Footscray, Yarraville, Seddon, Williamstown, Newport and Altona
Over the Maribyrnong River, Footscray is the busy, multicultural centre of the inner west, with a famous market, Vietnamese and African restaurants and a university campus. Yarraville and Seddon are village suburbs of weatherboard cottages, cafes and an Art Deco cinema, while Williamstown, at the mouth of the Yarra, is an old port town with bluestone pubs and a waterfront promenade. Newport and Altona follow the coast west.
The inner west has changed quickly in recent years, and its listings now include plenty of companions who live locally. Melbourne escorts in the west often host in townhouses or new apartments near the stations, and many travel to the city for out-calls across the West Gate Bridge.
Footscray is only ten minutes from the city by train, and the Williamstown and Werribee lines branch off through Newport. The West Gate Freeway gets congested at peak hour, so the train is often quicker.
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