What are the main special tourism attractions in cities across Australia?
1. Canberra Canberra is the capital of the Commonwealth of Australia. It is a new city that was uprooted from the ground after the federal government established its capital in 1913. It has a current population of about 400,000 and is a purely political center. There are no other economic sectors except tourism, gambling, and service industries that meet the needs of federal government agencies, scientific research institutes, colleges and universities, and cultural and entertainment sectors. The entire city's green area accounts for more than 60%, making it a world-famous garden city. Because Canberra is the center of political life, it has many majestic historic buildings. These include the Parliament Building, the National Library, the National Gallery of Australia and the unforgettable War Memorial. Captain Cook's Fountain is the most eye-catching symbol on Lake Griffen and is a commemorative product to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Captain Cook's arrival in Australia. The main tourist attractions are: 1. Griffen Lake. Griffen Lake is an eye-catching symbol of the Captain Cook Fountain. This is a commemorative artifact commemorating the 200th anniversary of Captain Cook's landing. The water column can spray up to 130 meters, which is quite spectacular. Other tourist spots at Griffen Lake include the Canberra Urban Plan Exhibition Hall on Saigon Point, Brandale Farm built in 1858, and the Bell Tower on Aspen Island. 2. The National Aquarium is located near Scrivener Dam, about 4 kilometers from Canberra. There are a wide variety of Australian marine life and an on-site diving area. Whether you are a novice or a veteran, you can experience the fun of diving. The nearby Australian Wildlife Refuge provides new opportunities for tourists and animals, as well as wonderful wool shearing performances. 3. The New Capitol Building, which uses marble as its building material, successfully creates the extraordinary momentum of the power agency in the marble space of three colors: white, black and red. The building is the work of Australian architect R. Supp and American architects Mitchell and Kigora. Visitors can visit the hall and the House of Lords and Commons. If you take the elevator to the top platform, you can overlook the panoramic view of Canberra. 2. Sydney is the largest city and important port of Australia and the capital of New South Wales. The entire city is built on low hills surrounding the bay. The urban area is 12406 square kilometers and has a population of approximately 3.75 million (including 3.2 million in metropolitan area and 550,000 in urban area). Sydney is Australia's important political, economic and financial center and a world-famous tourist city. Sydney has many scenic spots, mainly including: 1. The Sydney Opera House, the building that best represents Australia, is known as the eighth wonder of the world. The Sydney Opera House was designed by Dane Joem Utzon. In appearance, it looks like several huge shells spreading back, or it looks like a full white sail. Construction of the Sydney Opera House began in 1959 AD and took 14 years to complete. It has nearly 1000 rooms, including four halls including the concert hall, opera hall, theater hall and theater. It can receive more than 2 million visitors every year and attract more than 200,000 tourists. 2. The main building of the Sydney Aquarium is the Sydney Aquarium under the water in Darling Harbor. It has a 146-meter-long underwater channel and all arc-shaped glass viewing windows, allowing tourists to enjoy the beauty of the underwater ecological environment. There are more than 5000 underwater creatures in Australia, including the largest number of shark species, ranking first and second in the world. In addition, there is also the world's largest platypus. The Sydney Aquarium displays seals, crocodiles, mangroves, far northern fish, pelagic fish, as well as the seabed ecology of the Great Barrier Reef, Rocky Coast, Sydney Harbor, Darling River and other areas. It also has a touch area where visitors can touch some marine life. 3. Sydney Town, do you know how Australia developed? A visit to the old Sydney town will understand. At the end of the 18th century, prisons across the British Empire were overcrowded, and criminals sentenced to death for robbing items worth 1 shilling had nowhere to be held. Therefore, they were exiled to remote areas for cultivation and development, resulting in the emergence of overseas prisons. In 1787, Captain Arthur Philip led 11 search ships with 1300 people. It took 18 months to arrive in Sydney. Sydney began to develop from a prison. Old Sydney Town records the lives of this group of British Empire officials and prisoners between 1788 and 1810. 4. The Sydney Tower, along with the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, is one of the three landmark buildings in Sydney. It is a must-see attraction for tourists visiting Sydney. Especially if you want a bird's eye view of Sydney, you must climb this 305-meter-high tower. No way. 5. The rocky area next to the Harbor Bridge is the source of contact between Australia and the Western world. Captain Philip and more than 1000 criminals began to colonize Australia from here. At present, it has restored its colonial style and has become an important tourist spot for exploring the source of Australia. After careful planning, Sydney has become a center of cultural gathering. You will see Sydney's most exciting tourists and get unexpected joy in various boutiques. 6. Bondi Beach The name of Bondi Beach comes from the language of the original residents, which means the sound of the sea hitting the shore. Bondi Beach is 1 kilometer long. Although it is only a beach town in Binhai, it is Australia's historical surfing sports center and a traditional Australian surfing and life-saving training base. On summer weekends, there are various surfing activities here, where athletes take turns to perform; there are informal East teams singing hoarse on the shore; there are folk activities, art exhibitions, etc.
7. The Australian Wildlife Park is located 40 kilometers west of Sydney. The jungle covers an area of 4 hectares. The park houses a wide variety of wild animals such as red kangaroos, gray kangaroos, koalas, southern hairy wombats, giant lizards, saltwater crocodiles, freshwater crocodiles, fairy penguins, hedgehogs, Tasmanian devils, wild dogs... 8. Australia Fun Park Australia Fun Park is the largest amusement park in the southern hemisphere. It is close to the Australian Wildlife Park and has a total area of about 200 hectares. There are 7 magical worlds full of fun and excitement designed in the park. You can experience more than 80 new things here. Journey and unprecedented freshness. 9. The Blue Mountains are located 100 kilometers away from Sydney City and are a good place for Sydnesians to spend weekends. It maintains its original natural features. There are 3 national parks; the Blue Mountains, Uremi, and Kalangorapoid. Important attractions include the "Three Sisters" rock group and the stalactites of Jean Loren Cave. The towns in the Blue Mountains are also unique. Heishi South is famous for its Azalea Garden, Katuba, the former media gathering center, is now home to antique shops, art galleries, and museums. The Falken Bridge in the Lower Blue Mountains has the well-known Australian writer Norman Lindsey's art gallery and museum. 10. Tugaron Farm is a 2-hour drive from Sydney to the pristine and natural Tugaron Adventure Resort. In this 5340-acre wilderness that you can visit freely, there are more than 100 species of wild plants and Australian animals such as kangaroos, hedgehogs, lizards, and other recreational activities such as horse riding, forest exploration, canoeing, fishing, shooting, tennis, swimming, hot springs and games. Tugaron Farm provides tourists with a completely Australian lifestyle, from warm Australian receptions to delicious rural feasts. 3. Melbourne The city of Melbourne is located on the banks of the Yarra River. It is Australia's cultural, sports, shopping and catering center. Melbourne is located in the world's most spectacular natural harbor. The jagged coast stretches for more than 200 kilometers, with the shocking waves hitting the shore, and the beautiful scenery of the sea and the sky comes to your eyes. With an area of approximately 6100 square kilometers, it is Australia's second largest city, the capital of Victoria, and a city that developed rapidly during the gold rush in the mid-19th century. At present, the city still retains many gorgeous 19th century Victoria buildings, flowery gardens, green boulevards, antique cafes, and various buildings in Victoria, Gothic and modern styles. It is the most European-style large city in Australia. Due to its diverse cultures, it has both frequent commercial activities and quiet suburban scenery, it was rated as the world's third most livable city in 1993. Main tourist attractions: 1. The gold in Shufen Mountain triggered the dream of gold miners, and the gold also created the gold mining town of Balale. Shufen Mountain records the dream era from 1851 to 1861. The entire Taojin Town can present the social conditions at that time. The Hongjingou Gold Mining Farm is a factory area, and the gold washing factory has simple facilities but is quite practical; China City was established by the authorities to protect China from being bullied by Europeans; Taojin Town is a town formed due to the needs of gold diggers. Tourists can see the scene of life at that time from shops selling daily necessities, hospitals, schools, post offices, restaurants, churches, and theaters. 2. The 320-kilometer-long Great Ocean Road connects Princes Town and Phillip Harbor along the coastline. There are many attractions to visit on the Great Ocean Road. The Flagstaff Mountain Maritime Museum is located in Wannap Town, which provides a detailed presentation of the history of Australia's marine development; the National Wool Museum is located in Wannap Town, which is the only museum in Australia with wool as the exhibition theme; The cliff scenery of the Twelve Apostles Rock is a unique sight on the Great Ocean Road; the shipwreck coast is home to the uneven souls of too many victims, which is creepy. 3. The Paffin Billy Steam Train has been a popular tourist train in Melbourne since 1900. It passes through the Dandenong Valley and moves slowly at a rhythmic rhythm, allowing people to enjoy the time leisurely. The stop in the middle of Paffin Billy is Menzies Creek, where you can visit some train-related exhibition halls. The terminal stop is in Emerald Lake Park, where visitors can enjoy the lakes and mountains. 4. Phillip Island, famous for its yellow-eyed penguins, has also become the natural ecological island that tourists most want to visit. In the Yellow-Eyed Penguin Biological Reserve, when the sun disappeared on the beach, penguins going out for food took a mouthful of fish and returned to their nests to feed their children. Sitting on the observation deck, tourists can witness with their own eyes the penguins swimming ashore and walking home seriously with swaying steps left and right. In addition to the Yellow-eyed Penguin Sanctuary, there are other ecological reserves on the island.
4. Brisbane Brisbane is the capital of Queensland and the third largest city in Australia. It is known as the "Capital of Koala". It is located in the southeast of Australia and is an important holiday and leisure destination in Australia. Brisbane has charming natural scenery, with a wide variety of animals and plants living here, especially some Australian specialty animals, and has a very close relationship with humans. The city has both modern high-rise buildings and simple and rare houses; it has both a prosperous and lively urban scene and a peaceful and friendly town atmosphere. Its neighboring Gold Coast is like spring all year round and the sun shines brightly. Brisbane is a city with unique characteristics in terms of urban planning. The streets in divided areas are named after women in the north and south directions, and men in the east and west directions. Tour Brisbane can start on George Street, where government offices are crowded. The 92-meter-high tower of the city government is very Italian. In addition, various Renaissance, Gothic, and colonial buildings can also be found here. Climb the observation deck of the City Hall to overlook Brisbane's streetscape; there is another observation deck on Kusha Mountain, located to the west of the city. In addition, the Lone Pine Koala Reserve has the largest number of koalas in Australia and is one of Brisbane's most popular tourist spots. 5. The Gold Coast is located in the middle of the eastern coast of Australia and south of Brisbane. It consists of a section of more than 10 continuously arranged high-quality sandy beaches about 42 kilometers long. It is named after the golden color of the beach. The climate here is pleasant, the sun is abundant, and the waves are especially dangerous, making it suitable for surfing and water-skiing. It is a paradise for surfers and a key tourist resort in Queensland. There are complete tourist facilities here, with a variety of playgrounds, casinos, bars, nightclubs, Sea World and theme parks. 1. Warner Bros. Film World was built in March 1991 and covers an area of 168 hectares. It has a production theater that can be shown on business cards for tourists to watch. Here, visitors can understand the various processes of film-making and be exposed to the plot of the movie, which will open your eyes. "Gold Medal Police Academy Military Film Stunt Show" is one of the most popular programs among tourists. The humorous and entertaining performance and special effects leave the audience refreshed; while the cloud flying car in "Lethal Weapon" is exciting and thrilling. 2. Dream World Dream World is located about 18 kilometers north of Surfers Park and on the Pacific Highway. The park is full of beautiful dreamy colors and is a theme park suitable for the whole family to vacation together. There are various rides for adults and children in the Dream World, such as the "Golden City", the world's largest "track sled","Caroulos","Serpentine Water Skid", the thrilling "roller coaster" and interesting "Wave Rock" and so on. In addition, there are well-designed live performances, computer-controlled koala doll performances, as well as video theaters and movie theaters. 3. Sea World was built in 1971 and has won Australia's Most Popular Tourist Resort Award for four consecutive times. It is a playground for all ages. It provides tourists with a fresh experience of watching marine animals and a variety of exciting rides. Amazing performance program. 6. Sunshine Coast Driving north from Brisbane takes about an hour and a half to reach the Sunshine Coast. From Golden Beach to Lushui Cape is a beautiful resort with a natural and elegant environment. The main tourist activities on Sunshine Coast include: visiting Sunshine Farm to see big pineapples, taking trains to pineapple gardens, taking trucks to tour orchards and other farms, and taking small boats to tour greenhouses. The underwater world in Munuluber is also very exciting. Walking along the transparent channel under the water is like being in the Sea Dragon Palace. 7. Perth Perth is the capital of Western Australia. It is located in the southwest of the state, only 19 kilometers away from the port city of Fremantle, has an area of 5369 square kilometers and a population of approximately 1.22 million. Because there are many black swans in the city's lakes, Perth is known as the "Black Swan City." In 1892, prisoners exiled from England arrived here to explore the land. At the end of the 19th century, it developed rapidly due to the discovery of gold deposits in the east. The climate here is very conducive to tourism, and several kilometers of white beaches provide people with natural bathing spots. There are also many cultural facilities and office buildings in the city, such as the Art Museum, Perth Opera House, City Hall Building, etc. Transportation is also relatively developed, with roads leading to Darwin in the north and railways leading to Sydney in the east. The main tourist spots are: 1. Perth Beach Perth's sandy beaches are fine and white and large in area. They are one of the best beaches in the world. The most popular beaches are Cotsnow, City Beach, Swanbon, Floret and Scarborough, etc., which can not only catch the tide, but also enjoy the beautiful sunset on the Indian Ocean. 2. Underwater World is located at Solantao Pier in Hillis Boat Harbor. The underwater world provides visitors with the opportunity to watch and contact beautiful and friendly dolphins. Visitors can also dive into the water to swim with the dolphins. In the underwater world, visitors can contact more than 2000 kinds of marine life face-to-face through pedestrian conveyor belts, and touch starfish and even sharks. quotMicro World "Understand seabed microorganisms.
3. Gao Huanlu Koala Park Park is located in a 40-acre forest in the Darling Mountains. Here, visitors can hug koala, play with kangaroos, Australian wild dogs, Australian sparrow islands, parrots and other animals in the natural environment, and stroll around the large island. You can admire replicas of Australian dinosaurs and feed various animals in the park. 4. The Technology Exhibition Center is located at Conna Railway Plaza and Lonseland Street in West Perth. Here, science and technology will give you a new experience. You can operate simple instruments and discover the mysteries of science yourself. Visitors can participate in more than 160 exhibition projects by touching buttons and other methods, each time allowing you to discover some secrets of the universe.8. Darwin City Darwin City is the capital of northern Australia and a relatively famous tourist city. Because British biologist Darwin visited this place in 1839, the city is named after him. It used to be a place where indigenous people lived, but it developed rapidly after the discovery of gold mines in the 1870s. In 1974, it was severely damaged by a hurricane and was later rebuilt to become a beautiful city with modern streets and buildings. Darwin has a hot and rainy climate, lush trees, and many unique plant species. It is surrounded by beautiful golden beaches on the east, west and north sides. Tourists can participate in a variety of water activities here. There are China temples in the city; Yalooga Park in the southern suburbs has wild animals such as wild dogs and crocodiles and bison unique to the country; in the southeastern suburbs there is a hot spring and many termite mounds 3 meters high. Each mound has 2 million ants, which is amazing. The city has international airports to Asian and European countries. Not far east of Darwin City, there is Kakadu National Park, which is an important tourist attraction. The national park is famous for its natural landscape, indigenous rock art, and wild animals such as buffaloes, crocodiles and various waterbirds in swamps and wetlands. It has now been listed as a World Heritage Site. In order to protect resources, the local government has strictly controlled the construction of hotels. It can be reached by four-wheeled taxis. The adventurous holiday activities here are generally popular with people. 9. Cairns Cairns is an international shopping mall across the Pacific Ocean. It only takes 6 hours to reach it directly from Hong Kong. This city is also the only way to the Great Barrier Reef and the northern region. Cairns has charming natural landscapes, including plateaus, tropical rainforests, waterfalls, exotic flowers and grasses, etc. The shopping mall is not inferior to Brisbane's, with a wide range of restaurants, especially seafood. Tourists who like blue skies and blue seas can participate in one-day coral reefs on various routes; those who like small gambling can try their skills at the Coral Reef Casino; those who like primitive culture can enjoy an authentic indigenous performance at the Zabaojia Dance Theater. "Rainforest Village City" Korunda is located 18 kilometers away from Cairns. In addition to experiencing Australia's indigenous culture, you can also take a canoe and paddle down the river, shuttle through the forest to enjoy the spectacular scenery, and you can also stop halfway. Get off the bus and walk along the trail to experience what it's like to be in the rainforest area. 10. The Great Barrier Reef The Great Barrier Reef is located in the western part of the Coral Sea in the Pacific Ocean. It starts from the Torres Strait in the north and reaches near Fraser Island in the south. It stretches for more than 2000 kilometers along the northeastern coastline of Australia. The Great Barrier Reef is about 20 to 350 kilometers away from the coast and has a total area of 80,000 square kilometers. Corals are formed by the accumulation of calcareous matter and bone remains secreted by corals. It is called the Barrier Reef because coral reefs are distributed along the coast and protect the coast like fortresses. The Great Barrier Reef is not conducive to navigation, but it can carry out many sea activities and watch beautiful corals and other underwater creatures underwater. Therefore, it has become a major tourist area in Australia. The Great Barrier Reef is composed of more than 600 coral reefs. The underwater corals are brightly colored, colorful and in various shapes. In addition, there are swimming fish, green turtles, crabs, oysters, etc., just like a sea park. Among the 17 larger islands, the more famous are Green Island and Helen Island, which have viewing facilities. Green Island has an underwater observation room where you can view the beautiful and strange fish and other creatures in the ocean. In 1988, the world's first "floating hotel" was opened near Townswell, where day trips and longer-term diving adventure tours can be carried out. In the area around Cairns and on the larger islands, there are modern international hotels and luxury hotels, as well as relatively simple small hotels for tourists to rest and live. 1. Sydney Opera House: It is known as the eighth wonder of the world. The Sydney Opera House was designed by Dane Joemutzon and looks like several huge shells opening back. It's like a full white sail. Construction of the Sydney Opera House began in 1959 AD and took 14 years to complete. It has nearly 1000 rooms, including four halls including the Concert Hall, Opera Hall, Theater Hall and Theater Hall. It can receive 2 million visitors every year. It also attracted more than 200,000 tourists to visit. 2. Rock area: The rocky area of the Harbour Bridge is the source of Australia's contact with the Western world. Captain Philip and more than 1000 criminals began to colonize Australia from here. At present, it has restored its colonial style and has become an important tourist spot for exploring the source of Australia. 3. Bondi Beach: Its name comes from the native language of BONDI, which means the sound of the sea hitting the shore. Bondi Beach is 1 kilometer long and is Australia's most historic surfing center. 4. Wildlife Park: Located 40 kilometers west of Sydney, the jungle covers an area of 4 hectares. The park houses a wide variety of wild animals-red kangaroos, gray kangaroos, koalas, southern hairy nosed wombats, giant lizards, etc.