Collingwood

We had only one day to explore the city and I decided unanimously with the kids to go for a wonderful experience... different styles of art. The street was very lively. There was no free parking there!! Although there are several parking lots... for me, the $3 hour $15 parking fee is acceptable...it is worth it...three hours seems enough to visit the Wynwood exhibition, the area is full of architecture (artworks) that incorporates paintings, but you have to enter the exhibition. You will find cafes, restaurants everywhere...but remember to rehydrate!!

Collingwood Town is a very quiet town, because there are not many people here to travel, so you can feel its quiet here, the town is beautiful, the environment is great, it is suitable for a person to come and feel its atmosphere.

Collingwood Town is a quiet town located on the west end of National Route 60 on New Zealand's South Island. It is the only way to the north of Kahulangyi National Park (KahurangiNationalPark) and Farewell Sandbanks (FarewellSpit) Bird Sanctuary. Collingwood is also the closest place to Golden Bay. You can also rent a mountain bike in the town, explore the beautiful Orrere Valley, or rent a kayak and go boating in Loitanifa Bay.

Denmark is already cold in early winter, and a Christmas tree has been erected in the central square of the town, and many lights have been lit. Every family has begun to prepare Christmas desserts, and the same people in the past have a happy family. In their eyes, Christmas is as important as the Spring Festival.