Melbourne lives in parks, running, walking dogs, barbecues, picnics. The activities in the park are always colorful. But with so many parks in Melbourne, what is the choice? What are the best ones for you?
Alfred Nicholas Memorial Garden
Alfred Nicholas Memorial Garden (Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens) is one of Victoria's best gardens. Summer is obviously the best time to walk here, and all the plants are vibrant, green and dazzling.
Autumn, the whole garden will be dressed in a layer of gold, red maple leaves mixed with golden leaves dotted with Alfred garden, is really beautiful!
In your spare time, you can come here for a leisurely picnic, enjoy the picturesque lake-colored scenery, and stroll through the beautiful park.
Address: Sherbrooke Rd, Sherbrooke
Melbourne Royal Botanical Garden
Melbourne's Royal Botanical Garden (Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne) is one of the most beautiful "back gardens" in the heart of Melbourne. It's a bustling, exuberant peach garden that lets you relax away from the hustle and bustle.
The garden has a very clear division, such as China Park, South Africa Garden, Desert Garden, Children's Paradise, and so on.
Royal Botanic Garden is perfect for friends who like walking and running. It's a natural oxygen bar where you can enjoy the beauty while breathing fresh air. Blessed are the friends who live in city ~
Address: Birdwood Ave,South Yarra
Web site: https://www.rbg.vic.gov.au
West Gate Park
West Gate Park (Westgate Park) is usually stuck in a traffic jam on the West Gate Bridge friends do not know if found at the bottom of the bridge in the wetland park. When the sun set, Yu Hui reflected on the lake, throwing a layer of pink gauze on the surface of the lake, forming a spectacular view of the lake. In the summer, the water here will turn pink again!
Address: Todd Rd, Port Melbourne
Fairy park
Fairy Park (Fairy Park), a children's park in Anakie, is about an hour's drive from downtown. The oldest theme park in Australia, founded in 1959 by a German family, is nearly 60 years old.
Fairy Park is a children's park for all children in Victoria and a secret garden for children to dream about. There are fairy tales of princess castles, piglet huts, and caves to explore for the children.
Interesting fairy tales will also be reproduced here, Snow White and seven dwarfs may be right by your side. If you want to ask what is missing in this park, it is only you!
Address: 2388 Ballan Rd,Anakie
Web site: http://www.fairypark.com
Jilang water park
Jilang Water Park (Adventure Park Geelong) in this hot summer, want to go out to play but afraid of the heat? Or Geelong's Adventure Park! This is a summer paradise for children and a great place to enjoy the summer in Melbourne!
The facilities in the Adventure Park are complete, with children's water parks, large water slides, lazy drifting, mini golf and running kart, and everything!
Since this is a water park, Adventure Park is only open in summer. Remember to check the business hours online before you go ~
Address: 1251 Ballarine Hwy,Wallington
Web site: https://www.adventurepark.com.au
William Town Botanical Garden
William Town Botanical Garden (Williamstown Botanic Gardens) is a great place for family picnics, where tourists can not only see showy flowers, but also beautiful sea views.
Address: Corner of Osborne and Giffard Streets, Williamstown
Albert Park
I believe everyone is no stranger to Albert Park, the F1 equation competition is held here every year.
The park also has golf courses, barbecue areas and children's playgrounds, and a family dinner on weekends to enjoy a relaxing time.
The large area of grass in Albert Park is also a great place for shooters to take dogs for a walk. You can also give them a dog's own party here, and invite swans from the lake to join them!
Address: Albert Rd,South Melbourne
Prince Park
Prince's Park (Princes Park) is located in Carlton North,. Many local friends like to walk the dog here. There is a 3.2-kilometer track in the park, you can run your dog on the track, or you can be led by your dog on the track:)
Princes Park is suitable not only for walking dogs, but also for sports friends. There is a tennis court and football court in the park. You can organize friends to play or play together.
Address: Princes Park, Parkville
Tips: Park is a beautiful place, but there are many dangerous things to happen. Everyone try not to go to the park alone when there are few people, oh, always be vigilant ~
