Top Things to do In Fingal 2021

"The famous Royal Exhibition Hall is one of Australia’s World Heritage Sites. The Exhibition Hall is adjacent to Melbourne’s Central Business District. At that time, the exhibition hall was built to hold the Melbourne International Exhibition of 1880-1881. In 1901, the opening ceremony of the first Australian Parliament was held here. In the 20th century, a small part of the building and the side pavilions were demolished by fire."

"Melbourne Phillip Island, also known as "Penguin Island", is 140 kilometers away from Melbourne. It takes about 2 hours to drive and the road is very smooth. Watching penguins return to their nest in the evening is a unique and world-renowned landscape in Melbourne, Australia. It would be a pity if you don't see it when you travel to Australia. For nearly a thousand years, the penguins on Phillip Island jumped out of the sea on time in the evening, in groups, swaggering along the daily route back to their nests, stumbled and stumbled as they walked, unhurriedly, and attracted crowds of onlookers. I am extremely happy and forget about it, but I dare not laugh, because the island has adopted very strict protection measures. It is forbidden to take pictures with flashing lights, and it is forbidden to make loud noises. Most tourists can also consciously abide by it."

"This garden is very large (26 hectares). I once strolled through this garden before watching a theater performance, so I only saw some scenery. Located in the Central Business District, it is lined with trees and has a pleasant view. There are ducks in the pond. I have to introduce the facilities in the park-it includes the Melbourne Museum, the Royal Exhibition Building (closed when I visited) and the IMAX Theatre."

"The scenery here is very good, and there are many foods to offer."

"It is usually deserted and can be socially distancing from the people in nearby parks. Some celebrities are here to show what will happen to all of us in the end. The cemetery opened in 1853 and is located south of Carlton and 2 kilometers north of Melbourne's Central Business District (CBD), covering an area of 43 hectares. Since the opening, about 1 million people have been buried, including four prime ministers (the grave is the gravestone of Prime Minister Harold Holt) and other places of great importance. Although you may not be the first place to visit, it is worth a visit if you are interested in history."

"When we went there, it happened to be at the wedding, which was very interesting. The smiling faces of the new couple also infected us."

"The Gibson Steps is a famous attraction on the Great Ocean Road, and from here is the essence of entering the Great Ocean Road. Here you can walk down the mountain road to the beach to admire the two huge rocks of the Twelve Apostles, which is really spectacular. Personally recommend to come here to have a look, this is a must-see attraction on Great Ocean Road"