Carlton Gardens

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.

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.

There is a very large group of buildings in this garden, which is the most attractive part of this garden. They are a unified style, but each independent building has its own characteristics. Many tourists come here.