Melbourne Visitor Shutter & St Paul's Cathedral

Melbourne - The weather today was hot and sunny but it was worth the walk down from Elizabeth street to the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Flinders station.   It was a friendly environment and we waited for our number to be called and was greeted by a guest relations officer.

There were many restaurants around the Melbourne Visitor Centre and pop into one for our lunch.

This is a boutique drink in Australia under the company called Redrock.   This was my drink a refreshing grapefruit carbonated - nice but too sweet. 

Lemonade drink

Lesley's lunch

It does not look apetitising on photo - in fact; it was worst when they sent it the first time.  I rejected because the breaded pork cutlet was burnt in black. 

Since we had the afternoon open, we were advised to take their free Melbourne Visitor Shuttle which is a red bus that travels around the perimeter of Melbourne City - takes about 1 and half hours.  Waited outside the St Paul's Cathedral and already a small queue was forming.   Lesley waited whilst I took a peek inside St Paul's Cathedral - an Anglican Church.