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Carlton Gardens
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Open all day.
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2-3 hours
Address: 1-111 Carlton St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia
mapOfficial website: http://museumvictoria.com.au/reb/history/carlton-gardens/
Phone: +61-3-96589658
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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.
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You can't miss Carlton Gardens, a World Heritage Site, on your next trip to Melbourne, Australia. Although you must travel to the outskirts of the city to visit, it is well worth the trip as these gardens encompass the Royal Exhibition Building and Melbourne Museum. You can enjoy the contrast the gardens provide from the city of Melbourne, as here you can hike, walk, play tennis and cycle. While you hike, cycle, or simply enjoy nature, your kids can attend the Children's Traffic School and learn about safety. Best of all, your visit to the Carlton Gardens boasts free admission.
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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.
Carlton Garden is also a famous attraction in Melbourne. The garden occupies a large area, with old trees in the middle of the road, all the leaves have turned yellow, and the autumn is strong. There is a fountain at the end of the tree path, and a couple of Hong Kong people are taking pictures of their wedding dresses. The fountain is exquisitely carved and has a strong classical flavor. The thick eyebrow boy feels like he has gone to a European garden. In the garden, there are many people sleeping on the grass in the morning. The thick eyebrow boy really envy Australia has such a beautiful public space. It is not like the so-called park in Hong Kong. He can do almost nothing except dancing aunt.
The garden was specially designed for the grand international exhibition held in Melbourne from 1880 to 1888. The Royal Exhibition Hall and the garden are made up of wood, brick, steel and slate. The overall style incorporates various elements from the Byzantine and even the Italian Renaissance. Its glorious period was before 1915 AD. More than 50 large-scale international exhibitions from Paris, New York, Vienna, Jamaica, Chile and other places were held here.
Carlton Gardens is a beautiful place for a long, leisurely, walk. The gardens are well kept and lead you to a memorial commemorating Australia's war veterans.
A 10-20minute stroll from the city the Gardens is home to The Royal Exhibition Centre and The Melbourne Museum. It also plays host to the Melbourne Flower Show each year and a number of other occasions. Not my favourite picnicking spot, good just to admire when visiting the museum or exhibition centre.