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Book flights from New York to Melbourne and explore exciting landmarks and sun-drenched beaches on Australia’s south coast.
Soak up the trendy neighbourhoods and laid-back atmosphere of Australia’s art and culture capital, explore its colourfully painted laneways and its independent coffee shops.
Home to beautiful gardens, vibrant markets and incredible galleries, it’s no wonder Melbourne is one of the world’s best-loved cities – start planning your own Melbourne adventure today.
JFK to MEL: flight facts
Time difference +16 hours
Melbourne is 16 hours ahead of New York. When New York observes Eastern Daylight Time, from March to October, Melbourne is 14 hours ahead.
Flight distance 14,173 miles
Flights from New York (JFK) to Melbourne (MEL) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) span 14,173 miles (22,810 kilometres).
Flying from New York to Melbourne: FAQs
What should I see in Melbourne?
You’ll find culture across Melbourne’s vibrant Southbank district. The National Gallery of Victoria, with its enchanting Aboriginal arts collection, is the main attraction here.
The city is packed with impressive Edwardian-era architecture, including the bright yellows of the Flinders Street Station buildings and Queen Victoria Market. The Royal Botanic Gardens are the perfect place for an afternoon picnic after a morning spent sightseeing in this coastal city.
What is the weather like in Melbourne?
The seasons in Melbourne are opposite to that of New York. As Melbourne is in the Southern Hemisphere, its summers fall during New York’s winters and vice versa.
January is the hottest month of the year, with temperatures averaging 21°C. July is the coldest month of the year, although still mild, averaging 10°C.
Top tips for New York to Melbourne
Explore the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
Discover 94 acres of lush gardens, lakes and lawns right in the heart of Melbourne. Much like New York’s Central Park, Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens provide a lush green space away from the hustle and bustle of the city streets. Take a walk around Guilfoyle’s Volcano, visit the Melbourne Observatory and explore over 50,000 plants in the 30 plant collections.
Take in the views from the Eureka Skydeck
There’s no better place to view a city than from up high. In New York, it’s from the Empire State Building – in Melbourne, it’s from the Eureka Skydeck. Located 285 metres above ground, the observation deck boasts 360° views of the city. For the ultimate experience, step inside The Edge – a glass cube which extends out from the 88th floor.