upscale condominium complex. The place is really crowded lately during weekends and most especially during public holidays.

There are air-conditioned buses that go around Port Bonifacio Global City if you are traveling on a public transport the fort buses start at the Ayala MRT terminal at Forbes side of EDSA.

Bonifacio High Street and Serendra as Seen on Wikimapia