The weather in Australia is sunny. Are there any interesting places?

Attractions worth visiting in Australia:

Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House is located in the convenient Dragon Point in the north of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It was built in 1950s and lasted 14 years. It is a landmark building in Australia. Sydney Opera House is a theater covering an area of nearly 1.8 hectares, with 2,700 concert halls, 1500 opera houses, a small theater and 900 small rooms for exhibitions, recording, bars and restaurants.

As a great building in the 20th century, the design of Sydney Opera House is unparalleled. The designer is the famous architect Jon? Uzun, with his unique design concept and architectural method, created this unique opera house. In addition to enjoying operas, the Opera House is also an art monument and sculpture belonging to the society. It is the soul of Sydney and is recognized as the ten wonders of the world in the 20th century. Thousands of tourists come here for sightseeing every year.

Bondi Beach

Band-Aid Beach, located in the eastern suburb of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is an Australian surf life-saving training base. On the beach, there are soft sand, blue sky and cool wind. Every summer, we can see the surfing training of athletes, as well as the singing of bands, and various art exhibitions and activities are very special.

Visitors can taste local ice cream on the beach, enjoy seafood and aquatic products just caught from the sea, or have a leisurely cup of coffee.

Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is the longest coral reef group in the world. A total of 2,900 coral islands, large and small, have formed a unique landscape. Coral reefs are formed by the accumulation of calcareous hard shells of corals millions of years ago, and then gelled by the biological remains of coral algae. In the reef area, you can see rich marine life, various colorful small fish and starfish. The coral reef area has complex terrain and clear water, and you can see the seabed more than 30 meters deep clearly.