Sydney is known for its pleasant climate and beautiful harbour views, and walking tours are the best way to explore the sights and sounds that have become a part of your heart. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 info【Latest Chapter Reading】All you need to do is grab a bottle of water, apply sunscreen, and start your day trip from Hyde Park to the harbor. The recommended routes here are all measured by Yunluo with his feet. You're welcome!

St Mary's Cathedral Sydney Walking Tour: Preparing for a day walking tour of Sydney from Circular Quay to Hyde Park? Circular Quay is an excellent starting point. Stroll north along the Corniche, where you'll be greeted by street performers, and you'll be at your first stop.

The world-famous Sydney Opera House. Designed by Danish architects, this world-class art performance venue in the shape of a sailboat offers daily guided tours. Don't leave before you leave for a glass of wine and a snack in the theatre kitchen, which is home to some of Australia's most famous chefs.

Serve people with a heartfelt meal. If you have time in the evening, you can also eat at the annex next to the opera house, there are many high-end restaurants, whether it is Western or Japanese food, we recommend the Japanese restaurant "Yuki" on the fourth floor, where you can eat authentic Wagyu beef. Grand Theatre Sydney!

Sydney Grand Theatre Sydney descends the forecourt staircase of the Opera House and follows the signs to the second stop: the Royal Botanic Gardens, where you'll find everything from strolls to Aboriginal heritage sites to wishing stones and giant orchards with swallowtails.

Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney then take a free guided tour of the Governor's House for a historic tour of the Governor's House, after which you can walk along the waterfront to the Lady's Chair. This "chair" carved out of sandstone rock was given to the county by Elizabeth, the wife of the governor at the time.

It also offers stunning views of Sydney's harbour, making it a popular photo spot and picnic spot. Walk south for about a minute and you'll reach the Art Gallery of New South Wales. This is one of Australia's five most important cultural institutions.

An extensive collection of art from Australia, Indigenous, European and Asian, as well as modern art. Admission is free, so go ahead and take your time. The Royal Botanic Garden, next to the museum, is a place where people run, kick ball, play boxing, and sit on the grass for a while. What is puzzling is that there are also many people running and exercising at noon in Australians.

And most of them are middle-aged. This time is supposed to be working time, which is really enviable. Art NSW Sydney walks out of the gallery and walks north-west to see a magnificent brick and stone building: the Hyde Park Barracks. This barracks was built in the year. At the beginning of the period, it was used as a prisoner's barracks.

Today, it is a museum that tells the story of its history over the years with a wealth of exhibits. From there, it's only a short drive to the next cultural attraction: the Australian Museum. There is an extensive collection of natural history, from dinosaur fossils to skeletons to Aboriginal cultures.

It's a great place for families. Sydney Hyde Park Sydney! Sydney Hyde Park Sydney feet sore? Once you've arrived at Hyde Park, the Anzac War Memorial at the southern end of the park is the last stop on today's day trip. It's not just a tall concrete monument.

It's a miniature museum. It records the deeds of Australian soldiers in the war, although the scale is not large, but it is charming enough. St Mary's Cathedral, next to Hyde Park, is the spiritual home of Sydney's Catholic community. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Sydney and was built on the site of Sydney's first Catholic church.

The cathedral is built of local sandstone, and the "Gothic" architectural style is a relic of the architectural style of medieval cathedrals in Europe. St Mary's Cathedral is Australia's largest and oldest religious building, located on the corner of College Street and Prince Albert Road. The interior of the church is free to visit as soon as visitors enter the church.

Immediately you will be infected by a solemn atmosphere. St Mary's Cathedral Sydney! St Mary's Cathedral Sydney! St Mary's Cathedral Sydney Walking Tour: From Hyde Park to Lingharbour Depart from the fountain in the heart of Hyde Park and follow the >

Stroll to Sydney Tower, the tallest building in the city. Hold your breath and try a one-minute skywalk that also includes the observation deck and D Cinema. But be careful, you are in the air at a height of meters. It's easy to get dizzy...... Return to the ground level and continue straight on, Queen Victoria Building.

It is a Romanesque Revival building that also serves as a shopping mall. You can have an English afternoon tea in the tea room. Walk out of the building and walk across from Sydney City Hall (Sydney), an iconic civic and concert venue as well as a popular meeting place.

Sydney City Hall: Hungry in Sydney? Don't worry, your next stop is Chinatown, which is a place where Asian culture and food come together. Walk down the south, turn right, then turn left again, and you'll have dumplings for lunch. After you have eaten and drunk to your heart's content. Maybe want to enjoy some afternoon peace?

The Friendship Garden, at the southern end of Darling Harbour, is a great place to visit, with its waterfalls, exotic plants and flickering stone paths. The next stop is the Museum of Power, which showcases technology and skills, marking the shift from nature to industry. The museum offers a range of family-friendly interactive exhibits.

If you feel that you are still unsatisfied, you can walk down. Turn right and continue along to the Australian Maritime Museum on the shores of Darling Harbour. A series of exhibitions on marine life are available here. Showcasing indigenous cultures, European seafaring and water sports.

Marine accidents and all aspects of the sea position. Sydney Beach Sydney! Continuing the theme of 'water' at the Naval Museum Sydney, pass through and reach your final three stops: Sydney Wildlife World. SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and Madame Tussauds.

Here, you'll have the chance to take photos with some of the world's most famous faces. The faces are lifelike and stunning. Take a stroll through Australia's iconic habitat or take a boat trip underwater in one of the country's most unique marine environments. Speaking of which. How about going to eat fish for dinner.

Walking Trail: The Rocks () departs from Circular Quay again, this time towards the Harbour Bridge and the main road. The first stop is the Museum of Contemporary Art (CART), a paradise for art lovers. There is a large gallery with the latest technology.

Public use of the space and the establishment of a special artists' association. After seeing the Museum of Contemporary Art's collection and modern art, take some time to wander the alleys of The Rocks and learn more about the local history at the free Rock Discovery Museum. Close up play with the Museum of Contemporary Art's collection of Rush Modern Works Exhibition.

Take some time to wander the narrow streets and alleys of The Rocks, and learn more about local history with a stop at the free Rocks Discovery Museum. After a coffee break in Sydney International Harbour, continue north.

Have a picnic at Dawes Point Park at the Harbour Bridge. Don't forget to check out the Tower Lookout, one of the best vantage points for the harbour view, as well as a series of presentations on the history of the Harbour Bridge. From the upper bridge, the entrance is located on the pedestrian walkway.

Walking down the coastline, you'll find the Sydney Theatre Company and the Sydney Dance Company at the Pier Berth. Stop by for a high-quality show, or head over to the lounge bar at the end of the pier for a drink and free Wi-Fi.

Enjoy the afternoon sun. From here, turn left and climb the stairs to reach it, then climb the stairs on the opposite side to reach the Observatory Hill. In >

You'll find the Sydney Observatory, Australia's oldest observatory, which is listed as a historic site. It is also an important historical legacy in the history of science in this country. Located in the Observatory Park, it's the perfect end point for this "day trip", offering day and night tours and interactive exhibits.

And have the opportunity to climb into the dome of the telescope and explore the starry sky with an experienced guide. Melbourne is the capital of the Australian state of Victoria. It is the second largest city in Australia.

Yunluo and An are more familiar with the Australian Open and Formula F cars every year. Melbourne and Sydney are many kilometers away, the climate is more like the northwest of China, the temperature difference between day and night is very large, before going to Melbourne, local friends asked to bring long-sleeved clothes, saying that it is very cold at night. Due to the thunderstorm weather in Sydney, it was finally time for the plane to take off.

Who knew that the maximum temperature of the day in Melbourne exceeded the degrees. Melbourne AirportMelbourne is about a minute away from the airport. The train station on Main Street is an iconic Victorian building. It is also a big hub for transportation, and during the day people enter the city from outside the city to work in the CBD.

I got off work at half past ten in the evening, drank and chatted by the river, and then took the train out of the city to go home. It's a real pleasure to ride a heavy machine in a city like this. Rows of motorcycles can be found on both sides of the street. The hotel was booked, very close to the shopping area of the city center, Myer, and then came out for a stroll to fill the stomach. This street is best for women shopping.

There are many shopping malls, but it is more cost-effective to wait for discounts to shop. Christmas is coming. People with children lined up to see the show in the window, and there are far fewer Chinese here than in Sydney. There was an alley between Myer and H&M, so I found an Italian restaurant and started drinking. The taste of r beer is too bland and not powerful at all.

After a full stroll, you can walk to Federation Square. Gothic cathedral. Wake up the next morning and start a day trip to Melbourne. Trams in the city are free of charge, even if you have children or seniors. It is advisable not to hike all of them, and young people are advised to play while walking, and do not need to take a car. The following travelogue route can be walked down completely.

Just open the map navigation, and the order of the attractions is completely Yunluo personally walked all the way down. Melbourne's Old Jail is open at different times, so if you want to go in and visit, you can check the schedule in advance. The University of Melbourne, Australia's top-ranked university, is still worth a visit. At noon, the University of Melbourne has an open >

Fresh fruit and vegetables, homemade desserts and draught beers are delicious, and there are both Chinese and Italian options on the way from the University of Melbourne to the Royal Exhibition Hall. After coming out of the University of Melbourne, you can walk directly to the Royal Melbourne Exhibition Hall. Next to the exhibition hall is the largest IMAX cinema, which is perfect for taking children to play and watch movies.

There are also light meals. Since it is graduation season, many graduates take photos here, and the exhibition hall cannot be entered, and there are students holding graduation ceremonies today. Perfect for sitting and basking in the sun and watching them play cricket, walk their dogs and picnic on the grass. The State Library of Victoria, the heart of every city, should actually be here.

One day, the library was built according to the standards of the government building, and the country that Yunluo and An first met was really saved. Get out of the library and head to the Art Gallery of Victoria, where you'll meet street performers along the way, giving you a taste of what it's like to be a cultural capital. Theater! Museum of Victoria. In holding exhibition of i, it is inconvenient to say a lot.

10,000 sentences omitted. It takes about an hour to explore the museum, so take a stroll around Federation Square and have dinner at one of the restaurants downstairs in Myer or D**. Melbourne's summer nights don't get completely dark until half past one. If time permits, it is recommended to take the Zoom train from the train station on Main Street.

Tiny houses in color are featured in many movie shots, and all of them have been sold out. After sunset, find an Italian restaurant by the beach for a beer and a chat to end the day. This day trip to Melbourne is relatively rushed, and another particularly recommended attraction is the Royal Botanic Gardens, if you want to have a good time.

It is advisable to schedule a day at the Botanical Garden. Tomorrow we are ready to drive on the Great Ocean Road. Some people say that the Great Ocean Road is the most beautiful highway in the world, but what is the highest California Highway in the United States? Rental cars are booked in advance on the car rental company's website. Avoid wasting time in queues. Driving in Australia requires a large animal kangaroo, so it's best to have full insurance.

Avoid accidents. There will be an article on how to rent a car and notarize your driver's license. The Great Ocean Road itinerary is relatively rushed, and I plan to play for a day, about km one way, and I have to get up early the next day to rush back to Melbourne Airport to Cairns. Wake up in the morning and go directly to the airport, this time the car rental chose the company.

On the website, you can print out the translation of your driver's license and hand it to the other party along with the order. Since the rental car and return the car are prepared at the airport, so the toss is not rented in the city, and the reception repeatedly tells you to fill up the mailbox when returning the car. Australia drives right-hand drive, so you still need to get used to turning at first.

This trip rented a compact SUV from Nissan, called X-Trail in China, ran less than 10,000 kilometers, fully equipped, matched with Bluetooth headsets to turn on the music, set up. The Great Ocean Road is many kilometers long, mainly built to commemorate the soldiers of the First World War, and is one of the most beautiful seaside roads in the world. (To be continued.) )