It is the largest Catholic church in Australia, embodying many characteristics of Gothic architecture. Visitors are welcome to tour the cathedral when no events are being held, and tripods can be used to capture the spectacular interior scenes.
This is not just a library, but also a venue for many exhibitions in Melbourne. After arriving at the library, you can slowly savor the decoration style of the last century in a quiet atmosphere and go upstairs to take an overhead shot of the grand reading room.
The Royal Exhibition Building is the only building in Australia listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It combines elements of Byzantine and Italian Renaissance architecture. On a good weather day, you can visit here, explore the Carlton Gardens in front of the building, and take photos of this famous Australian landmark.
This bridge across the Yarra River is perhaps the easiest angle to photograph the Crown Entertainment Complex. Every day from sunset to midnight, there is a fire show at every hour, which is said to enhance the casino's 'feng shui'. It's a great spot for taking memorable photos.
This is the place where street performers in Melbourne appear most frequently. Each of them has unique skills, and the wonderful music makes this street feel like another world. If you like their music, you can also buy their CDs and get their signatures. If you just take photos, it is recommended to leave them some change as a sign of respect for their performance.
Flinders Street Railway Station
Flinders Street Railway Station is the oldest railway station in Australia. This century-old yellow Renaissance-style building has become a famous landmark in Melbourne. When taking photos here, it is recommended to shoot outside the station and capture some street photos nearby for a rewarding experience.
