Australia or the official name is Commonwealth of Australia Is a country consisting of mainland Australia, Tasmania and other islands in the Indian Pacific and Southern Oceans Australia is the sixth largest country in the world when counting all areas. Australia’s neighboring countries consist of Indonesia.
1. Sydney Hyde Park
Hyde Park, Sydney in the City of Sydney, Australia have large green area for activities. Various types of recreation The park is home to governor Governor Phillip. Watch Cricket, a 2 km race in the racetracks, and other shows here. Used as a training ground for the Australian Army in one day
2. Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach or Golden Sand Beach is a popular beach in Aussie style. And a refreshing sea vibe. Have a look at Dudley Page’s rich manor house with views of Sydney Harbor. And the blue ocean of the Pacific at The Gap, the Gap and the Rock of Mrs. Macquarie. Favorite stone horse of the Governor General of New South Wales.
3. Taronga Zoo Sydney
Taronga Park Zoo is considered as the zoo in the most beautiful place in the world. In the seafront, overlooking the beautiful Sydney Harbor. There are more than 5,000 species of animals, and Wild Asia is home to tropical animals such as lions, elephants, etc. The zoo is located in the upper part of the mountain. You can do two things, walk or walk down the hill, most people choose to walk down the hill, so the zoo bus. Arrive at the pier to start the tour to the top, but the journey up the hill is also a zest option is the zoo cable car.
4. The rocks Sydney
The rocks Sydney is the place where the first British squadron took 1,030 people to come to Sydney. In January 1788, there were 500 male prisoners, 200 female prisoners and 13 other children. To build a shop, a hospital, a house and a military camp, then have to renovate and build a house converted into a city as long as today.
5. Sydney Royal Botanic Garden
Royal Botanic Gardens – This botanical garden Filled with seasonal trees on a vast area. Around the garden there is not much concrete road. Surrounded by easy access throughout the year for the Sydney people. Relax or even love a walk or a walk. A part of the garden is a garden in the traditional Chinese garden, Japanese and traditional European gardens. Including the garden. Priceless TheSundial boasts the beauty of the center of the lower zone. It is the location of a large pool of fountains with clear clear water, rising to create color contrast with color. Fresh grass with a variety of birds.
6. Sydney Harbor Bridge
Sydney Harbor Bridge is another symbol of Sydney that we know very well. Here, he has a Climbing Bridge, which is the climb of this Harbor Bridge, where the tourists will challenge the excitement. The bridge is 134 meters above sea level. The steel bridge is an option to try to buy tickets can not be right here. Before you start climbing, you will need to change into a specially designed suit for climbing this particular bridge. This is a protective device that will not let us. And our pieces, no matter what. I fell to the side. The lower the climb, the better. Even people who wear The glasses will be available. Keep your glasses out. Everyone in the group, consisting of about 12 people, will be attached with a strong cable.
7. Fortitude Valley in Brisbane
Fortitude Valley is packed with nightlife, offering everything from dive bars and mellow live music venues to rooftop cocktail lounges and pumping dance clubs. Relaxed brunch cafes mix with cosy Chinatown eateries and upmarket European restaurants. Indie record stores and art galleries add a bohemian vibe, while the Judith Wright Centre showcases performing arts from contemporary dance to poetry recitals. Fortitude Valley also have source of hip fashion.
8. Brisbane Botanic Gardens
The Brisbane Botanic Gardens at Mount Coot-tha are Queensland’s premier subtropical botanic gardens, displaying distinctly different gardens arranged in thematic and geographical displays. This waterfront park has an area of over 110 rai (Acre). Brisbane is popular for jogging. Or a skate here, the atmosphere is similar to our train home.
9. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Zoo
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is another popular attraction that record in the Guinness World Record of Excellence, the world’s first koalas conservation center and still the largest in the world. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is an 18-hectare Koala Sanctuary in the Brisbane suburb of Fig Tree Pocket in Queensland, Australia. Founded in 1927, it is the world’s oldest and largest koala sanctuary.
10. Riverlife Adventure Center in Brisbane
Riverlife Adventure Center – Housed in Brisbane’s heritage listed Naval Stores, Riverlife is an adventure centre on the Kangaroo Point of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia providing leisure activities. The center can take a kayak trip along the Brisbane River. You can take a boat trip to explore the city by the river, rock climbing activities at Kangaroo Point and enjoy cycling. After completing the activities at the Riverlife Adventure.
11. Brisbane City Hall
Brisbane City Hall is located on the corner of Adelaide Road and Albert Street is the city’s landmark. The town hall is built of sandstone. It looks more elegant than other town hall. The tower clocked up to the sky 85 meters behind. It is the beginning of a city tour. I have to take a picture with a town hall. It is considered to be Brisbane. The front hall is a small square. There is a statue of Lord George. Former British king Elegant on horseback This square is officially called King George Square.
12. The South Bank Parklands
The South Bank Parklands are located at South Bank in the heart of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The parkland, on the transformed site of Brisbane’s World Expo. South Bank Parklands is popular tourist destination and also like an oasis. South Beach has a beach that mimics beach by the sea, with a lake for swimming. There are many restaurants, cafes and boutiques.
13. Queensland Cultural Center in Brisbane
Queensland Cultural Center is adjacent to South Bank Parklands, home of the Queensland Gallery. This art gallery It is a collection of mental works and the arts of Australia One of Europe’s largest Aboriginal and Asian art. It is also the art gallery at the world famous show and always used as a venue for exhibitions.
14. Queen Street Mall in Brisbane
Queen Street Mall is a city center of Australia. It is a vibrant public open space. And that is a mix of architecture. Ancient and contemporary are the same. Located in the heart of Brisbane. The length of Queen Street, half a kilometer, welcomes more than 26 million visitors per year, and adds a new store, Queens Plaza.
15. Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport
Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport in Mascot, Australia. “Sydney Airport” is the main airport of Sydney and Australia. Opened in 1919, the airport is the busiest airport in the country. It is one of the oldest airports in the world to be served. Currently, direct flights serve 89 routes (both domestic and international). The name of the airport is in honor of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, aviation pioneer in Australia.
