Princes Bridge

The bridge is old and historic and one of the few bridges that cross the famous Yarra River. You can get water through various paths, ramps and stairs, but on the east side near Federation Square, the left is very useful. On the north side of the river is Flinders Street Station, which is the main train station in Melbourne, although there are trams. Federation Square is also on the north side. The main shopping area is also here. On the south side is the home of the NGV (National Gallery of Victoria), the art minarets and many performing arts centers (concerts, plays, plays, etc.). On the south bank is the south bank, where there are upscale cafes and restaurants. If you want to get on and off the boat in Yarra, you can book many places. Larger ferry from the north and smaller boats on the south. The views from the bridge, whether from the east or west, are fantastic, especially at night. You can still find some original construction sites in Melbourne's early buildings, such as lighting and sapphires, which were made from us.

Love this bridge, don't love this city~ The sun is full of the earth in winter wearing down jackets. Walking around the Prince Bridge in the nearby Federation Square can see that pigeons live leisurely. The rhythm is super slow. The bustling domestic life suddenly arrives here. Lonely and lonely. But when I say it, the scenery is really beautiful. I can only endure it for a week. Hahaha. See you next time.

Near Fed Square, Flinder's Street Station, the best view across the river

Princes Bridge connects the CBD to the southern suburbs of Melbourne. Pedestrians cross the bridge to the National Gallery of Victoria and the Arts District. It is also popular among cyclists. Trams along St Kilda Road (St Kilda Road) cross the bridge. When John Batman declared in 1835 that "this is a village place", it was clear that Melburn needed a good bridge. The current bridge was built in 1888. The bridge was 30 meters wide and 120 meters long. This sturdy bridge is made of bluestone (Melbourne's favourite building material), granite, concrete and cast iron. It has served Melbourne itself for more than 100 years. The Princes Bridge is one of the oldest arch bridges still in use. The bridge, incidentally, was named after Edward, the Prince of Wales, who later became Edward VII (King Edward VII).

Walking on the bridge, harvesting the scenery in Melbourne's ten-day tour, we will go for a walk near Princes Bridge every night, because this night view is so beautiful, the whole Melbourne is the most mellow, and the most amazing scene is displayed in front of us. We also stumbled upon this bridge when we went to dinner, and the bridge was very intimately installed for pedestrians, and we walked from here when we went to dinner. It was dusk, watching the sunset on the bridge, it felt particularly beautiful, the whole sky, like the salted egg yolk dyed color soon after there was still light flashing, even the fire cloud came out! And the whole bridge is across a river, walking on this bridge, blowing the river breeze, completely free from the severe heat of the heat. I think the most beautiful night view on the bridge is at night. When the night comes, the scale of the building's lights are on at the beginning, the bridge is full of traffic, on the bridge, one night light is on, and then the whole bridge is shining brightly, and it feels very romantic to walk on it! My girlfriend and I encountered the beautiful scenery, of course, I couldn't help but take pictures and punch in. Attraction address: 📍Swanston Street | St Kilda Street2. Opening hours: 6 am to 10 pm