Canberra Review

During the fire, I went to Australia, traveling by car, and I was always worried about encountering wildfires, but it was okay to drive the east coast, but the road from Sydney to Canberra was confused, the impact of smoke was great, the street people were small, and the rare quiet capital.

Australia's capital is in Canberra, a small inland city with a population of just over 300,000. In fact, when Australia was founded, Sydney and Melbourne both wanted to be bosses, and both thought they were Australians, and no one looked at anyone. The Australian government had no choice but to take a compromise and create a new city between the two places as the capital, the new city is Canberra. So Sydney and Melbourne fought for a long time, no one became the capital, the capital moved to Canberra.

One of the most lonely capitals in Australia, Canberra is a quiet capital without the bustling bustle of Sydney and Melbourne and without a long history, it is quietly fulfilling its responsibilities as the capital. Toured Parliament and Mint, political and financial status embodied.

This low-key capital is far less well-known than Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and even Adelaide, and there are basically no tour groups to go. Fortunately, I took a six or seven hours round trip from Sydney and visited it in a hurry. The city is very quiet, green-eyed and very livable. The Capitol is a model of democracy, and both nationals and foreigners can visit and even sit in on the parliamentarians. The city, built in the garden, has a flower show from time to time, which is simply admired.

Canberra, Australia, haha, not Sydney nor Melbourne, location in between, pleasant scenery