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For four days in March, when temperatures fall is as enjoyable, it makes the Formula 1 Grand Prix at Albert Park, Melbourne, which is synonymous with glamorous, cutting edge technology and meticulous work equipment.


This event is impossible to miss, as well as being the seat of the most important auto race in Australia, the city of Melbourne has prepared a series of cultural events and entertainment for its visitors.

2010 marks the return of the acclaimed German driver Michael Schumacher at the Grand Prix of Australia.

During the event, the city exudes a very special excitement, different from when we celebrate the Australia Open Tennis Melbourne Cup or at Flemington racecourse.

Albert Park - a quiet park where the rest of the year people are going to breathe clean air, a virtually limitless number of sports, sailing or walking their dogs - it transforms into a terrifying car circuit where Formula 1 cars run up to 300 km / hr. Through its circuit which measures 5.3 km around the artificial lake contentions are placed and grandstands, as well as special lighting as the race lasts from 5pm till night.

The days of the race, many residential apartments adjacent to the track are rented to people to watch the race from the comfort of a terrace, and the engine noise can be heard up to 10km. the round (the sound from afar is like the buzzing of mosquitoes). Clear that those most affected are the Australian black swans living in the lake.

At the heart of Melbourne there are very many tourists who take the opportunity to visit the city and were seen in bars and cafes as well as shopping, creating a good atmosphere in the streets.

But not only is in Albert Park Formula 1, there are also races V8 Supercars in competing against the Ford and Holden Australian Formula 5000 race. There are also car shows Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Aston Martin, Lotus and Mini around the track. For

cultural events and entertainment, the Grand Prix dates prepares legendary Rock groups also bar service in the area of \u200b\u200bthe stretch and the pits (pits).

also for those seeking tranquility and quality of life in the Park Carlton Gardens surrounding the center of Melbourne celebrates the World Exhibition of Flowers and Gardens.

around the center also held the L'oreal Fashion Festival and the Festival of Food and Wine, which in 2010 has the participation of popular English chef Jamie Oliver, who owns the restaurant 'Fifteen' in Collins Street.

For those who want to laugh a little, too late March is el Festival Internacional de Comediantes en varios teatros y recintos de Melbourne.