Bonita

What a beautiful place Melbourne is. Everywhere is a perfect place to take photos (according to me :D). I love the air, atmosphere, and all living things like plants that are taken care very carefully and birds that naturally live with no fear of any harm from human beings. In this post I'd like to share my experience visiting few of the parks and gardens in Melbourne. Royal Botanic Garden This is a living museum that holds collections of plants for educative, scientific, conservation and aesthetic purposes. This garden is huge! I've been there several times and still find it difficult to get myself out. This is a beautiful garden where you can enjoy your picnic in spring, summer or autumn days. Also, you can enjoy the chill inside it during winter time. It is easy to reach this park because it is just beside the Shrine of Remembrance. You can either walk from Flinders street station, or take whatever trams at stop 13 that goes to St. Kilda road. This is how the ent

Flinders street station Flinders street station is an iconic railway station of Melbourne. This is the central station to millions of Melbourne commuters. My English teacher said that this was Melbournians meeting place in the era when smartphone was not even an imagination. Under the big clock was where people promise to meet each other. Now, when everybody has got their own phone, (haha!) people still meet there under the clock. St. Paul Cathedral This church is located right across Flinders street station. It is open everyday for people who aim to seek for quietness, to pray and worship or just simply want to explore the history if this building. Rebuilt in 1880, this historical building then has been used for the Anglicans to worship. St. Paul Cathedral has been restored for several times to maintain the historical value of the building. Hosier Lane Walk down the famous Hosier Lane to enjoy and admire the street art of Melbourne. This lane is located only

Shrine of Remembrance is a must visit place if you come to Melbourne. This is a place first built for Victorians to honor and grieve those who died while serving Australia in World War I. It was opened in November 1934, and since then a lot of memorials have been added. This beautiful building is surrounded by a beautiful garden. Located in the city of Melbourne, this place is very easy to reach. From Flinders Street station you can either walk or take tram to get to this full-of-historical-items building. In front of the building Shrine of Remembrance at night time Photo from the other side of the building. You sure wanna come here  This is the second floor of the building. You can enjoy the view of the city from here Next you can access the inside of the building through the first floor or the basement. In the inside, you will see lots of memorable items from history that would amaze you. Some of the items even scare me, for example this Katana