Four famous cities in Australia

Sydney: Sydney is the most prosperous city in Australia and has great urban charm. It is the capital of New South Wales, a province in southeastern Australia. Sydney is the most dazzling city in New South Wales. It has a glittering harbor with white sails chasing the waves, exquisite and charming beaches, and a sunny Mediterranean climate. The streets are full of wild fragrance, beautiful trees, and circling seagulls. It is famous for its The world's architectural art classics - Sydney Opera House, Sydney Tower, Harbor Bridge, etc. In addition to its excellent natural environment, Sydney also has many significant artificial features. Its beautiful buildings, casual lifestyle and multicultural population all bring unique vitality to Sydney.

Melbourne: Melbourne (Melbourne), Australia's second largest city, is the capital of Victoria Province and has a population of approximately 3.5 million. Because it combines multiculturalism, frequent commercial activities, and tranquil suburban scenery, it has been selected as one of the tenth most residential cities in the world.

Melbourne is located in the most spectacular natural harbor in the world. The jagged coast stretches for more than 200 kilometers, with crashing waves and a panoramic view of the sea and sky. Flower gardens, tree-lined avenues, quaint cafes, and various buildings in Victorian, Gothic and modern styles are all full of European style.

Rialto Towers Observation Deck: The Rialto Towers Observation Deck is located on the 55th floor of the downtown commercial building. Here you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the city from a high position. Visitors can use telescopes and zoom lenses. Watch it on the display screen, it's an eye-opener.

Victorian Arts Center (Victorian Arts Centrte): The Victoria Arts Center is located on the banks of the Yarra River. It consists of four parts, namely the National Gallery of Victoria, the National Gallery of Victoria, and the Performing Arts. Museum and Melbourne Concert Hall.

Melbourne Central is a large-scale shopping mall. Its ice cream cone-shaped building is built around a century-old building. Visitors can visit the quaint Queen Victoria Market (Queen Victoria Market). Browse and buy souvenirs. The most famous souvenirs here are chocolate, milk candies, body lotion, koala dolls and woolen fashions, etc.

When visiting Melbourne, tourists can also visit the nearby city of Bendigo. Bendigo was one of the cities in Australia where the gold rush boom began in the mid-19th century. It is 150 kilometers away from Melbourne. The houses in Diego have preserved traditional Victorian architecture, especially the Shamrock Hotel, which has a history of more than a century. It is more elegant and majestic. It is said that Prince Charles and Princess Diana also stayed in this hotel when they visited Australia and passed through here.

In Bendigo, be sure to visit the Central Deborah Gold Mine and take a tour of its underground gold mine 61 meters deep underground. Before entering, you should make safety preparations and wear a safety helmet equipped with a searchlight before going down to the mine where gold is mined. A tour guide will explain the gold mining life of the gold miners and the tools and methods they used.

In addition to Bendigo, tourists can also visit Echrca near Melbourne. Echrca was an important inland seaport hub that connected provinces and cities in the 19th century. Here, tourists can visit The Historic Port Of Echuca. Both sides of the road are lined with ancient bungalow buildings, and horse-drawn carriages will occasionally pick up tourists. When you arrive at the harbor pier, you will first see ancient steamships such as the Adelaide and Pevensey, which were once the main means of transportation for transporting goods. Then you can board the P.S Canberra steamship built in 1912 and pass through the Murray River (The Murray), the transportation river at that time, and enjoy the coastal scenery. You can also learn driving skills by yourself, take the helm and sail the boat, and a certificate will be issued as a souvenir!

Canberra: Canberra is the capital of Australia and a world-famous garden city. The streets are criss-crossed, orderly, beautiful and comfortable, and is the crystallization of modern urban planning.

Canberra is a beautiful city. The entire city is nestled in green. The green space accounts for more than half of the urban area. Important public buildings are built around the lake. There are first-class shopping, dining, sports and entertainment facilities here. . As Canberra is the center of political life, it has many majestic and historic buildings. These include the Houses of Parliament, the National Library, the National Gallery of Australia and the impressive War Memorial.

Brisbane: There are both modern high-rise buildings and quaint and unique houses in the city. It has both a bustling and lively urban scene and a quiet and friendly town atmosphere. Its neighboring Gold Coast enjoys spring-like weather and bright sunshine all year round.