It is the spring in Australia, and many flowers are in bloom. {Chinese

in.｝Each type of plants here has an explanation, but Yunluo didn't have the heart to see it, because Yunluo rushed to the northeast of the park, where there was a small observation deck where you could see the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Bridge. It was considered that you had walked here, and there was no need to mention how much sun dry it along the way, and it was almost melted.

It’s the map location, but if you travel with a group, you should be here. It’s here, there should be many Sydney albums and postcards taken here, and Yunluo has been here! However, it was around 2 pm when Yunluo came here. The sun was too hard and there was backlight. If it was early morning and evening, it would be better!

Or it's nice to set up a tripod here to take pictures of the night view! There is a platform here, specially for viewing, but it's better under the platform. To the south of the Sydney Opera House is the city center, where Yunluo walked over there. Back to the city center, Yunluo and Anchu met to come to the Sydney Tower and took the elevator to the observation deck above.

You can see the entire city of Sydney here. The price of Sydney Tower is 26 (￥145.6) per adult, but if you book tickets online, you can get a 30% discount, which will become 18.2 (101.9), so it is recommended to buy tickets online! The official website of Sydney Tower booking is: various high-rise buildings. After a short rest on Sydney Tower, Yun Luo and An met to the Sydney Opera House that they had long admired.

Getting off the Sydney Tower, Yunluo and An Chuyu set out to the Sydney Opera House, heading north, about 10 minutes. Walk to the Sydney Opera House! Many people are taking photos here! Come to the Sydney Opera House, and there are some performances from time to time, but when Yunluo and An Chuyu went there, they didn't catch up.

There is a staircase on the side of the Sydney Opera House, you can walk up and go around to the back to see. This time I got close to the Sydney Opera House. In the evening, Yunluo and An Chuyu were about to take a cruise ship in the ci-Lamarquay. Because they walked too much during the day, everyone was a little tired. Yunluo and An Chuyu were resting in the harbor chair.

There are many seagulls in Sydney, and they are not afraid of people. The father and daughter are very comfortable! The Sydney Opera House in the sunset is also very beautiful. Yun Luo and An Chuyu chose the cruise ship from Captainokc iCuiS company. The route to visit is the blue line in the picture below. There are three options for dinner to start at 6 pm.

Golddinner, Captainsc Bdinner and Starlightdinner, the floors of the cruise ships are different. On the upper, middle and lower floors, the food will be different. Golddinner will have more dishes, and the first two will also have singers' performances. The prices are 219 (￥), 139 (￥778.4).99 (￥554.4).

The price will be adjusted according to different days, and it seems that you can also get discounts when booking on the official website. However, no matter which one you can go out of the uppermost cabin to see the sea view, so the cheapest ones you bought from Yunluo and An Chuyu.

Before traveling, you can learn about it first! In the evening, the cruise ship drove away, and Yunluo and Anchu met across the Sydney Bridge. You can take a photo of the Sydney Opera House and the Bridge on the bridge! The cruise ship will sail along the blue line of the map for a long time, and finally return to Darling Harbor. Return to the Sydney Opera House again.

The next morning, Yunluo and An Chuyu were going to the airport to rent a car to Canberra, but everyone wanted to have a fishmarket, so Yunluo and An Chuyu had to get up early and go to the fishmarket for breakfast. This time, Yunluo and An Chuyu ordered a big abalone. The price was 80 (￥448), which reminded Yunluo of Zhao Benshan's sketches, which was not short of money.

Four Australian abalones! Sorry, no! That's what I'm talking about? When Yunluo and An Chuyu finished a stroll, they saw a stall with a big tuna. It was so good! After breakfast, Yunluo and An Chuyu packed their luggage and went to the airport to pick up their car and drive to Canberra, the capital of Australia.

Yunluo and Anchuyu rented a car at Sydney Airport and drove to Canberra. After a walk in Canberra, they drove back to Sydney Airport to return the car. The self-driving route from Sydney to Canberra is shown in the figure: Routes within Canberra 1. Parliament Building and National University. Route 2, National Museum. Attractions: Canberra (canberra) is the capital of the federal capital of Australia.

It is Australia's largest inland city with a population of more than 367,000, ranking eighth among all Australian cities. It is located at the northern end of the Australian capital territory. It is 280 kilometers and 660 kilometers away from the two metropolitan cities of Sydney and Melbourne on the east coast of Australia. The Parliament House (Carliament House, Canberra), also known as the Canberra Parliament House.

The Australian Federal Parliament Building is the Australian Parliamentary Territory, located in Canberra, the capital of Australia. The building was designed by Michel/Gulgra Architects and was opened in May 1988 by Queen Elizabeth II of Australia. At the time of construction, it was the most expensive man-made building in the southern hemisphere. A total of about AUD 1.1 billion was spent on a budget.

Since Australia is a democratic country that implements the federal and cabinet system, this building is also the core of Australia's administrative and legislative power. The Australian National University (also translated as Australian National University, referred to as AU) is a research-based national university located in T Canberra, the capital of Australia.

Outstanding alumni include six Nobel Prize winners and two Australian Prime Ministers. The National Museum of Australia was founded in 1980 and did not open its current location until 2001. It is located in T Canberra, the capital of Australia, and is located at the southern end of the Australian National University.

The self-driving in Australia began! Yunluo and An Chuhui went to Hertz at the airport to pick up the car. This was the first time Yunluo drove outside mainland China, and it was on the way to drive on the left! Yunluo and An Chuhui rented a Nissan X-Trail, which was renting this car because it was the cheapest SUV that could hold three large boxes of Yunluo and An Chuhui.

Drive on the left, the driver sits on the right, controls the gear with his left hand, and the turn signal of the Japanese car is on the right, and there are wipers on the left, which is really not used to it! Regarding the Australian self-driving strategy, Yunluo will explain in detail the Australian self-driving part in the practical guide behind. There are three large boxes in the trunk, and the champagne-colored box is 30 inches.

In this way, I drove more than 270 kilometers from Sydney to Canberra. Yunluo and Anchuyu first went to the hotel to put their luggage away. The hotel we stayed in Yunluo and Anchuyu in Canberra was the canberrarehotel. It is said that the Chinese delegation stayed here when visiting Australia, and the conditions were not bad. For more information about this hotel, Yunluo will explain in detail in the accommodation section of the practical guide later.

After putting down the luggage, Yun Luo and An Chuyu drove to the Australian Parliament Building. This place can be visited, but security checks are required. The Parliament Building has two facades, the main and deputy facades, and the front facade in the northeast is the formal entrance and the public entrance. The sub facade in the southwest is relatively simple and is a work entrance for MPs and staff.

Entering the Capitol from the main entrance, the first entry into the foyer. The hall in the center of the building is introduced into the hall in the middle of the foyer. It is the core of the building ceremony. The marble stairs on both sides of the foyer connect the public corridors on the second floor, leading to the House of Representatives and Senate halls on both sides of the building. The two houses are actually buildings connected to the central building but independent structure.

The hall of the Capitol. The weaving paintings hanging on the wall in the distance are one of the largest weaving paintings in the world, 20 meters long and 9 meters high. The main color of the Australian Senate Chamber is red, reflecting the theme color of the British House of Lords. The tone used in the Senate is also a more stable hematite ochre, reflecting the color of Australian land, especially inland land.

The theme color of the House of Representatives is green, which is intended to reflect the theme color of the House of Commons, to show that the Australian parliamentary tradition has been passed down from the long tradition of Westminster. However, the green used here chooses a lighter tone, echoing the color of Australian eucalyptus leaves.

A 12.8-meter-long and 6.4-meter-wide flag is hung on the 81-meter-high flagpole at the top of the building, which is equivalent to the size of a half-tennis court. It weighs 15 kilograms. The flagpole weighs 250 tons and is made of polished stainless steel from Wollonggang. According to the design, the flagpole is the top of the Capitol and is an easy-to-identify symbol of the national government.

The flagpole is easily visible from the inside and outside of the Parliament Building during the day and is illuminated with lights at night. After coming out of the Parliament Building, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove to the Australian National University. The school is very quiet. There are not many students playing on the playground, and they may be in class. In fact, Yunluo wants to say that if there is such a good weather in Beijing, everyone will definitely come out to do it.

The lawn in front of the teaching building. After visiting the school, Yunluo and An Chuyu came to Canberra again and walked around in the center. The city is indeed much cleaner than Sydney and Melbourne. The next day, Yunluo and An Chuyu came to the National Museum in the morning. The appearance of this museum is very stylish. The parking space in the parking lot is really hard to find. I walked around it several times before I waited for one.

You can't take photos in the museum. Yun Luo can only take two photos at the door. Australia has not had a long history and you can see many exhibits in the museum, but the descriptions of the exhibits are all in English and there are many rare words. Most of the Yun Luo didn't understand it very well... At noon, Yun Luo and An Chuyu drove back to Sydney, and after 270 kilometers of exercise when they came.

When we went back, Yunluo could already overtake in various ways, haha. When we arrived at a rest, Beijing, look at the blue sky! After returning the bus at Sydney Airport, Yunluo and Anchu took a plane to the southernmost island of Zhoulia, and Tasmania and Canberra were finished.

Yunluo and An Chuyu lived in Hobart for three days in Tasmania. Today, Yunluo and An Chuyu signed up for a day trip to Ineglassbay. It is far from Hobart to Jiugu Bay. It takes more than 3 hours to go on the road, and it takes 7 hours to go back and forth. The route is as shown in the picture: Attractions indicate that Tasmania is the only island state in Australia.

Originally known as Vandiemensland, it is located 240 kilometers south of the Australian continent. Tasmania includes Tasmania and its surrounding islands. Tasmania, located in the southeast of Australia, is a heart-shaped island, facing Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, the southernmost part of Australia.

Both the officials and the people call Tasmania abbreviated as "Tasmania". Tasmania covers an area of ​​90,758km2, covering the smallest area among the six states. The state has a population of 493,000 (2007), and the largest city is the capital Hobart, with a population of 210,000 (2006). Tasmania is the most perfectly protected place in Australia's natural ecology.

Tasmania is known as the "natural state", also known as the "Australian version of New Zealand", and is characterized by its beautiful scenery and simple humanities. Geographically, as an independent island, there are large undeveloped natural areas in the area, and about 40% of the state are officially listed as national parks, nature conservation or world natural heritage sites.

Wineglassbay is one of the most popular resorts on Tasmania for tourists and locals. It overlooks the crystal clear greatoysterbay. It is a paradise for swimming, diving, rubber dinghy, boating and fishing enthusiasts. The itinerary begins to pick up.

Yunluo and An Chuyu flew from Sydney to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. It was already evening when they arrived in Hobart. In Hobart, the hotel where Yunluo and An Chuyu stayed was Bluehills Tel, and the front desk was a Chinese. The hotel environment was pretty good. For details about this hotel, Yunluo will explain in detail in the accommodation section of the practical guide later.

Yunluo and An Chuyu signed up for a day trip to Jiujiu Bay, the price was 105 (￥588) per person. They originally wanted to rent a car and drive by themselves, but they felt it was a bit tiring to drive for 7 hours a day. Moreover, the rental fee + fuel fee + tickets are similar to the group fee, so they simply signed up for a group. In the morning, Yunluo and An Chuyu took the travel agency's car to Jiujiu Bay.

The car drove to the town of Orord to rest, and the scenery here was very beautiful. When we were about to reach Jiugu Bay, there was a section of the road along the coast, and the scenery along the way was very beautiful. When we were about to arrive at Jiugu Bay, Yunluo and An Chu met a manor and took a short rest. This manor has homemade chocolates and jams, as well as ice cream, which tasted great.

When we arrived at freyinationalpark, Jiugu Bay was here. However, if you want to see Jiugu Bay, you have to climb over a mountain. Yunluo and An Chuyu have to go up the mountain later. At the entrance of the park, there is a scenic spot called honeymoonbay, Lover Bay, and the scenery is very good. Yunluo and An Chuyu have lunch here.

The water in Lover Bay is very clear. After dinner, Yunluo and An Chuyu started climbing the mountain. This mountain road is easy to climb. Just walk all the way, and you will pass by a terrace overlooking the scenery. You can have a short rest. Finally, Yunluo and An Chuyu finally arrived at the wineglassbaylookout in the wineglass bay, but Yunluo felt that the scenery was not as good as you imagined.

Maybe the angle is not very good, so you can go down from here to Jiugu Bay, but it will take an hour and a half to go back and forth. Since Yunluo and An Chuyu were reporting a tour group this day and there were strict time requirements, so they did not go down. It was a pity! On the way back to Hobart, Yunluo and An Chuyu came to Swansea (sanse A) for a short rest.

This is a very beautiful town. If it is a journey of plenty, it is recommended to stay here for a day. The local children in Swansea play with a small car. It is quite interesting. This is a very leisurely place. In the evening, Yunluo and Anchu returned to Hobart, and Yunluo and Anchu came to the most famous steak restaurant in ballandchain to eat steak. The steak here is very delicious.

The price is not too expensive. For more information about this store, Yunluo will explain in detail in the practical guide to restaurants and delicacies. After eating, you will be back to the hotel and you will start driving again tomorrow!

Today, Yunluo and Anchu met renting a car in Hobart and drove to Brunei Island (Breast Nyisland). Please refer to the map for driving routes: Attractions: Spots Description Brunei Island (Breast Nyisland) is an island in Australia with an area of ​​322 square kilometers. It is located on the southeast coast of Tasmania and between the Tasmanian island.

The Entcastle Strait is separated. Storm Bay is located in the northeast of the island. Both the island and the strait are from the French explorer Bruny Jean Entcastle (Breast Nidentreasteau). Geographically, Bruny Island is actually composed of two islands, North Bruny and South Bruny, which are connected by a narrow and long sandy isthmus.

The areas outside the island's residence are pastures and large eucalyptus forests. The forests inland are constantly being cut down, but most of the other, especially the southeast coastline, are protected by South Bruney National Park. On the side facing the sea are two long beaches, Adventure Bay and Cloud Bay. The diabolic cliffs have an altitude of more than 200 meters and are one of the highest seaside cliffs in Australia.

On the side of the bay is a good place for locals and tourists to fish and entertain. This is the official website, and you can learn more about the attractions on the island. Starting to have a self-driving experience from Sydney to Canberra. Driving on the road on the left is no longer a difficult task. Today, Yunluo and Anchuyu rented a car in Hobart, which is still Nissan's X-Trail.
Chapter completed!