Which tourist attractions in Australia are interesting?

Question 1: Which scenic spot is the most interesting when traveling in Australia? There are too many interesting tourist attractions in Australia on the Internet.

I'll only tell you the most practical one. Roaming in Australia is extremely expensive. The most important thing is that there is no signal at all in many places, and often there is no hotel WiFi. Suddenly without the internet, it's like losing your soul. Fortunately, members of our group rented a portable WiFi before going abroad, so this WiFi became our core leader. A tow of five, we never leave, never leave, laughing to death. In fact, I used to rent WiFi at the airport and online when I went abroad, but the signal was not good, which almost made me angry. But this time it's really good. It's only a dozen dollars a day, and it's fast and never drops. It is said that this is the only WiFi that can intelligently switch network signals. It's just a disgusting name. It's called tadpole WiFi.

Question 2: What are the interesting places in Australia?

(1) Canberra

Canberra, the capital of the Commonwealth of Australia, is a new city uprooted in 19 13 with a population of about 400,000. This is a purely political center. There are no other economic sectors here except tourism, gambling and service industries that meet the needs of federal institutions, scientific research institutions, universities and cultural and entertainment departments. The green area of the whole city accounts for more than 60%, and it is a world-famous garden city.

The main tourist attractions are:

1. Griffin Lake

Griffin Lake is an eye-catching symbol, Captain Cook Fountain, which is a commemorative product to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Captain Cook's landing. The water column can be sprayed up to 130m, which is quite spectacular. Other attractions of Griffin Lake include the Canberra Urban Planning Exhibition Hall at the Cape of Saizhou, the Blandell Farm built by 1858, and the bell tower on Aspen Island.

2. National Aquarium

Located near the Scrivener Dam, about 4 kilometers from Canberra. There are all kinds of Australian marine life here, as well as on-site diving areas, and both novices and veterans can experience the fun of diving. The nearby Australian Wildlife Sanctuary provides new opportunities for tourists and animals, and there is a wonderful shearing performance.

3. New Parliament Building

The new parliament building, which is made of marble, has successfully created an extraordinary momentum of authority in the white, black and red marble space. This building was built by Australian architect R? With the works of Sup and American architects Mitchell and Kigora, visitors can visit the hall and the upper and lower houses. If they take the elevator to the top platform, they can have a panoramic view of Canberra.

(2) Sydney

Sydney is Australia's largest city, an important port and the capital of New South Wales. The whole city is built on the low hills around the bay, with an urban area of12,406 square kilometers and a population of about 3.75 million (including 3.2 million urban areas and 550,000 urban areas). Sydney is an important political, economic and financial center in Australia and a world-famous tourist city.

There are many scenic spots in Sydney, mainly including:

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This building best represents Australia and is known as the eighth wonder of the world. The Sydney Opera House, designed by Danish architect Joomutzon, looks like several huge shells that open backwards and a full white sail. The construction of Sydney Opera House began in 1959 and lasted 14 years. It has nearly 1000 rooms, including four halls: concert hall, opera house, drama hall and theater. It can receive more than 2 million tourists and attract more than 200,000 tourists every year.

2. Sydney aquarium

The main building of Sydney Aquarium is under the water surface of Darling Harbour, with an underwater passage of1.46m and a full-round glass viewing window, allowing visitors to enjoy the charm of underwater ecological environment. There are more than 5,000 kinds of underwater creatures in Australia, among which there are many kinds of sharks, ranking first and second in the world. In addition, there is the largest platypus in the world. The Sydney Aquarium displays seals, crocodiles, mangroves, far northern fish and pelagic fish, as well as the underwater ecology of the Great Barrier Reef, rocky coast, Sydney Harbour and Darling River. There is also a touch area for visitors to touch some marine life.

3. Sydney Town

Do you know how Australia developed? Take a trip to the old town of Sydney. /kloc-At the end of 0/8th century, the prisons in the whole British Empire were overcrowded. Criminals sentenced to death for robbing goods worth 1 shilling had nowhere to be held, so they were exiled to remote areas for reclamation and development, and overseas prisons were born. 1787 Arthur? Captain Philip led 1 1 ship search and 1300 people. /kloc-arrived in Sydney after 0/8 months, and Sydney began to develop from prison. The ancient town of Sydney recorded the living conditions of this group of British imperial officials and criminals from1788 to1810.

4. Sydney Tower

The Sydney Tower, which ranks alongside the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge as the three landmark buildings in Sydney, is a must-see attraction for tourists to visit Sydney, especially if they want to have a bird's eye view of Sydney, they must climb the 305-meter-high tower.

5. Rock area

The rocky area next to the Harbour Bridge is the source of Australia's connection with the western world, and Captain Philip began to train more than 0/000 prisoners in Australia/KLOC. At present, it has restored its colonial style and become an important tourist spot to explore the source of Australia. After careful planning, it will become the center of Sydney's cultural gathering. You will see the most wonderful tourists in Sydney and get unexpected happiness in various boutiques.

6. Band-Aid Beach

The name of the band-aid beach comes from the original residents ... >>

Question 3: What is the most interesting place in Australia? What are the tourist attractions in Australia? It takes about 20 thousand to 30 thousand It is recommended to travel freely, and the travel experience is much better.

It is recommended to book air tickets and hotels several months in advance, which is cheaper.

If you book a hotel ticket at the time of departure, the cost of the ticket will be high, and if it is in the tourist season, you may not be able to book a hotel room, which will be very troublesome.

If you don't know how to book hotels, air tickets and routes, you can go to the website of "Qianbaidu expressway" and let them customize it for you, which will make you less worried.

Question 4: What are the famous scenic spots in Australia? I just got back from Zhongxin Travel Australia Team. This time, eight of our colleagues and a small team went to Australia through the DIY customized service of Zhongxin Tourism. I suddenly feel that the original itinerary can be arranged like this ~ it turns out that our itinerary can be so "perfect" ~ it's amazing. Briefly talk about the scenic spot we went to, 1 Hongyan Ayers Rock: Ayers Rock is a huge rock, located more than 470 kilometers southwest of Alice Spring in the Northern Territory, and it is the largest single rock in the world.

World Marine Heritage Great Barrier Reef: There are 400 living corals in the Great Barrier Reef, ranging in color from ordinary blue and brown to intricate and incredible pink and purple sea fans. It is simply a colorful and magical world.

3 Victoria Ocean Road: On the ocean road, the most striking thing is the limestone cliff in Port Campbell, which is also a favorite natural scenery for many tourists.

Wave rock in the middle of the desert: Australian wave rock is not an independent rock, but a weathered rock connected with Haydn stone to the north 100 m, hippo rock and camel rock that looks like a hippo's mouth.

5 Queensland Rainforest: This is one of the scenic spots that 1974 has been confirmed and listed in the World Heritage Nature Reserve. The rainforest is located in the northeast of Queensland Province. Rainforest is described as "the oldest world".

Blue mountains national park: blue mountains national park, located in New South Wales, was listed as a world natural heritage in 2000. There are huge primitive jungles and subtropical rainforests growing in the whole blue mountain area.

7 Sydney Opera House: The Sydney Opera House is the most representative building in Australia, and it is also a landmark building in Sydney and Australia.

8 Phillip Island Nature Park: The most exciting activity to visit the nature park is obviously sitting in the open air in front of the summer beach, waiting for the penguin team to return from the sea. It's really unfinished. If you think the customized team is not suitable for you, I personally suggest that you can also watch the group tour of Zhongxin Travel. I am very satisfied with the DIY customization team. I don't think their team tour can be wrong ~

Question 5: What are the famous scenic spots in Australia? Great Barrier Reef.

Sydney Opera House, Sydney Opera House

Ayers Rock

Sydney Harbour Bridge Sydney Harbour Bridge

Dear harbor, lover's harbor

The above are famous scenic spots in Australia, I hope they will help you ~ ~ I hope they can be adopted.

Question 6: What are the interesting places in Australia? Darwin's kakadu national park, Keynes's Great Barrier Reef, Melbourne's Great Ocean Road and Ayers Rock in central Australia. These are famous places and there are many other interesting places ~ ~

Question 7: What are the interesting places in Australia? The difference between state and territory

Australia has six states and two territories. Six states were independent British colonies before 190 1 year, and other places that were not under colonial jurisdiction at that time became territories directly under federal jurisdiction after 190 1 year. Australia has only two regions: the northern region and the capital region. Each state has its own state, with a governor and a governor, but there is no such position in the territory. The power of territorial self-organization comes from the authorization of the Federation, and the chief executive of the territory is the chief executive. The legislative power varies greatly among states and regions. States can legislate on their own in some areas, but the Federation cannot interfere. The territory can also legislate on its own, but the legislative power of the territory comes from the authorization of the federal government, and the laws enacted by the federal government can be abolished if they are not satisfied. A typical example is that the Northern Territory legislated euthanasia in11990s, which was quickly abolished by the federal government. The territory is actually under the direct jurisdiction of the Federation.

Brief introduction of six States and two territories

China's first state-New South Wales (capital: Sydney, state population: about 6.8 million).

Sydney Opera House in New South Wales, located in southern Australia, is the earliest colony established by Britain in Australia. Now it is Australia's most populous state and the most developed industrial and commercial area. Agriculture, animal husbandry, manufacturing, abundant energy and raw materials and highly developed service industry are the economic bases of New South Wales.

New South Wales has a long coastline of1455km, with beautiful harbors and beaches. The territory includes the Central Plateau and Dabie Mountain Range. New South Wales is located in a temperate zone with a mild climate. Sydney is the capital of NSW, with many beautiful parks, lush botanical gardens and green spaces on the edge of the city center. It is a good place for walking. People who like drama will find that there are all kinds of performances here all year round, including the world-famous Sydney Opera House.

Sunshine State-Queensland (Queensland, capital: Brisbane, state population: about 465,438+08,000).

Queensland lies in the north. It borders the Pacific Ocean in the east, North Australia and South Australia in the west, and New South Wales in the south, with a total area of 1.7272 million square kilometers and a population of 41.8000, making it the second and third most populous state in Australia. Due to less rainfall and more sunny days, it has the reputation of "Sunshine State".

Brisbane is the capital of Queensland with a population of about 6.5438+0.8 million. Surrounded by Brisbane River, the whole city is quiet and beautiful. It is a tourist attraction in Australia. Queensland also has famous tourist attractions, such as the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and the Great Barrier Reef. Queensland has a high standard of health, education and living. Queensland is a vast country with a climate ranging from tropical to subtropical. The summer temperature is between 20 and 30 degrees Celsius, and the winter climate is mild, with the highest temperature of about 10 degrees Celsius.

Holiday state-South Australia (capital: Adelaide, state population: about 1.55 million).

South Australia accounts for one-eighth of the Australian mainland and is the third largest state in Australia, with an area of 980,000 square kilometers and a population of 6.5438+0.6 million. The coastline is 3700 kilometers long. Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is located on the plain between the beaches with many tourists and the Adelaide Mountains. Southern Australia, including Adelaide, has a mild winter climate with an average maximum temperature of 15 degrees Celsius. Summer is dry and hot, and the highest average temperature is about 29 degrees Celsius. Adelaide is a well-planned city, with wide streets and parks, and ancient and modern buildings are integrated into one, which set each other off.

The second largest city-Melbourne Garden State-Victoria (capital: Melbourne, state population: about 5 million people).

Victoria is located in the south of New South Wales and the southeast of the Australian mainland. Its area is very small, accounting for about 3% of Australia. It's no more than a day's drive from the state to Melbourne. The state has a population of about 5 million, of which more than 3 million live in Melbourne, the capital. Melbourne, founded in 1835, is the second largest city, the financial center of Australia and the sports capital of Australia. Melbourne is the only city in the world that has hosted the Summer Olympics ...

Question 8: Ask for the introduction of Australian attractions! There are many good attractions in Australia. Last time I went with a group of Zhongxin Tourism. Good attractions include the Dream World Theme Park on the Gold Coast, the Band-Aid Beach in Sydney, the Rose Bay, and the Great Barrier Reef in Cairns ~ ~ Especially the Green Island, which is fun to experience snorkeling and get in touch with marine life ~ ~

Question 9: What's interesting about traveling to Australia?

(1) Canberra

Canberra, the capital of the Commonwealth of Australia, is a new city uprooted in 19 13 with a population of about 400,000. This is a purely political center. There are no other economic sectors here except tourism, gambling and service industries that meet the needs of federal institutions, scientific research institutions, universities and cultural and entertainment departments. The green area of the whole city accounts for more than 60%, and it is a world-famous garden city.

The main tourist attractions are:

1. Griffin Lake

Griffin Lake is an eye-catching symbol, Captain Cook Fountain, which is a commemorative product to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Captain Cook's landing. The water column can be sprayed up to 130m, which is quite spectacular. Other attractions of Griffin Lake include the Canberra Urban Planning Exhibition Hall at the Cape of Saizhou, the Blandell Farm built by 1858, and the bell tower on Aspen Island.

2. National Aquarium

Located near the Scrivener Dam, about 4 kilometers from Canberra. There are all kinds of Australian marine life here, as well as on-site diving areas, and both novices and veterans can experience the fun of diving. The nearby Australian Wildlife Sanctuary provides new opportunities for tourists and animals, and there is a wonderful shearing performance.

3. New Parliament Building

The new parliament building, which is made of marble, has successfully created an extraordinary momentum of authority in the white, black and red marble space. This building was built by Australian architect R? With the works of Sup and American architects Mitchell and Kigora, visitors can visit the hall and the upper and lower houses. If they take the elevator to the top platform, they can have a panoramic view of Canberra.

(2) Sydney

Sydney is Australia's largest city, an important port and the capital of New South Wales. The whole city is built on the low hills around the bay, with an urban area of12,406 square kilometers and a population of about 3.75 million (including 3.2 million urban areas and 550,000 urban areas). Sydney is an important political, economic and financial center in Australia and a world-famous tourist city.

There are many scenic spots in Sydney, mainly including:

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This building best represents Australia and is known as the eighth wonder of the world. The Sydney Opera House, designed by Danish architect Joomutzon, looks like several huge shells that open backwards and a full white sail. The construction of Sydney Opera House began in 1959 and lasted 14 years. It has nearly 1000 rooms, including four halls: concert hall, opera house, drama hall and theater. It can receive more than 2 million tourists and attract more than 200,000 tourists every year.

2. Sydney aquarium

The main building of Sydney Aquarium is under the water surface of Darling Harbour, with an underwater passage of1.46m and a full-round glass viewing window, allowing visitors to enjoy the charm of underwater ecological environment. There are more than 5,000 kinds of underwater creatures in Australia, among which there are many kinds of sharks, ranking first and second in the world. In addition, there is the largest platypus in the world. The Sydney Aquarium displays seals, crocodiles, mangroves, far northern fish and pelagic fish, as well as the underwater ecology of the Great Barrier Reef, rocky coast, Sydney Harbour and Darling River. There is also a touch area for visitors to touch some marine life.

3. Sydney Town

Do you know how Australia developed? Take a trip to the old town of Sydney. /kloc-At the end of 0/8th century, the prisons in the whole British Empire were overcrowded. Criminals sentenced to death for robbing goods worth 1 shilling had nowhere to be held, so they were exiled to remote areas for reclamation and development, and overseas prisons were born. 1787 Arthur? Captain Philip led 1 1 ship search and 1300 people. /kloc-arrived in Sydney after 0/8 months, and Sydney began to develop from prison. The ancient town of Sydney recorded the living conditions of this group of British imperial officials and criminals from1788 to1810.

4. Sydney Tower

The Sydney Tower, which ranks alongside the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge as the three landmark buildings in Sydney, is a must-see attraction for tourists to visit Sydney, especially if they want to have a bird's eye view of Sydney, they must climb the 305-meter-high tower.