On its fourth anniversary, Australia's Traveller (Australian Traveller) recently named Australia's 100 most beautiful towns, 16 of which are on the list in Victoria. Here's a list of the 16 beautiful towns.
NO.1 PORT FAIRY
PORT FAIRY is fifth in Australia's small town of Top100, Victoria's oldest harbour in. PORT FAIRY, 290km southwest of Melbourne, ruled by a group of whaling and seal enthusiasts. At that time, it was the most popular hunting ground for princes and aristocracy. Imagine that the scene was rare.
NO.2 BEECHWORTH
BEECHWORTH ranks sixth in the Australian town of Top100 and second in Victoria. Beechworth, 290km northeast of Melbourne, is Australia's best-preserved 19th-century gold town. Once dazzling brilliance at the moment as if there is still a vague warmth.
NO.3 APOLLO BAY
APOLLO BAY ranks eighth in Australia's Top100 town and third in Victoria. Apollo Bay, also known as Helitheon Bay, 200 kilometers southwest of Melbourne, is a seaport on the southwest coast of Victoria, near Ocean Road, a charming town that is dignified but undisturbed by the hustle and bustle.
NO.4 BRIGHT
BRIGHT ranks 12th in Australia's Top100 town and fourth in Victoria. It's only 13 kilometers southeast of Melbourne, and coming from Melbourne has always been a walk-and-go. Here you can follow the higher altitude mountain road, along the way to enjoy the ultimate "beauty". Other most important things to miss are the original farms and vineyards. If you're also a fan of a variety of wines, it's really worth visiting.
NO.5 LORNE
LORNE ranked 14th in the Australian town of Top100 and fifth in Victoria. The stunning LORNE is close to the hinterland of Oceanic Road, about 140km southwest of Melbourne. People here have their own rhythms of life. Fishing, swimming and hiking jungle are their lives. It sounds like a thrill.
NO.6 MALLACOOTA
MALLACOOTA ranks 15th in the Australian town of Top100 and sixth in Victoria. MALLACOOTA is a famous coastal fishing town about 510km east of Melbourne and has been known for its remote beaches and ancient waterways. There is also a large national park, (Croajingolong National Park)., surrounded by 87500 hectares of forest.
NO.7 DAYLESFORD
DAYLESFORD ranks 19th in Top100, Australia, and seventy-seven in Victoria. DayleSFORD is 110km northwest of Melbourne. Yes, it is a Swiss-Italian town. It was a famous resort in Australia as early as the 1970s.
NO.8 PORTSEA
PORTSEA is ranked twenty-first in Australia's Top100 town and eighth in Victoria. Portsea is about 110km southwest of Melbourne, which has always been Melbourne's favorite entertainment and leisure place for the elite. There are many beaches, world-class golf courses, and friendly dolphins, and there is no doubt that PORTSEA's style of life is displayed.
NO.9 QUEENSCLIFF
QUEENSCLIFF ranks 29th in the Australian town of Top100 and Ninth in Victoria. Located about 100km southwest of Melbourne, it still retains Victorian buildings and docks that have experienced centuries of vicissitudes. It's like an obsessive faded old picture.
NO.10 ECHUCA
ECHUCA ranked 35th in the Australian town of Top100 and 10th in Victoria. Located about 220km north of Melbourne, anyone sitting on the Holden Motor National Museum and Great Aussie Beer Shed (Australia's well-known beer pavilion must be in the top 100 of Australia's best town.
NO.11 MARYSVILLE
MARYSVILLE ranks 56th in Top100, Australia, and 11.1 in Victoria. MarySVILLE is 100 km northeast of Melbourne and has been known for its tree-covered streetscape and beautiful gardens. The town, hidden in a beautiful valley, is called "God's own garden".
NO.12 RUTHERGLEN
RUTHERGLEN ranks 68th in the Australian town of Top100 and 12th in Victoria. About 290km northeast of Melbourne, Rutherglen is a paradise for wine lovers. Can you imagine that it used to be a small gold town, and then the reputation of wine made people forget about its past? Do you also love all kinds of wine, so you should not miss it here.
NO.13 WALHALLA
WALHALLA ranks seventy-sixth in Top100, Australia, and 13th in Victoria. Walhala is about 200km southeast of Melbourne, and next to Baw National Park, is a great place for weekend self-driving. Here you won't be disturbed by mobile phones or the Internet, even TV can't get into your life. Say that, you know. So this isolation will give you a 100% relaxation experience where you can find the serenity that is rare in modern life.
NO.14 MILDURA
MILDURA ranks 77th in the Australian town of Top100 and X4th in Victoria. Mildura is about 540km northwest of Melbourne, with a population of 30000, but despite that, it's still quiet. And there's feel. in the small town of Jiangnan in the Chinese dynasty.
NO.15 DUNKELD
DUNKELD ranked 81 in the Australian town of Top100 and 15th in Victoria. Located about 280km west of Melbourne, at the southernmost end of Grampians National Park, it is now a sacred place for culinary learning.
NO.16 HALLS GAP
HALLS GAP ranks 90th in Australia's Top100 town and 16th. HALLS GAP in Victoria, about 260km northwest of Melbourne, a long-civilised and adventurous town. There are Australia's longest-lasting Aboriginal centres, and so far there are five indigenous tribes.
After looking at these 16 beautiful towns, is it impossible to resist their own curiosity, want to go to the end of it. Ha, then make a list for yourself, the next thing to do is to visit one by one.
