Carlton Gardens

Lovely place to walk past on the way to the Melbourne museum. This time of the year, there’s autumn leaves covering the walkways. There is even a small pond with some ducks in the corner. And right in front of the royal exhibition hall, there is a fountain where sometimes you will catch couples taking their wedding photos here.

The garden is large (26 hectares) and I once walked through the garden before watching a drama so only a few views were seen. Located in the central business district, tree-lined and pleasant. There are ducks in the pond. Had to introduce the park’s facilities it includes the Melbourne Museum, the Royal Exhibition Building (which was closed when I visited) and the IMAX Theatre.

Carlton Garden (Carlton Garden) is also a famous attraction in Melbourne. The garden covers a large area, the old tree is sandwiched, the leaves are all yellow, and the autumn is thick. At the end of the tree road, there is a fountain, and a pair of Hong Kong people are taking wedding photos here. The fountain is exquisitely carved, with a strong classical flavor, and the thick brow feels like he has gone to a garden in Europe. There are many people sleeping in the garden in the morning on the grass. The rough eyebrows really envy Australia for such a beautiful public space. It is not like the so-called park in Hong Kong. Almost nothing can be done except dancing aunty dance.

The garden was built in 1839. In 2004, Carlton Garden was listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO. Carlton Garden covers an area of about 26 hectares. In 1880, Australia hosted the Melbourne World Expo. The Carlton Garden and its adjacent Royal Exhibition Hall were built for the Expo. Now Carlton Garden and Royal Exhibition Hall are listed as World Heritage Sites. Now Carlton Garden is the most famous garden building in Australia.

The garden was specially designed for the grand international exhibition held in Melbourne from 1880 to 1888. The Royal Exhibition Hall and the gardens are made of wood, brick, steel and slate, and the overall style is a combination of Byzantine style and even elements from the Italian Renaissance. Its glory days were held before 1915 AD, with more than 50 international large-scale exhibitions from Paris, New York, Vienna, Jamaica, Chile and other places.

Carlton Garden in Melbourne is the largest public park in the city. It is situated next to the Royal Exhibition Hall. Here the lawn is huge and flat, the lake ducks and mandarin ducks are swimming freely in the garden, the garden is very quiet, the air is fresh, the grass is green in the spring and autumn, and the air is fragrant with flowers, so it is really comfortable to walk.

Here is Carlton Gardens, a large green lawn and a very artistic building. Seeing Chinese people taking wedding photos in it, I came to the forest park in Shanghai in a daze. The park is very big and quiet, and can tread on the soft lawn with impunity.