Sydney Tower

Completed in 1981, the golden-domed Sydney Tower is a member of the World Wide Federation. It is very securely located at the central point of the shopping center. It consists of 56 Supported by giant cables each weighing 7 tons, it is the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere. It houses two revolving restaurants, an viewing floor and a cafe. Visiting the central point here is also quite worthwhile, because taking the high-speed elevator only costs The 40-second journey is an unforgettable experience in itself.

Sydney Tower is a good place to get familiar with the city's layout. Its 360-degree view is incredible. Visitors will see the entire Sydney Harbor and the other end of the ocean, as far as 80 kilometers to the west. In the Blue Mountains outside, high-magnification telescopes are specially equipped on the viewing floor to expand your horizons. There are also free tour guides to point out the most important scenic spots for tourists. The scenery you can see down is even more intoxicating, especially at night.

World Heritage - Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is located on the northeastern coast of Australia, east of Queensland, in the tropical marine area of ??the South Pacific between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Papua Sea, with a length of 2,300 kilometers from north to south. , with a width from 20 kilometers to 240 kilometers from east to west, a total area of ??4.79 million square kilometers, and an average water depth of 2,400 meters. The Great Barrier Reef is a coral reef, formed by the accumulation of countless coral polyps over 15,000 years. There are currently more than 700 large and small coral islands in the sea, each composed of more than 350 kinds of corals. It is one of the eight wonders of the world. In 1981, the Great Barrier Reef was designated as a World Heritage Site and became Australia's most famous tourist destination. It attracts millions of tourists from home and abroad every year to explore the wonders of the ocean world and appreciate Australia's unique natural customs.

The Great Barrier Reef was first formed 25 million years ago. Most of the coral reefs here are living corals, composed of countless tiny coral polyps. Coral polyps are coelenterates that grow in tropical oceans and can secrete calcareous matter. Over a long period of time, they have formed various coral reefs with different shapes and forms. The coral reefs in the Great Barrier Reef present a fascinating underwater world of colorful and diverse shapes in the azure ocean. There are also up to 5,500 species of marine life growing here, including sea cucumbers, starfish, rare platypuses, butterfly fish, etc.

East Coast of Tasmania

The east coast of Tasmania is simple and beautiful, with beautiful beaches, dangerous canyons and promontories. Take a stroll along the picturesque coast or swim at the lifeguarded beach.

The majestic Freycinet National Park is located in the coastal area, covering an area of ??10,010 hectares. Stroll, swim or admire the wildlife at beautiful Wineglass Bay.

Flinda Island is located in Bass Strait and consists of pink and gray granite cliffs. Ssolki National Park is full of natural atmosphere. Killiganchi's farmland and towns are filled with a strong rural feel.

Maria Island is a great place to escape. It's full of historic ruins, stunning coves and dangerous cliffs. Just a short ferry ride away from the shops and cars, with nothing but adorable wildlife in front of you.

Victorian Arts Center

The Victoria Arts Center has become a symbol of Melbourne. It is across the Yarra River from the center of Melbourne to South Melbourne (South Melbourne). Cross the Princess Bridge from Flindas Station and walk along St. Kilda St. for 5 minutes. You will see the new arch on the right. Inside the arch is the Victoria Arts Center.

This art center houses the Victoria Art Gallery, which has a collection of 25,000 pieces, making it the largest art gallery in Australia. The architecture of the Art Center is very admirable, with a vast atrium and a hall with stained glass ceilings, which are worth seeing.

Royal Botanic Gardens and Territory Area

This lovely botanical garden extends from the inland of Farm Bay. It was founded in 1816. It currently has a rich collection of native and foreign plants. Highlights include the Sydney Tropical Centre. The ultra-modern glass house on the outside interprets the mysteries of the tropical ecosystem and displays green plants from all over the world, as well as the tender green Sydney fern; at the same time, visitors can also stroll through the comfortable Palm Garden, or visit the rather beautiful original display of vanilla.

Gold Coast

Australia’s Gold Coast is a popular resort and entertainment capital. It has a variety of entertainment activities and attractions, suitable for tourists of all preferences. . Its attractions and entertainment activities include family theme parks, Australian native animal game reserves, tours of tropical fruit plantations, visits to Australian farms and maritime excursions. There are simply countless holiday festivals on the Gold Coast.

The Gold Coast is home to Australia's best and largest theme parks, including SeaWorld, Warner Bros. Movie World, Dreamworld and Aquatic Safari, each offering a variety of entertainment, and Full of excitement.

Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island is located on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia and is the third largest island in Australia. Culture and wildlife coexist harmoniously here, with animals such as sea lions, penguins, dolphins, koalas and kangaroos all coexisting harmoniously in a natural world

White sailboats in the bay: Sydney Opera House

A large comprehensive theatrical performance center in Sydney, Australia, it is world-famous for its unique architectural image. It is built on a stretch of land in Sydney Harbor that extends into the sea, facing water on three sides in the east, west and north, and facing the Botanic Gardens in the south. An international architectural design competition was held in 1955 to build this opera house, and the design of Danish architect J. Utsson was selected from 233 plans. In 1966, Utson resigned as chief architect of the theater, and the remaining interior design was completed by Australian architects. The opera house broke ground in 1959 and was completed in 1973.

The Sydney Opera House has a total construction area of ??88,258 square meters, including a large concert hall with 2,690 seats, an opera hall with 1,547 seats, a theater with a seating capacity of more than 500 people, and a small concert hall. In addition, it also has a rehearsal hall, reception hall, exhibition hall, recording hall, drama library and various ancillary rooms (such as restaurants, canteens, etc.) with more than 900 rooms, which can accommodate more than 6,000 people at the same time. .

The appearance of the Sydney Opera House is three groups of huge shells, standing on the base of a cast-in-place reinforced concrete structure that is 186 meters long from north to south and 97 meters wide at the widest point from east to west. The first group of shells is on the west side of the lot. Four pairs of shells are arranged in series, three pairs face north and one pair faces south. Inside is a large concert hall. The second group is on the east side of the lot, roughly parallel to the first group, with the same form but slightly smaller scale, and an opera hall inside. The third group is to their southwest, the smallest, consisting of two pairs of shells, with a restaurant inside. The other rooms are cleverly arranged within the plinth. The entrance to the entire building complex is at the south end, with a large step 97 meters wide. Vehicle entrance and parking are located under large steps.

Utzon’s proposal for the design competition was too simple, and later he encountered a series of complex and difficult technical issues during the project. For example, it was originally imagined that those huge shells were reinforced concrete shell structures. After in-depth research, it was discovered that each shell could only be divided into strips of reinforced concrete ribs, and then prefabricated in sections before being assembled into a whole. In order to reduce the difficulty of construction, all the shell pieces were changed to the same curved leather, so that each shell piece is equivalent to part of the surface of an imaginary sphere with a radius of 76 meters. It took 8 years to research and design the structure of these shells, and more than 3 years for construction. The project budget was US$7 million, and the actual cost reached US$120 million.

The Sydney Opera House is well-equipped and has excellent performance. It is a successful building for music and drama performances. Those huge groups of white shells on the water's edge are like sails on the sea, and like clusters of blooming flowers. Against the backdrop of blue sky, blue sea and green trees, they are graceful, light and bright. The building has come to be regarded as an icon for the city of Sydney.