Is Canberra fun? Where is it fun?

(1) Canberra

Canberra is the capital of the Australian Federation, a new city that was dug up from the ground in 1913, with a population of about 4,. It is a pure political center. There are no other economic sectors here except tourism, gambling and service industries that meet the needs of federal government agencies, scientific research institutions, colleges and universities, culture and entertainment departments. The whole urban green area accounts for more than 6%, and it is a world-famous garden city.

The main tourist attractions are as follows:

1. Griffin Lake

Griffin Lake is an eye-catching symbol. It is the Captain Cook Fountain, which is a commemorative product to commemorate the 2th anniversary of Captain Cook's landing. The water column can spray up to 13m, which is quite spectacular. Other attractions in Griffin Lake include the Canberra Urban Planning Exhibition Hall on the Cape of Saizhou, Brandell Farm built in 1858, and the Clock Tower on Aspen Island.

2. The National Aquarium

is located near the Scrivener Dam, about 4 kilometers from Canberra. There are a variety of Australian marine life here, and there is an on-site diving area, so both novice and veteran can experience the fun of diving. The nearby Australian Wildlife Sanctuary provides new opportunities for tourists and animals, and has a wonderful shearing performance.

3. the new parliament building

the new parliament building, which is made of marble, has successfully created the extraordinary momentum of the authority in the marble space of white, black and red. The building is the work of Australian architect R Sup and American architects Mitchell and Kikola. Visitors can visit the hall and the upper and lower houses. If they take the elevator to the top platform, they can overlook the panoramic view of Canberra.

(2) Sydney

Sydney is the largest city and important port in Australia and the capital of New South Wales. The whole city is built on the low hills around the bay, with an urban area of 12,46 square kilometers and a population of about 3.75 million (including 3.2 million in the metropolitan area and 55, in the urban area). 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:

1. The Sydney Opera House

, the most representative building of Australia, is known as the eighth wonder in the world. Designed by Danish Joem Utzon, Sydney Opera House looks like several huge shells open backwards and a full white sail. Construction of the Sydney Opera House began in 1959, and it took 14 years to complete. It has nearly 1, rooms, including concert hall, opera hall, drama hall and theater. It can receive more than 2 million visitors every year and attract more than 2, visitors.

2. Sydney Aquarium

The main building is the Sydney Aquarium under the water surface of Darling Harbour. With a 146-meter-long underwater passage and all circular glass viewing windows, visitors can enjoy the charm of the underwater ecological environment. There are more than 5, 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, and there is also a touch area for visitors to touch some marine life.

3. Sydney Town

Do you know how Australia developed? Just take a trip to the old Sydney town. At the end of the 18th century, prisons in various parts of the British Empire were overcrowded. Criminals sentenced to death for robbing items worth 1 shilling had nowhere to be held, so they were exiled to remote areas for reclamation and development, and overseas prisons came into being. In 1787, Captain arthur phillip led 11 search ships and 1,3 people. After 18 months, he arrived in Sydney, and Sydney began to develop from a prison. The old Sydney town recorded the life of this group of British imperial officials and criminals from 1788 to 181.

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 spot for tourists to visit Sydney, especially if they want to have a bird's-eye view of Sydney, they must climb this 35-meter-high tower.

5. Rock area

The rock area next to the Harbour Bridge is the source of Australia's contact with the western world, and Captain Philip started to cultivate Australia with more than 1, prisoners. 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 joy in various boutiques.

6. Band-Aid Beach

The name of Band-Aid Beach comes from the indigenous language bondi, which means the sound of the sea lapping on the shore. Band-Aid Beach is 1 km long. Although it is just a beach town, it is Australia's historic surfing center and traditional Australian surfing life-saving training base. On summer weekends, there are all kinds of surfing activities here, and athletes take turns to perform; There is an informal east team singing at the top of their lungs on the shore; There are folk activities, art exhibitions and so on.

7. The Australian Wildlife Park

is located 4 kilometers west of Sydney, and the jungle covers an area of 4 hectares. There are many kinds of wild animals in the park-red kangaroo, grey kangaroo, koala, southern hairy-nosed wombat, giant lizard, saltwater crocodile, freshwater crocodile, fairy penguin, hedgehog, Tasmanian devil, wild dog and so on.

8. Adventure Park in Australia

Adventure Park in Australia is the largest amusement park in the southern hemisphere, close to the Australian Wildlife Park, with a total area of about 2 hectares. Seven magical worlds full of fun and excitement are designed in the park, where you can experience more than 8 novel journeys and unprecedented fresh feelings.

9. Blue Mountain

is located 1 kilometers away from Sydney and is a good place for Sydney people to spend a weekend. There are three national parks; Blue Mountain, Wulemi, Karangola Boyd, the important scenic spots are the "Three Sisters" rock group and the stalactites in the cave of Zhenluolan. The towns in the Blue Mountains also have their own characteristics. Blackstone South is famous for its cuckoo garden. Katuba, the former media collection center, is now clustered with antique shops, art galleries and museums. The Falcon Bridge in the Low Blue Mountains has the art galleries and museums of the famous Australian writer Norman Lindsay.

1. Tujialong Farm

You can reach the primitive and natural Tujialong Adventure Resort within 2 hours' drive from Sydney. There are more than 1 kinds of wild plants and Australian animals such as kangaroos, hedgehogs and lizards in this 5,34-acre Yuan Ye, as well as horse riding, forest adventure, canoeing, fishing, shooting, playing tennis, swimming, hot springs and games. Tujialong Farm provides tourists with a completely Australian life insurance, from warm Australian reception to delicious country feasts.

(3) Melbourne

Melbourne is located on the Yala River, about 5 kilometers away from Philip Bay. It is Australia's cultural, sports, shopping and dining center, with an area of about 6,1 square kilometers and a current population of 3.5 million, making it the second largest city in Australia. Melbourne was founded in 1835 and was the capital of the federal government before 1927. It developed rapidly in the gold rush in the mid-19th century. At present, the city still retains many magnificent Victorian buildings in the 19th century, with lush trees and numerous parks. It is the largest city with the most European flavor in Australia, and was rated as the third most livable city in the world in 1993.

Main tourist attractions:

1. Sovereign Hill

Gold has aroused the dream of gold diggers, and gold has also created the gold-seeking town of Balalie. Sovereign Hill recorded the dream era from 1851 to 1861, and the whole Taojin Town could present the social situation at that time. Hongjingou Taojin Factory was the factory area, and the facilities for panning gold were simple, but it was quite practical. China City was established by the authorities to protect China people from European bullying. Taojin Town is a small town formed because of the demand of gold diggers. Tourists can see the life scene at that time from shops, hospitals, schools, post offices, restaurants, churches and theaters that sell daily necessities.

2. Dayang Road

The 32-kilometer-long Dayang Road connects Prince Town and Philip Harbor along the coastline. There are many scenic spots on the ocean road. The flagpole mountain maritime museum is located in Wonapu town, which presents the history of Australian marine development in detail. The National Wool Museum is located in the town of Warnap, which is the only museum in Australia with wool as its exhibition theme. The cliff wonders of the Twelve Apostles Rock are a must on the ocean road. There are too many victims' uneven souls floating on the shipwreck coast, which is creepy.

3. Puffin Billy Steam Train

Since 19, Puffin Billy has been a popular tourist train in Melbourne. It passes through Dandenong Valley and moves slowly with a rhythmic rhythm, making people enjoy their time leisurely. The stop in the middle of Paffin Billy is Menzies Creek, where you can visit some exhibition halls related to trains, and the terminal is in Feicui Lake Park, where visitors can enjoy the lakes and mountains.

4. Phillip Island

Phillip Island, which is famous for its yellow-eyed penguins, has also become a natural and ecological island that tourists most want to visit. In the Yellow-eyed Penguin Biological Reserve, when the sun disappears on the beach, penguins who go out for food bring their mouths full of fish and return to their nests to feed their young. Sitting on the observation deck, visitors can witness the penguins struggling to swim ashore and walking home seriously with swaying steps. In addition to the yellow-eyed penguin reserve, there are other ecological reserves on the island.

(4) Brisbane

Brisbane is the capital of Queensland and the third largest city in Australia, with the reputation of "the capital of koalas". Located in the southeast of Australia, it is an important holiday and leisure resort in Australia.

Brisbane is a city with distinctive urban rules and regulations. It divides the streets in the region, with female names in the north-south direction and male names in the east-west direction.

A visit to Brisbane can start from George Street, where government offices are crowded. The 92-meter-high iron tower of the city government is very Italian. In addition, various buildings with Renaissance, Gothic and colonial flavors can also be found here. Boarding the belvedere of City Hall, you can overlook the street view of Brisbane. Kusha Mountain, located in the west of the city, has another viewing platform.

In addition, the solitary pine koala reserve has the largest number of koalas in Australia and is one of the most popular tourist spots in Brisbane.

(5) Gold Coast

The Gold Coast is located in the middle of Australia's eastern coast, south of Brisbane. It is composed of more than 1 high-quality beaches with a length of about 42 kilometers, named after the golden beach. The climate here is pleasant, with plenty of sunshine, especially the dangerous waves, which are suitable for surfing and water skiing. It is a paradise for surfers and a key tourist resort in Queensland. There are all kinds of amusement parks, casinos, bars, nightclubs, sea world and theme parks.

1. Warner Bros. Movie World

Warner Bros. Movie World was built in March, 1991, covering an area of 168 hectares, with a production theater which can be shown on business cards for tourists to watch. Here, visitors can learn about the various processes of film production and be immersed in the plot of the film, which will open your eyes.

"Military film stunt performance of Gold Medal Police Academy" is one of the most popular programs for tourists. The humorous and funny performances and special effects make the audience feel refreshed. The cloud flying car in the "deadly weapon" is thrilling.

2. Dream World

Dream World is located about 18km north of Surfers Paradise, on the Pacific Highway. The park is full of beautiful dreamy colors, and it is a theme park suitable for the whole family to spend holidays together. In the dream world, there are various amusement facilities for adults and children, such as "Huang Jincheng", the world's largest "track pulley", "carousel", "snake water skiing", thrilling "roller coaster" and interesting "wave rock" and so on. In addition, there are well-designed live performances, computer-controlled koala doll performances, and video theaters and cinemas.

3. Sea World

was built in 1971 and won the most popular tourist destination award in Australia for four times in a row. It is a amusement park suitable for all ages. It provides visitors with a fresh experience of watching marine animals and amazing performances with various exciting amusement projects.

(6) Sunshine Coast

It takes about one and a half hours to reach the Sunshine Coast by driving north from Brisbane. From Golden Beach to Lushui Cape is a beautiful resort with natural and elegant environment. The main tourist activities in Sunshine Coast include: going to Sunshine Farm to see big pineapples, taking a train to visit pineapple orchards, taking a truck to visit orchards and other farms, and taking a boat to visit greenhouses.

The underwater world in Munulubo is also very wonderful. Walking along the transparent channel under the water is like being in the Dragon Palace.

(7) Perth

Perth is the capital of Western Australia, located in the southwest of the state, only 19 kilometers away from the port city of Fremantle, with an area of 5,369 square kilometers and a population of about 1.22 million. Because there are many black swans in the lakes of this city, Perth has the reputation of "Black Swan City".

In p>1892, prisoners exiled from England arrived here to open up wasteland. At the end of 19th century, it developed rapidly due to the discovery of gold mines in the east. The climate here is very conducive to tourism, and the white beaches, which are several kilometers long, provide people with natural baths. There are also many cultural facilities and office buildings in the city, such as the Art Museum, Perth Opera House and City Hall Building. Traffic is also relatively developed, with roads leading to Darwin in the north and railways leading to Sydney in the east.

The main tourist attractions are as follows:

1. Perth Beach

Perth's sandy beach is one of the best beaches in the world with fine white sand and large area. Among them, the most popular beaches are Kurt Si Nuo, City Beach, Swanborn, Florel, scarborough and so on, which can not only make waves, but also enjoy the beautiful sunset in the Indian Ocean.

2. Underwater World

It's located at Solantao Wharf in Hilaris Boat Harbor. The underwater world gives visitors the opportunity to watch and get in touch with beautiful and friendly dolphins. Visitors can also dive into the water and swim with dolphins. In the underwater world, visitors can contact more than 2 kinds of marine life face to face through the pedestrian conveyor belt, and they can touch starfish and even sharks. Are visitors ok? quot; Micro-world "knows the microbes on the sea floor.

3. Gao Huan Travel Tree Bear Park

The park is located in a 4-acre forest in the Darling Mountains, where visitors can hug the tree bear, play with kangaroos, Australian wild dogs, Australian finches, parrots and other animals in the natural environment, stroll under the large island, enjoy the replica of Australian dinosaurs and feed various animals in the park.

4. The Science and Technology Exhibition Center

is located at West Perth Connor Railway Square and Longseland Street. Here, science and technology will give you a brand-new experience. You can operate simple instruments and explore the mystery of science by yourself. Visitors can touch buttons and other methods to participate in more than 16 exhibition projects, and each time you will discover some mysteries of the universe.

(8) Darwin City

Darwin City is the capital of northern Australia, and it is also a famous tourist city. Because the British biologist Darwin visited here in 1839, the city was named after him. This used to be the residence of aborigines, 19