Melbourne, as the most livable city in the world for six years in a row, is full of many scenic spots worth visiting, and these attractions are very dense. It takes you a day to visit Melbourne`s eight most famous scenic spots. Let`s take a look at the detailed itinerary of Melbourne`s one-day tour.
First stop, Victoria State Library
Victoria State Library (State Library of Victoria) is one of the largest libraries in the world. It is also the top reference and research library in the state and is open to the public free of charge.
In the state library, feeling the kind of learning atmosphere, but also envy those young people, if they could have such a learning environment, how can CET-4 only take a 59 points? I don`t want to be too low. I have to set a Harvard goal.
Second stop, Chinatown.
It is only a few minutes` walk from the state library to Chinatown. The food here is really many, the taste is authentic, the price is not expensive. Before looking at the introduction of a lot of people, it was said that BS Melbourne Chinatown, saying that many Chinese stores sell things are particularly expensive, but food, I think it is still very recommended.
The third stop, the War Memorial.
The War Memorial is also a highly recommended place for Melbourne`s one-day tour, not to remember Melbourne`s war heroes, but because of the second floor viewing platform of the War Memorial, where there is another great view of Melbourne.
The fourth stop, Melbourne Royal Botanical Garden
Founded in 1845, Melbourne Royal Botanical Garden (Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne) is one of the best designed botanical gardens in the world today. There are many rare plants in the garden, bringing together tens of thousands of strange flowers and plants from all over the world. It is also worth mentioning that there are many commemorative trees planted by famous people, such as British detective novelist Conan Doyle, Prince Albert and so on.
There is a good restaurant by the lake of the Royal Botanical Garden. You can order a cup of coffee and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery.
Fifth stop, St. Paul`s Cathedral
Founded in 1891, (St. Paul`s Cathedral) is the earliest British church in Melbourne and the most famous building in Melbourne. It is also famous because it is made of blue stone and has fine lines on the walls. In 1932, the church added three more minarets to make it look even more majestic. However, entering the church to take pictures requires an application and a fee of A $5.
Sixth stop, graffiti street
There is a graffiti block on the north side of St. Paul`s Cathedral, similar to the Mogan Mountain Road M50 in Shanghai, but it is bigger and more spectacular than the M50. there are many people painting on the spot, and those who like graffiti art can take a look at it.
Seventh stop, Flinders Street Station.
Opposite St. Paul`s Cathedral is Melbourne`s famous Flinders Street Station (Flinders Street Station), which is said to be Melbourne`s landmark, Victorian architecture, and train Station in Tokyo, Japan, is like a sister building. Train stands in the surrounding building community particularly dazzling, let people remember. This is the hub of Melbourne. Change trains from here and you can get anywhere in Melbourne.
Eighth stop, Federal Square.
The architecture of (Federation Square) in Federal Square seems to have won a very famous award in the world. I can`t remember clearly. Of course, I don`t understand the night of architecture. Today`s square combines the functions of art, activities, leisure, sightseeing and open space. It is a unique civic gathering place and cultural activity center. There will be flea markets with a variety of themes on a regular basis. It is interesting to hang out. The day I went was the subject of a second-hand book, but it was all English and I couldn`t understand it.
After visiting so many places in a day, you can have a beautiful and romantic night by looking for a scenic bar to drink!
