Fly from Istanbul to Melbourne with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Istanbul to Melbourne and swap tantalising street food and bustling bazaars for trendy coffee shops and colourful laneways.
Explore the Royal Botanic Gardens, browse Queen Victoria Market, visit the National Gallery of Victoria and soak up the breathtaking city views from the top of the Eureka Skydeck.
If you’re looking to plan the ultimate trip down under, book a flight to the cosmopolitan city of Melbourne with Etihad Airways.
IST to MEL: flight facts
Flying from Istanbul to Melbourne: FAQs
What is Melbourne famous for?
Melbourne is celebrated for its wealth of impressive architecture, including the Royal Exhibition Hall and the decidedly more modern Melbourne Cricket Ground – which is best enjoyed by catching a game of one of Australia’s most popular sports. Melbourne is a hugely popular place to visit and is often voted one of the most liveable cities in the world.
What is the weather like in Melbourne?
The weather in Melbourne is typical of most of Australia, with hot summers and mild winters. As it’s in the southern hemisphere, its seasons are opposite to those of Istanbul, with the summer months being December, January and February. January is the hottest month of the year, averaging 21°C, and July is the coldest month of the year, averaging 10°C.
Top tips for Istanbul to Melbourne
Browse the Queen Victoria Market
Melbourne’s answer to the Grand Bazaar, Queen Victoria Market is a must-visit market in the heart of the city.
Whether you want to indulge in some retail therapy or soak up the bustling atmosphere, you’ll find fresh produce, handmade gifts, souvenirs, clothing and some excellent places to grab a coffee or bite to eat among its 600 small businesses.
Visit Flinders Street Station
Just like Istanbul is known for striking architecture Melbourne is also home to some incredible buildings.
One of the most impressive is Flinders Street Station, Australia’s oldest railway station. Capture a photo of its famous yellow facade, step inside to see its 13 clocks or join a tour to learn about the station’s rich history.