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When you hire a car in Melbourne through Webcarhire, you are guaranteed to receive a dependable car from an established and worthy brand and at a reasonable cost.

Webcarhire offers a range of hire cars anywhere in Melbourne and throughout Australia. Webcarhire provides you with the option of alternate premier car hire companies such as; Europcar, Avis Hertz and Thrifty.

As Australia's second largest city and Victoria's capital, Melbourne offers a host of activities, events and attractions that make Melbourne an increasingly popular tourist destination. Whether your vice is to wine, dine or shop; Melbourne will satisfy even the most particular tourist. Chic boutiques, department stores, delicious eateries, trendy cafes, prestigious bars and good fashioned happy-hour water holes fringe the streets and laneways, bringing Melbourne alive with their diverse aromas and sounds. It is the city's contrast between world-class city style and cultural cordiality that predominantly influences Melbourne's instant appeal factor. Melbourne's surrounding regional attractions offer a wealth of experiences so the city is a perfect point to begin exploring Victoria and its Little Penguins, Great Ocean Road, Puffing Billy and Healsville Sanctuary.

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National Gallery of Victoria: Houses more than 70,000 items within two of Melbourne arts precinct's most magnificent buildings. The collection has been suggested by many to be the most impressive in the Southern Hemisphere.

Federation Square: Situated on the edge of the Yarra and opposite Flinders Street Station, Federation square literally spans one entire city block and is host to an eclectic mix of restaurants, bars, cafes and galleries. Its architecture is breathtakingly unique and major highlights include: the Ian Potter Centre (largest and most comprehensive art collection in the world), the Australian Racing Museum and the Melbourne Visitor Centre.

Queen Victoria Market: Proudly the oldest and largest market in the Southern Hemisphere, the Queen Victoria Market opened in 1878 and is now a magnificent heritage site. The market offers a wide variety of general merchandise, meat, fruit and vegetables and is perhaps most famous for its great Dairy Hall which houses over 38 multicultural delicatessens.

Melbourne Zoo: Opened in 1862 and is thus Australia's oldest zoo. The zoo is home to more than 350 species from all around the world. Highlights include the African and Asian Rainforests' gorillas, pygmy hippopotamuses and tigers. Also the zoo's steamy butterfly house, koalas, kangaroos and platypuses are a must-see.

Melbourne's climate can be described as variable. Travellers can expect to experience warm-hot temperatures during Summer (December to February), mild weather during Autumn (March to May), cold and damp conditions in Winter (June to August) and cool-warm temperatures in Spring (September to November).

Generally, December, January and February are renowned for being the city's warmest months whereas June and July are typically the coldest.