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Rod Laver Arena

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Rod Laver Arena is an iconic stadium in Melbourne, Australia. As part of Melbourne Park, it is the home venue for the Australian Open (one of the four Grand Slam tournaments). Here are its main features and introduction:

1. Naming and History

The stadium is named after Australian tennis legend Rod Laver, who was the first male player in history to complete the annual Grand Slam twice.

The stadium was built and opened in 1988. It was originally named &quot;National Tennis Center&quot; and was renamed Rod Laver Arena in 2000 to commemorate the tennis star.

2. Design and Capacity

The stadium has a retractable and closable roof, which enables it to be played in all weather conditions.

It can accommodate approximately 14,820 spectators and is the most important venue in the Australian Open.

The interior is equipped with high-quality lighting systems and air-conditioning facilities to provide a top-level viewing experience.

3. Purpose

In addition to tennis matches, Rod Laver Arena also hosts various large-scale events and concerts, including basketball, wrestling, concerts, etc.

Its versatility and high-quality facilities make it an important landmark in Melbourne.

4. Australian Open Features

Rod Laver Arena is the main venue for the Australian Open finals and has witnessed countless classic duels.

The court uses a hard surface, which was replaced with a blue Plexicushion material in 2020 to provide a better ball speed and bounce experience.

Rod Laver Arena is not only a holy place for tennis fans, but also one of Melbourne&#39;s important cultural and sports centers.

The Royce

Near Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria - Melbourne Gardens|St Kilda Road, Melbourne

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Near Chinatown Melbourne|Melbourne Central Business District, Melbourne

Puffing Billy Railway

Best Things to Do

The Wandering Architects

Puffing billy was an interesting experience in Melbourne! The first curve with nice view of the bridge was the best part but it gets quite repetitive after that.Good for a one-time visit, but lower your expectations for excitement.

Melbourne Skydeck

Immediate access

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Night view

Mahmud Yusuf

It gives a spectacular view over all of Melbourne. If you time ot with sunset as well, will be an amazing view.

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium

Family-friendly Attractions

Adler2020

Melbourne Aquarium is in a great location, right on the banks of the Yarra River in the city center, within walking distance of most city hotels. The aquarium has a fairly rich variety of species, some interactive programs, and a supporting restaurant. It takes about 3 hours to visit.

Melbourne Museum

Museums

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If you can only choose one indoor attraction in Melbourne, I definitely recommend the Melbourne Museum! Especially the Dinosaur Museum, completely subverted my imagination of the fossil exhibition - the skeleton of Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triangle Dragon actually got up through the 3D film &quot;live&quot;, and the anthropomorphic interactive plot made the paleontology super substitution! 🦖 immersive dinosaur museum: in addition to the shocking fossil display, The most amazing thing is to give dinosaurs &quot;character&quot; with technology. The bridge between Tyrannosaurus rex and Triangle dragon mouth in the film is like watching a prehistoric animation blockbuster! (But the full English explanation may be a bit difficult for young children) 🌿 Secret Tropical Garden: I didn&#39;t expect a mini rainforest to be hidden in the museum! Waterfalls, tree frogs, insect-catching nepenthes... The air-conditioned area feels the tropical humidity, and the design is too careful. 🐜 Insect Hall Eggs: Bamboo knot insects under magnifying glass, glowing firefly tunnels, and many interactive devices that can be operated by hand ▪️ The Australian Aboriginal Culture Exhibition Area has precious records Historical relics, quiet shopping to reserve 1 hour ▪️ rainy working days afternoon less people experience, Trip.com ticket is more favorable Although 3D movies are not very friendly to children who are not native to English, but compared to shopping malls, this is definitely the perfect choice for Melbourne cloudy/with a baby 👍

Melbourne Zoo

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A little distance from the city, but not far away. The types of animals included are also relatively complete. I saw the platypus that I didn&#39;t see in Tarongo, Sydney, last time. The children were very happy. Generally speaking, play for 3 hours.

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