[2025 Sydney Attraction] Travel Guide for Hyde Park (Updated Apr)

Wondering what to do in Australia? This guide has you covered! Enjoy a romantic dinner cruise on Darling Harbour, search for the elusive white wallabies, explore the cultural heritage of Cradle Mountain and Cataract Gorge, and take a guided tour inside the Sydney Opera House. 10 days of non-stop excitement! -------------------- Located in the South Pacific, Australia boasts a unique charm🌴. With a rich history and numerous attractions, such as the dreamy Great Barrier Reef🐠, it's known as the "land of riding on the sheep's back." Embark on a spontaneous adventure! -------------------- Suggested Itinerary: 🗺️In-depth Australian Tour Day 1: Depart for Melbourne and begin your Australian adventure!🛫 Days 2-3: Experience the Renaissance atmosphere in Melbourne, visit the little penguins on Phillip Island, and admire the Twelve Apostles, a natural wonder along the Great Ocean Road.🐧🌊 Days 4-6: Fly to Tasmania, explore Hobart, search for rare white wallabies on Bruny Island, and experience the diverse scenery and characteristics of the north and south.🦘🌲 Day 7: Visit Cradle Mountain, explore the mural town of Sheffield and a cranberry farm, and don't miss the beautiful scenery of Cataract Gorge before arriving in Launceston and flying to Sydney.🎨🏞️ Days 8-9: In Sydney, visit the largest fish market in the Southern Hemisphere, enjoy a guided tour of the Opera House in Chinese, and experience the academic atmosphere of the University of Sydney. Spend the last day exploring Sydney at your own pace.🐟🎭🎓 Day 10: Conclude your wonderful Australian adventure and depart from Sydney.🛬 -------------------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Sydney Opera House: With its white shell-like shape, this harborside art palace and international performance center awaits your exploration! 🌊 Twelve Apostles: A natural wonder on the Great Ocean Road, these thousand-year-old stone pillars have withstood the test of time and the waves, creating a magnificent spectacle! 🌉 Sydney Harbour Bridge: A towering steel arch bridge and Sydney landmark, offering breathtaking panoramic views! 🌳 Hyde Park: A historic oasis in the heart of Sydney, a tranquil escape amidst the bustling city. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: Essential Checklist for Australia 📞 Prepare a phone card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as Australian outlets are different. 🪪 Ensure all documents are in order, including visas and passports. 👕 Pack appropriate clothing for the season; March in Australia is warm and pleasant. 🔋 Bring chargers and power banks to keep your devices fully charged. 🕶️ Pack sunglasses and sunscreen for protection from the strong sun. 💳 Bring credit cards and cash for convenient shopping and spending. -------------------- Join a group tour to Australia for a hassle-free exploration and enjoy the stunning scenery! We hope this trip will make you fall in love with this magical land❤️

Stop worrying about other routes for your Sydney trip! Just join this tour to visit the famous natural oxygen bar Blue Mountains National Park and experience the unique harbor scenery. Spend four days exploring Sydney city and its surroundings. 💪 📝【Booking Itinerary】 1️⃣ Free Blue Mountains Cable Car Ticket 2️⃣ Dolphin Watching Cruise Ticket at Port Stephens 🔎【Travel Essentials】 🚘 Sydney Round Trip: Explore the city and surrounding attractions 🚗 Comfortable Transportation: Enjoy convenient travel throughout the trip 🚩 Chinese-speaking Guide: Experienced guide to lead the tour 💬【Itinerary Reference】 D1: Sydney Airport Pickup → Sydney City Tour D2: Sydney → Katoomba Town → Scenic Railway → Archway Lookout Trail → Three Sisters → Olympic Wharf D3: Sydney → Anna Bay → Sandboarding → Nelson Bay → Dolphin Watching Cruise D4: Free Activities → Sydney Airport Drop-off 📣【Check-in Spots Along the Way】 Sydney City The most atmospheric city in the Southern Hemisphere, with relatively concentrated attractions that can be visited together. 👉 Recommended Attractions: Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, Hyde Park, Circular Quay 💡 Travel Tips: Walking between each attraction can be quite far. Blue Mountains National Park A natural oxygen bar around Sydney, with many plants and towering rocks, and you can also check in at the characteristic towns along the way. 👉 Recommended Attractions: Scenic Railway, Cable Car, Archway Lookout Trail Harbor Scenery Experience fun sandboarding at Anna Bay, then reach Port Stephens with its long stretches of beaches and sand dunes, where the waves gently lap the shore. 👉 Recommended Activities: Sandboarding, Dolphin Watching Cruise 💰【Included】 ✔️ Stay at 4-star hotel ✔️ Chinese-speaking guide service ✔️ Sydney airport transfers ✔️ Lunch at Port Stephens

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Sydney's Citywalk is a great choice for exploring some of the most beautiful scenery in the Southern Hemisphere. The trails here allow you to appreciate the unique charm of the city in a leisurely atmosphere. This most detailed guide on the Internet, which I have drawn up after three visits to this great city of Sydney, will take you through the essence of Citywalk and make your journey full of surprises. 🤩🏝️ First, it is recommended that you start from Circular Quay. This is the heart of Sydney, facing the spectacular Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. In the sunshine, the white sail-shaped roof of the opera house shines brightly, making people want to take pictures. 🌞📸Walking along the pier, you can also enjoy the cruise ships from all over the world passing by, the sea is sparkling, and the scenery is charming. You can also see retro trams running on the way, remember to pick up your camera and record this moment! ! Next, heading south, you will reach Sydney's city park (Hyde Park). This is Sydney's largest urban park, with green trees and a great place to relax. The park has many walking paths and lawns, perfect for a picnic or a rest. 🌳🍃In the center of the park, you will find a beautiful fountain with water droplets sparkling in the sun, adding vitality to this green space. It is also an ideal place to photograph natural scenery and portraits. From Stadtpark you can continue to St Mary's Cathedral, an impressive Gothic building. The church's spire soars into the sky, and the stained glass windows inside are even more beautiful. 🕍✨After the tour, don’t forget to enjoy a cup of fragrant coffee in a small cafe nearby and experience Sydney’s coffee culture. ☕👍 Further along Citywalk you'll find plenty of street art and cultural activities. These artworks and performers add vibrancy to the entire city and make your journey full of color. 🎨🎶 Finally, when you return to Circular Quay, night falls, the lights of Sydney are turned on, and the Harbour Bridge and Opera House present another charming style under the lights. 🌃🌟This is a heart-warming moment that should be treasured forever. Sydney's Citywalk not only allows you to enjoy the magnificent scenery, but also allows you to experience the cultural charm of the city. Whether it's the sunshine during the day or the lights at night, every moment here is unforgettable. Get your camera ready to capture these beautiful moments! 📷💖 🏖️Environment/Facilities: The most beautiful city scenery in the Southern Hemisphere 📍Address: Sydney Avenue 💰Average consumption: Free #AustraliaMust-visit check-in spots #Sydney #TrainTravel2024 #CityPark

Three days in Sydney, full of fun and satisfaction, everything was perfect except for the lack of shopping time. 20,000+ steps a day, but not tired at all, and the kid was great too 👍 Stayed for three nights, captured sunsets from different locations each night, golden afterglow all over the harbor, the gentle silhouette of the Sydney Opera House, lalaland in reality, hard not to be moved 💙 Hotel 🏨: 1️⃣The Fullerton Hotel Sydney 2 nights (core area of the city, next to Martin Place, convenient to go anywhere, hearty breakfast) 2️⃣Quest North Sydney 1 night (Sydney weekend room rates are very high, the last night was chosen in North Sydney, there is a subway bus at the door, also thinking of visiting the North Sydney night view, the most important thing is to choose an apartment to cook, fry steak) Itinerary 📅: Day 1: The night before, flew from Melbourne to Sydney late, woke up naturally in the morning, the first day was mainly a leisurely Citywalk: Hyde Park, St. Mary's Cathedral, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Mrs. Macquarie's Chair, Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney Opera House. Day 2: Early morning Royal Botanic Garden (because the previous afternoon's Mrs. Macquarie's Chair photo was backlit, the teammate insisted on getting up early, re-punching the Opera House's beautiful location, and it turned out that the morning sea was indeed much more beautiful, 40 minutes round trip); after breakfast and rest at the hotel, took the bus to Bondi Beach; returned to the North Sydney hotel at 4 pm to rest and adjust, went to Lavender Bay in the evening to see the night view, walked along the coastal trail to Luna Park, took a cab back to the hotel, bought steak, lamb chops, oysters, and mussels at a nearby supermarket to make dinner at the apartment. Day 3: Woke up naturally, took the bus from the North Sydney apartment to Taronga Zoo 🐨, 20+ minutes direct to the north gate of the zoo, all the way downhill, returned to the south gate, took the ferry directly to Circular Quay, no return trip, recommended route! After getting off the boat at Circular Quay, took the bus directly to the University of Sydney, took a little stroll, went to Jeffrey Street Wharf in North Sydney to watch the sunset, very few people, a very quiet and great sunset spot, highly recommended! After dark, took a cab to the airport with luggage to catch a late flight back home ✈️

Family trip to Australia: Don't miss the University of Sydney and the wildlife park! The academic atmosphere and natural wildlife will let your kids learn while having fun. It's an amazing experience! -------------------- Australia is a dazzling gem in the Southern Hemisphere 💎, with a unique geographical location and rich history and culture 📜. From the sailboat shape of the Sydney Opera House 🛶 to the magnificent underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef 🐠, there are beautiful sights everywhere, and every step is a new experience. It is known as the country on the back of a sheep and the country on a minecart. -------------------- 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: ✈️ Arrive in Sydney - Hotel Rest Arrive in Sydney, head to the hotel to rest and adjust, and get ready to start your exciting trip to Australia! Day 2: Sydney Opera House -> Sydney Harbour Bridge -> Royal Botanic Garden Sydney -> Circular Quay -> Darling Harbour -> Bondi Beach One-day tour of Sydney city center: visit the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden, visit Circular Quay and Darling Harbour, and finally head to Bondi Beach to feel the sea breeze. Day 3: Blue Mountains National Park -> Scenic World Head to Blue Mountains National Park to admire the magnificent natural scenery and explore the wonderful landscapes of Scenic World. Day 4: Hyde Park -> Australian Museum -> Art Gallery of New South Wales -> Sydney Fish Market Sydney cultural tour: visit Hyde Park, the Australian Museum, and the Art Gallery of New South Wales, and enjoy fresh seafood at the Sydney Fish Market. Day 5: Puffing Billy Steam Train -> Phillip Island Take the Puffing Billy Steam Train to experience the charm of retro transportation, then head to Phillip Island to explore the island scenery. Day 6: Great Ocean Road -> Twelve Apostles -> Gibson Steps -> Loch Ard Gorge -> London Bridge Self-drive tour of the Great Ocean Road: admire the spectacular Twelve Apostles, challenge the Gibson Steps, and explore the natural wonders of Loch Ard Gorge and London Bridge. Day 7: Hosier Lane -> St Paul's Cathedral -> Chinatown -> Carlton Gardens -> National Gallery of Victoria -> Shrine of Remembrance Melbourne city tour: wander through the street art of Hosier Lane, visit St Paul's Cathedral, stroll through Chinatown to experience exotic culture, visit Carlton Gardens and the National Gallery of Victoria, and finally head to the Shrine of Remembrance to learn about history. Day 8: 🛫 Hotel - Airport Transfer End your wonderful trip to Australia, enjoy the private airport transfer service, and look forward to seeing you again! -------------------- Tips: - Specialty prices: Australia has many specialties with different prices, so it's recommended to compare prices before buying 🛍️. - Food: Don't miss the unique Australian food experience of kangaroo meat and seafood platters 🦞! - Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to go to Australia to ensure a smooth trip 📖. - Airport transportation: Sydney and Melbourne airports have convenient transportation, with taxis and subways to choose from 🚖🚇. -------------------- That's the end of the trip to Australia. I hope these guides will make your trip more exciting. See you next time!

Australia & New Zealand Tour, Fun for Seniors! Penguin Parade, Koala Cuddling, Geothermal Wonders, Farm Tours, and More! Check it out now! -------- Australia is rich in history and home to the spectacular Sydney Opera House 🎭 and the Great Barrier Reef 🐠. New Zealand, on the other hand, attracts visitors with its stunning Milford Sound 🚢 and the magical Hobbiton 🏡. Both destinations are unique and worth a visit! -------- 🛫 Itinerary: Day 1-2: Departure and Arrival in Sydney Depart from Beijing and fly to beautiful Sydney to start your exciting Australia & New Zealand tour! Day 3-5: Sydney In-Depth Tour Visit Jervis Bay and Coolangatta Estate, drive along the F6 Blue Ocean Road, and visit Flagstaff Hill and Sea Cliff Bridge. Then, explore downtown Sydney, including Hyde Park, St Mary's Cathedral, and Bondi Beach. On the last day, visit the Sydney Opera House and Royal Botanic Garden, and take a stroll around Sydney Fish Market before flying to Melbourne. Day 6-7: Melbourne Exploration Visit Dandenong Ranges, ride the Puffing Billy Steam Train, and head to Penguin Island. Then, explore downtown Melbourne, including the Old Parliament House and Royal Botanic Gardens, and visit Brighton Beach and Point Ormond before flying to Brisbane/Gold Coast. Day 8-9: Brisbane & Gold Coast Tour Visit South Bank Parklands, City Hall, and more, and take a cruise on the Brisbane River. Then, head to the Gold Coast to visit Paradise Country and Pelican Bay before flying to Auckland, New Zealand. Day 10-11: Auckland Adventure Visit natural attractions such as Rotorua and Waitomo Glowworm Caves, and experience Agrodome and downtown Auckland, including Mount Eden and Auckland Harbour Bridge, before departing from Auckland to return to Beijing. -------- Travel Essentials: 🇦🇶 Packing List for Australia & New Zealand 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as the voltage is different in both countries. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your visa and passport. 👕 Pack clothes according to the December weather, lightweight yet warm. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to stay charged. -------- Enjoy the exotic charm of Australia & New Zealand, and may this journey bring you lots of joy and surprises! 🌟

Sisters, I am not exaggerating, the scenery in Australia is really beautiful! ! The aurora is beautiful! 🐨Koalas and wombats are super cute! The opera house is also truly stunning. It is very cost-effective to go to Australia in this season, but you must make a plan in advance before setting off! Sisters who plan to go to Australia from December to February should remember this article and basically there will be no problem. Don’t be a fool! ! . 👗 Dressing suggestions for December-February ✔ Temperature: December to February is Australia's summer, with an average temperature of about 25°C ✔Outfit: loose T-shirts, tight vests, slim suspenders, comfortable dresses, shorts, miniskirts, flip-flops, feel free to bring beautiful clothes🌞, in addition, you can also bring a sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and an umbrella, be sure to do a good job of sun protection! ! . ⚠️Notes 1⃣Sunscreen is a must! Australia's ultraviolet rays are strong all year round, and it is easy to get sunburned 2⃣ Book your round-trip tickets in advance, so you can choose more options to avoid affecting your trip. 3⃣Be sure to check the weather conditions before going to the Great Ocean Road! The scenery on a cloudy day is completely different from that on a sunny day. 4⃣You can drink tap water in Australia, but it is not recommended. Drinking too much water can cause hair loss. 5⃣If you want to hug a koala, go to Currumbin Zoo and Paradise Farm on the Gold Coast, they are super cute 6⃣No matter what season it is, there are many people traveling to Australia, so air tickets and hotels 🏨 must be booked in advance, especially during holidays, as prices may increase and you may not be able to get a room. 7⃣Sisters, there is no need to bring too much food. 🛂Australian customs are very strict and all food must be declared, and it can basically be bought in local supermarkets, including Lao Gan Ma! . 🔖11-day super beautiful in-depth tour route🚙 DAY1: Fly to Sydney DAY2: Blue Mountains National Park DAY3: Free activities in Sydney, Bondi Beach, Harbour Bridge and Queen Victoria Building are all recommended DAY4: University of Sydney - Sydney Opera House - Royal Botanic Gardens - Hyde Park - St. Mary's Cathedral DAY5: Melbourne - Graffiti Street - Royal Arcade - Phillip Island to see little penguins DAY6: Great Ocean Road - Twelve Apostles DAY7: Go to the Outer Barrier Reef DAY8: Cairns-Kuranda Rainforest-Seaside Crocodile Restaurant DAY9: Gold Coast - Currumbin Zoo hugging koalas - Surfers Paradise DAY10: Free time at Gold Coast DAY11: Return 🔴Tips: Australian attractions are far apart and transportation is relatively complicated. If you go there for the first time, you can find a reliable local tour group to assist with visa processing, food, accommodation and tickets. You can stay well and don’t have to worry about transportation, luggage and other issues. It is more cost-effective and worry-free. If you are traveling with your family or looking for freedom, you can directly charter a car and have a great time~

7-Day Tour of Australia, Explore the Best Attractions! Super practical guide to help you explore the Australian style with ease, don't miss it! -------------------- 📅 Route Overview: Day 1: Arrive in Sydney, transfer to hotel by private car, free time after check-in. 👉 Arrive in Sydney, private car service ensures a smooth check-in and enjoy your free time. Day 2: Sydney Opera House 🎭 -> Taronga Zoo 🐨 -> Darling Harbour 🌊 👉 Visit the art palace, get close to Australian animals, and experience the nightlife of Darling Harbour. Day 3: Circular Quay ⛵ -> Sydney Whale Watching Cruise 🐋 -> Hyde Park 🌳 -> Bondi Beach 🏖️ 👉 Start whale watching from the pier, stroll through Hyde Park, and finally enjoy the sunshine at Bondi Beach. Day 4: Fly from Sydney to Melbourne, transfer to hotel by private car. 👉 Goodbye Sydney, hello Melbourne! Private car service, easy transfer. Day 5: Melbourne Museum 🏛️ + Royal Botanic Gardens 🌻 + St Paul's Cathedral ⛪ + Graffiti Street Station 🎨 + Carlton Gardens 🌷 👉 One-day tour of Melbourne, a close combination of culture, nature, and art. Day 6: Depart from Melbourne 🚗, tour the Great Ocean Road: Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse 💡 + Apollo Bay 🌅 + Twelve Apostles 🪨 👉 The Great Ocean Road is full of scenery, and the natural wonders are amazing. Day 7: Fly back to China from Melbourne, transfer to the airport by private car. 👉 End of a wonderful trip, private car transfer to the airport, looking forward to seeing you next time! -------------------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Things to Bring to Australia 📞 Australian SIM Card: Convenient for contact, check online to see which package is suitable. 🔌 Travel Adapter: Australian plugs are different, so bring a converter. 🪪 ID: Passport, visa, driver's license, travel with peace of mind. 👕 Clothing: November in Australia, spring and autumn clothes are enough. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Charge your phone and camera anytime, no regrets. 🧴 Sunscreen: Plenty of sunshine in Australia, don't forget sunscreen and sun hat. -------------------- All the travel secrets of Australia are here, don't miss it! Remember to follow me, more exciting things are waiting for you to discover 🌈

#photolocation I spent a wonderful afternoon in Hyde Park, Sydney's oldest park, and it was a delightful experience. The park’s lush greenery and beautifully maintained gardens provide a serene escape right in the heart of the city. As I wandered along the paths, I was captivated by the towering fig trees and vibrant flower beds. The iconic Archibald Fountain was a highlight, with its stunning sculptures and the soothing sound of water adding to the park's charm. I took a moment to relax on one of the benches, soaking in the atmosphere and watching the world go by. Hyde Park is not just a haven for relaxation; it’s also a place rich in history. I loved exploring the various monuments and memorials, including the ANZAC War Memorial, which serves as a poignant reminder of Australia’s history. The park was bustling with activity—people enjoying picnics, joggers taking their morning runs, and families playing on the lawns. It was heartwarming to see so many people enjoying this beautiful space.

| Car-Free 5 Days 4 Nights In-Depth Travel Guide.🎈Just returned from Australia, without renting a car, I relied on trains, buses, and walking to explore many amazing places. With the upcoming National Day holiday, I quickly organized a 5-day 4-night travel guide for friends planning to visit Sydney.💖 ✅Day1: Sydney City Wake up naturally and enjoy an Aussie brunch. Then take a stroll in Hyde Park, visit St. Mary's Cathedral and the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Have a coffee at Circular Quay, relax and enjoy the sea breeze. Climb up to the Observatory before 4:00 PM to quietly wait for Sydney's stunning sunset.🌇 ✅Day2: Sydney Suburbs In the morning, head to the University of Sydney to explore the Harry Potter building. In the afternoon, go to Bondi Beach, and in the evening, pick a big Australian lobster at the fish market. Whether sashimi or stir-fried with ginger and scallions, it's super delicious. The oysters and salmon here are also definitely worth trying.🦞 ✅Day3: Sydney Surroundings Take a train to Bowral town, enjoy a delicious lunch at The Press Shop, and browse the antique market Dirty Janes to feel the unique charm and tranquility of the town.🎐 ✅Day4: Whale Watching Every year from July to October is whale watching season, departing from Port Stephens. If you easily get seasick, be sure to take seasickness medicine in advance. The boat rocks a lot and it's windy, so remember to wear enough clothes.🐋 ✅Day5: Zoo Taronga Zoo is simply the best in my heart! It takes about 2-3 hours to tour the park, with many animal species. Taronga offers a great view of the Sydney Opera House, and the background of the giraffes is Sydney Harbour, making every photo a postcard.🦒

Getting There - by bus Attractions - outdoor garden and buildings Elizabeth St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia Very beautiful park to walk. Full of beautiful trees and flower. The park has a very nice War memorial. A great place to take pictures. Hyde Park, Sydney, is an urban park, located in the central business district of Sydney, in the City of Sydney local government area of New South Wales, Australia. It is the oldest public parkland in Australia.

Hyde Park in Sydney is home to the new hyde park memorial also many other memorials and statues,it's full of huge trees and many flowering plants. During the day you'll find people walking their dogs office workers enjoying their lunch on their breaks and many people enjoying the serenity of the park. It's a great place to enjoy a break from the city hustle and bustle and be in the city at the time,there's plenty of seats throughout the park to sit and plenty of grassy areas where you'll find people relaxing picnicking and even sunbathing on a nice day,just be carefully seagulls don't steal your chips.

Generally speaking, when people talk about Hyde Park, they always think of Hyde Park in London. Indeed, in terms of popularity and area, London's Hyde Park ranks among the top. However, this time we are not going to introduce London's Hyde Park, but the oldest Hyde Park in Australia, located in Sydney. The name Hyde Park is actually used in parks all over the world. There are more than 20 Hyde Parks in the United States alone, and there is always a Hyde Park in the United Kingdom, Australia and even South Africa. Hyde Park is located in the center of Sydney. It was built in 1878. The name is naturally a reference to Hyde Park in London which was built in 1637. Sydney's Hyde Park covers an area of ​​16 hectares (of course it cannot be compared with London's Hyde Park which covers an area of ​​140 hectares). It is rectangular and divided into two major parts, north and south. It is divided into the north and south sides by Park Street. If you get off at Museum Station, you will be closer to the south side of Hyde Park. If you get off at St. James Station, you will be closer to the north side of Hyde Park. The most famous attraction on the north side of Hyde Park is the Archibald Fountain. The fountain was built on the theme of Greek mythology. Statues of Apollo, the sun god, and Diana, the moon goddess, stand in the pool. It is one of the main attractions of Hyde Park. In addition, this beautiful white building, together with the palm trees on both sides and the high-rise buildings behind it, is perfectly reflected in the artificial lake in front of the memorial hall - the Lake of Reflections, which is a popular spot for taking photos and checking in. Today, Hyde Park has become Australia's premier outdoor recreation area with complete facilities, a great place for office workers to take a lunch break, and a gathering place for family holidays. When you come to Hyde Park, you can sit leisurely on a chair in the park and let your mind go, you can have a picnic or drink a cup of coffee with a group of people on the grass, or take a walk or run on the green avenue made up of countless fig trees. It is always so relaxing and it is a great way to temporarily leave the busy real life and get close to nature. At the north end of the park, there is a giant chessboard where anyone can play chess. It is very interesting to watch people carry the chess pieces to the chessboard. Hyde Park is also the gathering place for various important events every year, such as the Sydney Outdoor Art Festival (Art and about) in February, the Sydney Road Run (City2Surf) in August, the Sydney Zombie Walk (Sydney Zombie Walk) and the Sydney Noodles Night Market (Noodles Market) in October. They are all based in Hyde Park, which shows its importance. Opening hours: 24 hours Tickets: Free admission Address: Elizabeth Street, Hyde Park, NSW 2000, Australia

Hyde Park is in the heart of Sydney. Located right in the middle of the road, a large rectangular green space between the high-rise buildings. In addition to the clean lawn, the towering trees for more than 100 years, there are many beautiful statues, fountains, ponds, etc. The environment is really calm and clean. It feels so good to be here. The park was opened to the public as early as 1810. Every holiday, there are many locals who come out for leisure and entertainment, and they are very popular. At the heart of the park is an Apollo fountain built according to Greek mythology, consisting of a group of bronze sculptures. The St. Mary's Basilica across the road is Australia's largest and oldest religious building, and the Gothic spires are particularly beautiful and spectacular.

| Locals' secret stunning routes, check in with postcard-perfect scenery along the way. When you come to Australia, you must visit Sydney, home to world-class landmarks, sun-drenched beaches, lush national parks, and a diverse cultural atmosphere. Whether you want to experience the city's charm, explore nature, or enjoy food and art, Sydney can satisfy the needs of different travelers. · This time, I chose hiking as my way to explore Sydney—it allows me to experience the city's pulse up close and offers flexibility in planning my itinerary. Sydney has numerous hiking trails, and I opted for this classic city route, connecting Sydney's most iconic landmarks, combining nature, history, and urban scenery. From the magnificent panorama of the Harbour Bridge to the tranquil greenery of the Royal Botanic Garden, the scenery along the way is picturesque and ever-changing. You can also discover hidden cafes, street art, and local life, experiencing the city's charm more deeply than by car. · 🔀Route Overview: Observatory Hill → Harbour Bridge → Milsons Point → Sydney Opera House → Royal Botanic Garden → Hyde Park 🚶🏻‍♂️Total Distance: Approx. 10 km (including hiking + ferry) 🕰️Suggested Duration: 5–6 hrs (including photo taking and breaks) ⛳Difficulty: Beginner (some uphill and downhill sections, stairs required for Harbour Bridge) · 📙Hiking Route Description ✅Observatory Hill: Since our accommodation was in Millers Point, we only had to hike 500m to reach Observatory Hill. Observatory Hill is the highest point in Sydney's city center, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of the Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, and more. ✅Harbour Bridge: From Observatory Hill, walk down the hill along Argyle St for 10 minutes to reach the south entrance of the Harbour Bridge. Note that the pedestrian walkway is on the east side of the Harbour Bridge, while the west side is for bicycles. Built in 1932, the Harbour Bridge is approximately 1.1 km long and is an all-steel, single-arch, through-arch bridge, witnessing the century-old history of Sydney Harbour. Be aware that it can be very windy on the bridge, so it's recommended to bring a jacket. Those afraid of heights should walk closer to the inner side. ✅Milsons Point: Crossing the Harbour Bridge to the north end brings you to Milsons Point, a prime area on the North Shore. A must-visit is Luna Park; remember to take a photo as you pass its iconic smiling face gate. This amusement park, opened in 1935, holds childhood memories for all Sydneysiders. Don't miss the Broughton St Lookout, a great spot for looking back at the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House. After exploring Milsons Point, take a ferry from the wharf to Circular Quay on the opposite shore to avoid backtracking. ✅Sydney Opera House: A 5-minute walk from the ferry terminal will take you to the Opera House. The Sydney Opera House needs no introduction; it's not only a landmark, soul, and symbol of Sydney's identity but also one of the most famous buildings in the world in the 21st century, a world-renowned hall of art and culture. We booked a separate internal tour the next day, which I personally found to be average, not as stunning as the exterior. ✅Royal Botanic Garden: The Royal Botanic Garden is located south of the Sydney Opera House. The garden is very large, so take your time to explore if you have enough time. We headed straight for Mrs. Macquarie's Chair, a stone chair built in memory of the wife of Lachlan Macquarie, the fourth Governor of Australia. This spot is famous for being the best location to photograph the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. ✅Hyde Park: Exiting the south gate of the Botanic Garden, you can admire some of Sydney's landmarks along the way, such as the State Library of New South Wales, Hyde Park, St Mary's Cathedral, and the ANZAC War Memorial. · 💡Important Notes: ✅Sun protection is essential: Sydney has strong UV rays, so hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are recommended. ✅Wear comfortable shoes: Some sections are paved with stone slabs or are sloped.

#March2025 Hyde Park 📍Address: Elizabeth St, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia (St James Station, Museum Station, Town Hall Station) The vast Hyde Park is currently the largest and oldest park in Australia. It is only separated from St Mary’s Cathedral by a road. The huge Gothic building looks magnificent! ! ! ! The Archibald Fountain in the middle was built to commemorate the cooperation in World War I. You can admire it carefully and take photos. There are many different small details when you look at it from different sides. Hyde Park is located near the city and has many famous attractions. You can walk all the way there. We also bought coffee next to the large lawn in the middle and sat on the grass to bask in the sun with a group of people. It was super comfortable~~ People who like to relax are really suitable to come to Hyde Park. The scenery is beautiful and there is a sense of relaxation. 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours #Australia #Sydney #HydePark #nanatour

Hey friends! I've put together a 9-day tour itinerary for Australia, based on my own experiences and practical tips. It includes delicious steak dinners, winery lunches with steak, fresh and unique seafood, flavorful pizza, and a popular farm BBQ buffet! You can also explore Penguin Island, go dolphin watching, enjoy wine tasting at a winery, and visit Paradise Country and a glow worm cave. Trust me, you won't regret it! . Gday mate! Australia, a mysterious country known as the jewel of the Southern Hemisphere, boasts millions of years of history and unique, untouched landscapes like the Great Barrier Reef 🐠 and the Sydney Opera House 🎭. Its unique local customs, such as Aboriginal culture 🪘 and Aussie English 🇦🇺, allow you to immerse yourself in the local lifestyle while enjoying the beautiful nature. . 📌💖Itinerary: Days 1–2: ✈️ Depart from Beijing Capital International Airport and prepare to board your international flight. Days 3–4: Enjoy unique steak 🥩 and special seafood 🦐 in Sydney, and explore the city's highlights. Days 4–6: Fly to Brisbane or the Gold Coast, enjoy a BBQ buffet at Paradise Country, and don't miss a visit to Penguin Island 🐧. You might even get a surprise encounter with dolphins 🐬! Days 6–8: Head to Melbourne, enjoy local pizza 🍕, experience a winery lunch with steak 🍷, and enjoy a memorable wine tasting experience. Days 8–9: ✈️ Last stop: Return to Beijing Capital International Airport, and finally arrive at your destination, ending your pleasant tour of Australia. . Must-See Attractions: 🚂Puffing Billy Railway🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍1 Old Monbulk Rd, Belgrave VIC 3160, Australia ⏰Open 09:00–17:00 ⌚️Recommended visit length: 2–3 hours Travel through beautiful forests and fern-filled valleys on a vintage steam train and feel like you've gone back in time. Thomas the Tank Engine will also be there every weekend to spend fun times with everyone. 🎭Sydney Opera House🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia ⏰Open 09:00–19:30 ⌚️Recommended visit length: 1–2 hours This white, shell-shaped building stands in the harbor and is full of artistic atmosphere. It not only hosts high-end musical performances, but also has countless classic historical stories to tell. 🏝️Phillip Island🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Penguin Parade, 1019 Ventnor Rd, Summerlands, Victoria 3922 ⏰Open all day ⌚️Recommended visit length: 1 day Home to countless cute animals, this is a true animal paradise. Even a full day isn't enough time to meet all these little guys. 🏞️Paradise Country🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Production Dr, Oxenford QLD 4210, Australia ⏰January 1–April 24, open 10:00–15:30 ⌚️Recommended visit length: 2–3 hours This farm with Australian characteristics not only has rich performances, but also allows you to get up close to kangaroos and koalas. It's sure to be popular with kids. 🌳Hyde Park🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Elizabeth St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia ⏰Open all day ⌚️Recommended visit length: 1–2 hours Hyde Park is an oasis of tranquility in the middle of the city, close to the city center and full of history. Take a walk and feel the freshness in this big city. . 👝Travel Essentials: Must-have items for traveling in Australia! 🔌First, don't forget to bring a plug adapter and charger. The power outlets in Australia are different from ours, with three prongs. So a plug adapter is a must. While enjoying outdoor activities, you also need to keep your phones, cameras, and other electronic devices charged. 💳Second, be sure to have all your documents in order. Don't forget your passport and visa. At the same time, to make it easier to travel, it is recommended to prepare an Australian local phone card before arrival, so you can access the Internet and check travel guides at any time! 👕Finally, Australia enters autumn in March, and the weather starts to cool down gradually. While bringing some comfortable casual clothes, don't forget to bring a jacket and sun protection equipment such as hats, so you can enjoy beautiful Australia without worry! . That's the end of our Australia group tour. More excitement awaits you to discover in your luggage and enthusiasm!

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and this 11-day adventure through Australia is sure to amaze! From the special 80th-anniversary celebration of *Thomas & Friends* with a vintage steam train ride to classic destinations like the Great Ocean Road and the Sydney Opera House, plus cable car adventures in the rainforest and the Blue Mountains, helicopter tours, whale watching excursions, and sunset cruises on Darling Harbour every evening. Don't forget to treat your taste buds to the seafood delights at Dundees Restaurant. Pack your bags and bring the whole family along! -------- Australia, a land of unique history and picturesque landscapes🌳. Home to the magnificent Sydney Opera House and the breathtaking Great Barrier Reef🐠, Australia's friendly locals and unique customs offer a distinct Southern Hemisphere experience! -------- Itinerary: 🛫DAY1-2: Shanghai Pudong International Airport → Brisbane → Couran Cove Island Resort Depart for Brisbane and explore South Bank Parklands, Kangaroo Point, and the Story Bridge. Then, head to Couran Cove Island Resort for some Aussie farm activities and a golf cart adventure. 🌴DAY3-4: Couran Cove Island Resort → Gold Coast → Cairns Continue enjoying the resort's farm activities before heading to the Gold Coast. Fly to Cairns and take the Skyrail cable car over the rainforest, followed by a seafood platter at Ochre Restaurant. 🚢DAY5: Cairns Day Trip Enjoy a full-day trip to Green Island on the Great Barrier Reef, where you can snorkel and enjoy some ice cream. 🚂DAY6: Cairns → Melbourne → Dandenong Ranges Fly to Melbourne, explore the city, and then travel to the Dandenong Ranges to ride the historic Puffing Billy steam train in celebration of the 80th anniversary of *Thomas & Friends*. 🌊DAY7: Melbourne → Great Ocean Road Journey along the Great Ocean Road, taking in the stunning coastal scenery and the Twelve Apostles. 🎭DAY8: Melbourne → Sydney Fly to Sydney, visit the Sydney Opera House with an official guided tour, and explore the city center and The Rocks. 🐋DAY9-10: Free time in Sydney → Whale Watching → University of Sydney Enjoy free time in Sydney, followed by a seasonal whale watching tour. Visit the University of Sydney and capture the iconic sunset. 🛬DAY11: Sydney → Shanghai Pudong International Airport Return to Shanghai after an unforgettable Australian adventure. -------- Must-See Attractions: 🚂 Puffing Billy Steam Train: Journey through the forest valleys on a vintage steam train and meet Thomas! The special event is now open, so bring your little ones along for a fun-filled adventure. 🎭 Sydney Opera House: This iconic white shell on the harbor is not only an architectural masterpiece but also a world-class performing arts center. 🏝️ Great Barrier Reef: Explore the world's largest coral reef system and its vibrant underwater world—a paradise for diving enthusiasts! 🌊 Twelve Apostles: Witness the natural wonder of these ancient rock formations along the Great Ocean Road, a perfect spot for photography lovers. 🌳 Hyde Park: Escape to this historic park in the heart of Sydney and experience the city's tranquility and rich history. -------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: Essential Checklist for Australia 📞 Phone Card: Don't forget to get a local SIM card for easy communication and to avoid roaming charges. 🔌 Adapter: Australia uses different power outlets, so remember to bring an adapter to keep your devices charged. 🪪 Documents: Ensure you have your passport, visa, and translated driver's license for a worry-free trip. 👕 Clothing: Pack light clothing suitable for spring and autumn, along with sunscreen, for Australia's pleasant March weather. 🔋 Chargers and Other Essentials: Remember your phone and camera chargers, along with any necessary medications and a small amount of cash. -------- Join a group tour to Australia for a hassle-free and enjoyable experience! Don't hesitate—join us now! 🎉 Remember to like and save this post~🌟

#australiatrip Sydney is perfectly suited for CityWalk, a comprehensive guide to the best photo spots✅ 🇦🇺The city of Sydney is not big, and the attractions are concentrated, which is really suitable for CityWalk. Whether you want to enjoy the relaxation during the trip or start Sydney's 2w step rampage, you can refer to this note~ The must-check-in list has been sorted out✅ 1️⃣ Hyde Park As the oldest park in Sydney, it is as beautiful as Monet's oil paintings. It has convenient transportation and you can take the train to Museum or St. James Station. With St. Mary's Cathedral as the background, you are a princess on the run from a medieval castle👸🏻

Hey Friends! Get ready for a relaxing 8-day trip to Australia, featuring the Great Ocean Road, Koala Valley, the Sydney Opera House, and the delicious cuisine of the Southern Hemisphere's fish markets! . Australia, a land of unique history and picturesque landscapes🌅. Here, you'll find the magnificent Sydney Opera House🎭, and the mysterious Great Barrier Reef🐠. The locals are warm and welcoming, with diverse customs, offering you a unique Southern Hemisphere experience! . 🎉Itinerary: Australian Adventure Tour🌏 Day 1: Guangzhou✈️Brisbane Depart for Brisbane and get ready to embark on your Australian adventure! Day 2: South Bank Parklands->Story Bridge->Queensland Museum->Kooralbyn Valley Golf Course Explore the greenery of South Bank Parklands, stroll across the historic Story Bridge, delve into culture at the Queensland Museum, and finally, enjoy a round of golf at Kooralbyn Valley Golf Course. Day 3: Kooralbyn Valley Golf Course->Labrador Pelican Feeding->Surfers Paradise Continue your golfing at Kooralbyn, then head to Labrador to watch the pelican feeding, and arrive at Surfers Paradise in the evening to experience the vibrant nightlife. Day 4: Great Ocean Road Walk->Twelve Apostles->Apollo Bay->Loch Ard Gorge Admire the breathtaking ocean views along the Great Ocean Road Walk, visit the mystical Twelve Apostles, relax by the sea at Apollo Bay, and finally, marvel at the grandeur of nature at Loch Ard Gorge. Day 5: Federation Square->Hosier Lane->Bendigo Tramways->St. Patrick's Cathedral->Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria->National Gallery of Victoria In Melbourne, explore the bustling Federation Square, immerse yourself in the artistic atmosphere of Hosier Lane, take a ride on a vintage Bendigo tram, visit St. Patrick's Cathedral, stroll through the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, and finally, admire the art treasures at the National Gallery of Victoria. Day 6: Sydney Harbour Ferry->Watsons Bay->Sydney Opera House->Sydney Fish Market->Royal Botanic Garden Sydney->Darling Harbour Take a ferry across Sydney Harbour and enjoy the magnificent harbor views, then head to Watsons Bay for a relaxing time by the sea. Afterwards, visit the Sydney Opera House, savor the fresh seafood at the Sydney Fish Market, stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, and finally, end your day at Darling Harbour. Day 7: Sydney Zoo->Blue Mountains National Park->Three Sisters->Leura->Hyde Park->St Mary's Cathedral Get up close and personal with adorable animals at Sydney Zoo, then head to the magnificent Blue Mountains National Park to admire the magical Three Sisters. Afterwards, experience the charm of Leura village, and back in Sydney, visit Hyde Park and finally, St Mary's Cathedral, to experience its religious solemnity and sanctity. Day 8: Sydney✈️Guangzhou Conclude your delightful Australian journey and depart for home, filled with wonderful memories! . Recommended Attractions: ✨ Sydney Opera House: Not only does it host world-class performances, but you can also explore behind-the-scenes and admire the beautiful scenery of Sydney Harbour. Don't forget to enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea, perfect for us senior travelers! 🌈 Darling Harbour: Want a panoramic view of Sydney Harbour? Darling Harbour is the place to be! You can also visit the Sydney Aquarium and the Wild Life Sydney Zoo, and experience the local laid-back atmosphere. The evening fireworks and cultural events are not to be missed. 🐨 Sydney Zoo: Over 4,000 animals await your discovery, including many endangered species! Stroll along the African Boardwalk and Primate Boulevard, get up close with Australian native animals, and explore the fascinating world of reptiles and nocturnal creatures. . 🧳 Travel Checklist: Essential Items for Your Trip to Australia 📞 Be sure to get a local SIM card for easy communication and affordable Internet access. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as Australian outlets are different from ours. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents: passport, visa, and driver's license are essential! 👕 The weather in Australia in March is pleasant. Bring some spring and autumn clothing, as well as comfortable shoes for easy walking. . Australia, a land full of adventures, awaits you to explore every beautiful corner! 🌏✨The exploration never ends, Australia awaits your discovery!

Open the door to Australia, where beauty awaits you! With only 4 days, you can't miss this guide. Take it with you and fall in love with this mysterious land. 🎈Suggested Route: D1: St Mary's Cathedral -> Hyde Park -> Bondi Beach -> Sydney Fish Market -> Sydney Opera House -> Sydney Harbour Bridge On the first day, we will explore Sydney, starting from the cathedral, all the way to the sea, the fish market, enjoying coffee, and admiring the beauty of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. D2: Blue Mountains National Park -> Leura -> Scenic World On the second day, we will delve into the Blue Mountains, connect with nature, and experience the mysterious beauty of Leura. D3: Port Stephens -> Port Stephens Sand Dune Adventures -> Port Stephens Dolphin Watch Cruise On the third day, we will arrive at Port Stephens, play sandboarding, watch dolphins, and enjoy the seaside fun. D4: Free Time—Airport Transfer Service✈ On the last day, we will have free time, and then the driver will take us to the airport, concluding our wonderful Australian journey👋. Must-See Attractions: 🏛️Sydney Opera House: The white shell stands out like a beacon in the harbor. This👈is also one of the largest performing arts centers in the world, full of artistic and historical significance. It's simply amazing!😍 🌳Blue Mountains National Park: Here you'll find stunning eucalyptus forests, rainforests, and beautiful natural waterfalls, brimming with the breath of nature. Whether strolling through the forest or admiring the magnificent waterfalls, you'll find ultimate relaxation.🍃 🚡Scenic World: This place is very interesting. You can experience the hard work of miners and enjoy the scenery of the Three Sisters🌄. It's a true close-up with nature, where scenery and experience are perfectly combined. 💯Recommended~ 🌉Sydney Harbour Bridge: This bridge is one of the tallest steel arch bridges in the world, full of technology and modernity. Standing on the bridge, you can overlook the entire panorama of Sydney, a breathtakingly beautiful sight.📸Of course, don't forget to take photos to capture the beauty. ☎️SIM Card and Plug Adapter: Australia has excellent network coverage. Buying a local SIM card allows us to communicate with family and friends at any time and share the joy of travel. Don't forget that Australia's electrical outlets are different from ours, so bring a plug adapter for worry-free charging. 📃Documents: In addition to your passport, don't forget that you also need a visa to go to Australia. Also, bring some commonly used identification documents, such as a driver's license, which will be needed if you plan to drive yourself. 👕Clothing: March is autumn in Australia, and the temperature can be cool in the morning and evening, so remember to bring light cotton jackets and windbreakers. The sun is strong during the day, so short sleeves and shorts are also necessary. Hats and sunscreen are also essential, as Australia's UV rays are strong. 🔋Chargers and Spare Batteries: Chargers for photography equipment, mobile phones, tablets, and other electronic devices are a must. When traveling, if the power supply is stable, you can bring extra batteries for your electronic devices so you won't run out of power from taking too many photos. This concludes our Australian itinerary. We hope your journey is filled with laughter and beauty, and we look forward to hearing about your wonderful experiences~🌟

#australiatrip Visiting Hyde Park in Sydney was a refreshing retreat from the city’s energetic pace, offering a perfect blend of history, nature, and urban charm. As Australia’s oldest public park, it stands as a green oasis in the heart of the city, surrounded by towering buildings yet maintaining an air of serenity. Walking through the park’s tree-lined avenues, I was immediately struck by the grandeur of the Archibald Fountain, its elegant sculptures set against a backdrop of lush greenery. The sound of water cascading from the fountain added to the peaceful atmosphere, while nearby benches invited visitors to pause and soak in the surroundings. The park’s carefully manicured gardens and expansive lawns made it an ideal place for a leisurely stroll. I admired the Sandringham Gardens, a beautifully landscaped area with floral displays that added bursts of color to the scenery. The sight of locals enjoying picnics, joggers making their way through the shaded pathways, and visitors photographing the park’s landmarks made it clear that Hyde Park is a beloved gathering space. A short walk led me to the Anzac War Memorial, a striking tribute to Australia’s fallen soldiers. The solemn atmosphere inside, with its reflective pool and powerful sculptures, added a layer of historical depth to the park. As the afternoon sun filtered through the towering fig trees, casting dappled shadows on the pathways, I found myself appreciating the park’s role as a sanctuary within the city. Hyde Park offered a perfect moment of calm amidst Sydney’s bustling streets, making it a memorable stop in my exploration of the city.

Hey everyone! Here's your ultimate guide to an incredible 8-day Australian adventure! It's packed with itinerary planning, food recommendations, and top attractions. With this guide, your Australian trip will be worry-free! Check it out now~ -------- 💫Itinerary Overview: D1: Fly from Guangzhou to Brisbane 🔮Summary: Every artistic journey begins with a leap from city to city. D2: South Bank Parklands -> Kangaroo Point -> Queensland Museum -> New Farm Park -> Surfers Paradise 🔮Summary: Today's itinerary immerses you in a harmonious blend of artistic attractions and natural beauty. D3: Paradise Country -> Labrador Pelican Feeding -> Gold Coast Beach 🔮Summary: Indulge in the idyllic charm of farmlands, serene lakes, and breezy beaches. D4: Great Ocean Road Walk -> Twelve Apostles -> Apollo Bay -> Loch Ard Gorge 🔮Summary: Stroll along the Great Ocean Road, enjoying the tranquility and breathtaking natural scenery. D5: Federation Square -> Hosier Lane -> Bendigo Tramways -> St. Patrick's Cathedral -> Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria -> National Gallery of Victoria 🔮Summary: Journey through the vortex of history, finding yourself amidst the city's hustle and the park's serenity. D6: Sydney Harbour Ferry -> Watsons Bay -> Sydney Opera House -> Sydney Fish Market -> Royal Botanic Garden Sydney -> Darling Harbour 🔮Summary: Enjoy Sydney's stunning scenery, including the harbor, historical landmarks, and delicious cuisine. D7: Blue Mountains National Park -> Three Sisters -> Leura -> Hyde Park -> St Mary's Cathedral 🔮Summary: Today's journey concludes with an intimate encounter with nature and captivating cityscapes. D8: Fly from Sydney back to Guangzhou 🔮Summary: Our journey concludes, filled with cherished memories. -------- 👜 Travel Preparations: 📱In Australia, a stable internet connection is essential. Therefore, it's recommended to get a local prepaid SIM card and a Wi-Fi dongle for easy access to information, navigation, and sharing your travel moments. 🌍Australian power outlets are unique three-pronged sockets, different from the standard two- or three-pronged plugs we typically use. Remember to bring a plug adapter to avoid any inconvenience when charging your devices. 📜Don't forget your important documents: passport, visa, and other applicable I.D. A visa is required for Australia, and your passport and visa should be carried with you at all times for presentation when required. 🧥March marks the beginning of autumn in Australia, but the weather is still relatively warm. Pack light clothing like short-sleeved shirts and shorts, but don't forget a light jacket or two for cooler mornings and evenings. 🔌Keep your phone, camera, laptop, and other devices charged throughout your trip. Bring sufficient charging equipment and ensure they are compatible with Australian outlets. 🕶️Finally, don't forget your outdoor gear: swimwear, baseball cap, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Australia's sun is notoriously strong, so these items will come in handy. -------- Pack your bags and embark on a magnificent Australian adventure! If you found this guide helpful, give it a like! ❤

Hey ladies, the Qingming Festival holiday is just around the corner! Here's a super practical guide for a 9-day trip to Australia. Save it now and start your Southern Hemisphere adventure! -------------------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Sydney, enjoy a day trip around the city, and experience its prosperity and vitality. Day 2-3: Visit the spectacular Blue Mountains and enjoy the beauty of nature; then head to Port Stephens to experience the unique charm of the harbor. Day 4-5: Move on to the Gold Coast. In addition to enjoying the beaches and sunshine, you can also choose to visit Dreamworld or other theme parks. Day 6: Explore the natural wonders of Cape Byron, taste tropical fruits, and even have the opportunity to feed wild parrots. It's endless fun! Day 7-8: Fly to Cairns and explore the Great Barrier Reef. Get up close and personal with marine life and experience the magic of nature. Day 9: Delve into the rainforest, experience Aboriginal culture, visit Kuranda, and conclude this wonderful Australian journey. -------------------- Attraction Recommendations: 🌟 Sydney Opera House: With its white shell-like shape, standing by the harbor, it is not only a symbol of Sydney but also a world-class performing arts center. 🌳 Blue Mountains National Park: Explore the primeval eucalyptus forests, experience the mystery of the rainforest, and discover spectacular natural waterfalls. 🌆 Q1 Building Observation Deck: Standing here, you can enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the Gold Coast, as if the whole world is at your feet. 🐬 Sea World: Get up close and personal with marine life, experience the magic and wonder of nature, and create unforgettable memories. 🌳 Hyde Park: Located in the heart of Sydney, this historic urban park is a great place to find peace and quiet amidst the hustle and bustle. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: 📞 Remember to get an Australian SIM card for easy communication and staying connected. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as Australian sockets may be different from ours. 📜 Make sure to bring all necessary documents, including your passport and visa, for a smooth entry. 👕 The weather in Australia in March is moderate, so pack some light spring clothes and comfortable shoes for a more relaxed trip. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are also essential. A fully charged phone brings peace of mind. 🧴 Sunscreen is also very important. Australia has plenty of sunshine, so protect yourself from sunburn. -------------------- 🎉Exploring Australia is that simple! Remember to like and save this post, and embark on your dream Australian adventure!🌟

#uktrip Hyde Park is a stunning oasis in the heart of London, perfect for every season. In summer, it’s vibrant with lush greenery and people enjoying picnics or boating on the Serpentine. In winter, it transforms into a serene wonderland, especially with events like Winter Wonderland. A must-visit spot for nature, relaxation, and seasonal charm! For me the best park in London to visit and walk. Early in the morning there’s not a lot of people so the best time to go and visit. Kensington Palace and the gardens are amazing. The landscape and the scenery is magnificent. You must come if you are in London

Strolling through the streets of Sydney, the State Library of New South Wales stands like a time capsule, quietly telling stories of the past. Founded in 1826, the library's architecture blends classical and modern elements, creating a dignified and elegant atmosphere. Stepping inside, you'll be greeted by high ceilings, antique bookshelves, and exquisite stained-glass windows. Every detail exudes a rich sense of history. Here, you can enjoy quiet reading time or take photos to capture the charm of culture ✨. 🚶Nearby attractions ✅Hyde Park ✅St Mary's Cathedral ✅Australian War Memorial ✅Royal Botanic Garden ✅Art Gallery of NSW ▫️▫️▫️▫️ ⓘ ⓝ ⓕ ⓞ ▫️▫️▫️▫️ 🧩Name: The State Library of NSW 📍Address: Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000 🈺️Hours: Monday to Thursday 9:00 am–8:00 pm, Friday 9:00 am–5:00 pm, Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am–5:00 pm

City walks are a must-do in Sydney, and the Hyde Park area is usually the first choice. Hyde Park, the Anzac War Memorial, St Mary's Cathedral, the Royal Botanic Garden, the Art Gallery of NSW… I highly recommend adding this to your list: the State Library of New South Wales. It's one of Sydney's cultural landmarks, founded in 1826, with a blend of classical and modern architecture. The library boasts a rich collection of books and elegant decor. From the soaring dome to the exquisite stained glass, every corner exudes a rich sense of history. It's not just a great place to read, but also a great place to admire centuries-old architecture. The reading room on the first floor is truly captivating, with its antique, palace-like atmosphere and vast collection of books that instantly put you at ease. In addition to the extensive collection of books, there are also special exhibitions that are free to enjoy👏. I saw two sizable special exhibitions on the day I went, one of which was about Shakespeare, which I loved😍.

Address: Westfield Sydney/ Leve 4/108 Market st. Sydney NSW Atmosphere/Facilities: 360° revolving restaurant | Skyfeast buffet Features: SkyFeast is located on the second floor of Sydney Tower, on the 82nd floor of Sydney Tower in the central business district, offering unlimited aerial food and 360-degree rotating views of the harbor and city. Price per person: around NT$2,000 Rating: 8/10

Winter break is here! Want to experience the best of Australia? This 8-day travel guide will show you how to easily explore the Australian style. Don't miss out! / 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Travel from Shenzhen to Hong Kong, then fly to Melbourne to start your Australian adventure! Day 2: Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria to experience the charm of nature -> Visit St. Patrick's Cathedral to appreciate its historical significance -> Explore Federation Square and experience the local atmosphere -> Stroll down Hosier Lane and discover the street art scene. Day 3: Head to the Dandenong Ranges to admire the magnificent natural scenery -> Visit the Yarra Valley and savor the rich aroma of wine -> Explore Phillip Island and experience harmony with nature -> Watch the penguin parade in the evening and witness the wonders of nature. Day 4: Stroll through South Bank Parklands and enjoy some leisure time -> Walk across the Story Bridge and listen to its legends -> Visit the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and get up close and personal with adorable koalas. Day 5: Head to the Gold Coast beaches and experience the allure of sun and sand -> Enjoy the fun and challenge of surfing at Surfers Paradise. Day 6: Visit Mrs. Macquarie's Chair and take in the beautiful scenery of Sydney -> Explore the Sydney Fish Market and savor the delicious seafood -> Visit the Sydney Opera House and experience the charm of art -> Stroll through Hyde Park and enjoy the greenery in the city -> Visit St. Mary's Cathedral and admire its magnificent architecture. Day 7: Drive along the Grand Pacific Drive and admire the stunning coastal scenery -> Visit the Kiama Blowhole and witness the wonders of nature -> Take a Jervis Bay dolphin watching cruise and get up close and personal with dolphins -> Explore the beautiful Jervis Bay and create unforgettable memories. Day 8: Fly from Sydney back to Hong Kong, concluding your enjoyable Australian trip. / Must-See Attractions: ✨ Sydney Opera House: With its white shell-like shape, it's not only a Sydney landmark but also a world-class performing arts center. 🐧 Phillip Island: Want to get close to wildlife? Come here to watch the penguin parade, encounter koalas and kangaroos, and see colonies of seals! 🐨 Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary: A paradise for koalas, where you can also watch sheep shearing shows and experience Australian farm life. 🌳 Hyde Park: A green oasis in the heart of Sydney with a rich history, it's a great place to relax and unwind. ⛪️ St. Mary's Cathedral: A Gothic-style cathedral where you can experience a solemn and sacred atmosphere. / Travel Tips: - 📌Visa Information: You need a visa to travel to Australia. Prepare the required documents in advance to ensure smooth entry. - 🌦️February Weather: February in Australia has mild and pleasant weather. The days are warm and comfortable, but the nights can be a bit cool, so remember to bring a light jacket. - 🍽️Food Recommendations: In Australia, you must try the seafood platter and the famous Australian meat pie. Don't miss out on these delicious treats! - 🚗Transportation Recommendations: Self-driving is a great option in Australia. The road conditions are good, and the scenery is beautiful. Just be sure to pay attention to traffic rules and safety. - 📸Photo Spots: The Great Ocean Road and the Sydney Opera House are great places to take photos and capture your travel memories. - 💡Practical Tips: The Australian sun is strong, so be sure to prepare a sun hat and sunscreen before going out. / Australia awaits you to explore more unknown beautiful corners. Have a wonderful trip!🌟