Alexandra Gardens

When you visit Federation Square, make sure to continue walking east to this garden. You can walk down the stairs next to the Princess Bridge. On one side of this park is the Yarra Yarra River. There are many boating on the river. In the garden, you can see beautiful lawns and colorful leafy plants. When we were there, we saw locals and their families picnic in the open air. What a warm sight!

Children can run grass picnics and feed the swans here! The park is located next to the train station. There is a large grass here for picnics. There are a lot of parking spaces next to the park. Self-driving tourists can park here. There is a river next to the park, there are a lot of swans, and the scenery is pleasant, very reluctant.

After having brunch, full of energy, I set out to see the scenic spots. Doug said that Melbourne has no attractions, the biggest is Melbourne's Royal Botanical Garden, so we went all the way. The Royal Botanical Garden is accessible through a few smaller parks. And this Alexander Garden is the first small park we've ever walked through. In fact, the garden is not small, but in comparison, I do not think there is anything special. It is an oasis in the city, a good place for citizens to relax. Unfortunately, as a tourist, I walked around and felt that besides the lake next to it, it was really ordinary. But it is rare to have such a large area of green space in the city.

A good place to relax, Melbourne's major boating clubs, so many times will be river training, looking down the river super freehand.

After passing the Princess Bridge, Alexandria Gardens is shaded by grass. The pedestrian path next to the garden can not only enjoy the Yarra River view, but also the city center of Melbourne. The pedestrian path next to the garden can not only enjoy the Yarra River view, but also the city center of Melbourne.