Treasury Gardens

Have a good dinner at night, walk all the way to the garden, wait for the fireworks at midnight, beautiful, lying on the ground with a blanket and looking up at the sky, great, I got a message from my sister, she said, how romantic it would be if there was a boy proposing to you at this time, Melbourne, all seasons a day, day It’s so hot. I’m optimistic about the fireworks at night. I’m cold and the road is closed. I can’t get a taxi. It’s worth a visit anyway.

Located near the old fiscal building, it is called the Treasury Garden because it is on the side of the fiscal building. In fact, this is an open green space. In places like Melbourne, it is everywhere, and this garden covers a relatively large area and has few people. It is quite comfortable to walk and stop and wash your lungs. This garden can also be reached by tram 35.

Free attractions, beautiful scenery, super leisure, and the grassland is kept clean, you can sit on the grassland at any time to absorb the taste of sunshine and grass. There is a small lake in the park, which is also a good place to take photos.

The Treasury Garden, also known as the Treasury Garden, is a large garden on the east side of the CBD in Melbourne, which is very generous with the adjacent government buildings. Because of its superior position, it has become an important place for festivals, gatherings and gatherings.

Treasury Gardens (Treasury Gardens), also known as Fitzroy Gardens, is adjacent to Fitzroy Gardens. It is always pleasant to have such lovely green spaces in high-rise buildings. The park's lawns and trees are dotted with tiny fountains, including Robert Burns Memorial sculptures, John F. Kennedy memorial, William Clarke memorial statues of British politicians, and many Victorian statues of great men.