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Tourism in Seeb: The best tourist places you can visit in Seeb

Tourism in Seeb: The best tourist places you can visit in Seeb

 

Seeb is the largest wilayat of the Muscat Governorate. It is a coastal area overlooking the Gulf of Oman and is famous for fishing. It is located several kilometers to the northwest of the capital. The Wilayat of Seeb overlooks the Gulf of Oman and is located at the end of the Governorate of Muscat from the northern side. Then the Al Batinah region begins in the north (Barka), and the Dakhiliyah and Al Gharbi region begins (Bidbid) and from the south is the Wilayat of Bawshar in the Governorate of Muscat.

Seeb includes many villages and cities officially known by the state, namely: Old Seeb (which includes a large number of villages and neighbourhoods, specifically the hamlets that are located along the coast of the state and are considered to be the main villages in the state, including Al-Yousef locality, Wadi Al-Bahais locality, Al-Souq district, Al-Shareja district The locality of the castle, the locality of Sur Al Hadid, Al-Manumho, Al-Mabilah, Al-Mabilah Al-Janoubiah, Al-Mawaleh Al-Shamaliyah, Hail Al-Awamer, Hillat Al-Rahbin (Al-Hail Al-Janoub and Al-Hail Al-Northern), Khurais Al-Awamer, Khreis Al-Habous, Al-Mabela Al-Janoubiyah, Al-Maabilah Al-Shamalah, Al-Khoudh & Rusayl, Al-Khoudh Al-Qadima, Al-Khoudh Al-Jadida & Al-Sharadi.

Seeb includes many landmarks of renaissance, progress, and industrial, technical, educational, social, agricultural and commercial development that were laid down by Sultan Qaboos bin Said… may God protect him… such as: Sultan Qaboos University, University Hospital, Military Hospital, Muscat International Airport, many health centers, Al Seeb Post Office, Al Khoud Post Office, Al Khoud Post Office, Al Maabilah Post Office, and Office Al Rusayl Post and the University Post Office, and it has many commercial complexes such as City Center, Al Bahja, Al Lulu, the wholesale market, Al Ameri Center, the new stores, Al Maawali Commercial Complex, Seeb Mall, and the International Exhibition Center.

 

 

It also includes many effects, including:

Al-Khoud Tower, Al-Jifnain Towers, Al-Raseel, Al-Khurs, Al-Silil and other towers, and the Fayqa Mosque in Al-Maabilah Al-Shamaliyah, which dates back to the year 251 AH, as mentioned in Tuhfat Al-Noyan in the biography of the people of Oman by Al-Salmi. And there is a contract of what is known as the Seeb Agreement. Wadi Al-Hayya and Surin, and there are valleys such as Wadi Salem bin Abbouda (known among the people as Wadi Abbouda) in Northern Khurais, Wadi Khurais, Wadi Al-Lawamy, Wadi Al-Arash, Wadi Gameh, Wadi Al-Khoudh and other medicines. It also has the Al-Khoudh dam, which stores rainwater and the valleys that flow into it, and it has become a protection and storage dam. The next lines on the most important landmarks of the state of Seeb.

The best tourist attractions and archaeological sites in Seeb
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Al Khoudh Village

It is one of the most famous tourist areas in the Wilayat of Seeb due to the diversity of its tourist attractions. The village of Al Khoud in the Wilayat of Seeb combines the fragrance of the past and the renaissance of the present. It also embraces among its mountains the picturesque nature that encouraged the revitalization of the tourist side, and to be a station and destination for many tourists throughout the seasons of the year.
The village houses ancient ruins that still survive today, and most of these landmarks vary between towers and forts, the most famous of which is Al Khoud Castle. The village also has abundant water, in addition to the large number of streams that flow along the valley. There are also ponds and water streams surrounded by dense trees. A large falaj and a wonderful group of aflaj pass through the village, and at the end of its aflaj a dam has been built to hold rain and flood waters.

 

 

Seeb Beach

It is the most famous beach in the Wilayat, overlooking the Gulf of Oman and one of the most prominent tourist destinations in it, with its soft white sand and clear turquoise waters, which made it a destination for lovers of water sports of all kinds, in addition to the charming and enjoyable views of the picturesque palm trees of the Wilayat of Seeb, as well as urbanization and modernity in the multiplicity of And the spread of high-end services, restaurants, hotels and resorts on its banks.

 

 

Al Naseem Public Park

It is located on the main road heading to the Al Batinah region, and visitors consider it one of the most beautiful and interesting natural attractions in the Wilayat of Seeb in Oman. It has an open public library for reading enthusiasts, as well as many restaurants, cafés and children’s amusement parks.

Al Bahja Shopping Center

It is located near the international airport in the northern Mawaleh area, and it is one of the largest and oldest shopping and entertainment malls in the country. Tourist places in Seeb.

 

 

 

city ​​center

City Center Muscat is a commercial center located on Sultan Qaboos Road 3 km from Muscat International Airport, Seeb, Governorate of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. The mall opened in October 2001. It is developed and managed by Majid Al Futtaim Real Estate.

 

 

Old Seeb

It is a group of old basic villages, and cities officially recognized by the state, and in general a number of regions belong to it, namely: Khoud Al Jadeeda, Airport Heights, Rusayl (Awakening Tower), Mabela, Al Matar, Al Seeb, Al Hail Al Shamali, and Mawaleh North, Al Khoudh Six, Sharadi, Al Hail South, Mawaleh South, Hail, Sultan Qaboos University, Old Al Khoud, Al Mouj Muscat, Knowledge Oasis Muscat, Souk Seeb, Mabelah South, Muscat Exhibition, Iron Wall, Hail Al Jano

Bayah, Muscat Hills, Al Mouj, Hail Al Shamaliah, New Airport, and Wadi Al Wami.

 

 

natural valleys

Such as: Wadi al-Hayya, Surin, Wadi Salem bin Abbouda (known among the people as Wadi Abbouda) in Northern Khurais, Wadi al-Lawamy, Wadi Khurais, Wadi Gameh, Wadi al-Khoudh, Wadi al-Arash and other valleys.

 

 

ancient ancient walls

Such as: the Jama wall, which was used to defend the town (Wadi Al-Lawamy) two hundred years ago, and the Al-Rawiya wall, which they call Yabit Al-Rawia, and it consists of six rooms and a liwan, and was built about 150 years ago.

 

 

sea ​​beaches

It extends over a total area of ​​50 km2, and these beaches are characterized by a beautiful nature, and they are served by a sea street that passes through all the villages of the Wilayat of Seeb overlooking the sea.

 

 

Daymaniyat Islands

It is a group of famous islands belonging to the state, and these islands have become a natural reserve for birds and turtles, and the time to reach them takes about an hour. It is located north of the Governorate of Muscat and east of the Wilayat of Barka and includes the marine ocean and nine main islands (Al-Kharaba, Al-Hayyut, Al-Jabal Al-Kabeer, Al-Jabal Al-Saghir , salted, lumia, kisma, el-joun, sons of el-joun). It was declared a reserve on 3/4/1996 by Royal Decree No. 23/96.

These islands are distinguished by their pristine nature and beautiful scenic landscapes that qualify them to become a nature museum. The Daymaniyat Islands are considered a wonderful protection area of ​​national and regional importance, as they have a rich natural heritage and are an important regional and international center for the breeding of countless types of migratory and endemic birds, where seabirds nest in a high density. Muscat Governorate, where there are many types of coral and coral reef fish in their bright colors. These diverse coral reefs and the surrounding seabed provide good opportunities to enjoy the treasures of the sea and its warm waters.

 

 

Various commercial complexes

Such as: City Center, Al Bahja, Lulu, Wholesale Markets, Al Ameri Center, New Stores, Seeb Mall, Al Maawali Mall, and the International Exhibition Center.

 

 

old markets

Such as: Al Seeb market, Al Khoud market, Al Maabilah market, Al Mawaleh central market for fruits and vegetables, and Al Seeb fish market.

Rabati Castle in Akhaltsikhe,Rustaveli Street

Rabati Castle in Akhaltsikhe

Rabbani Castle complex is one of the most beautiful and famous tourist places in Tbilisi and Georgia. From scrap to become a charming place different from others where you can take the most beautiful souvenir photos.

 

 

Rustaveli Street

Rustaveli Tbilisi Street is one of the most active streets of Georgia. It attracts thousands of visitors from the city’s residents and outside, as well as tourists due to its 1500 meters of exciting and attractive landmarks and places. Your tour begins in Rustaveli Tbilisi Street from Tahrir Square, which borders it and ends on Kostava Street. The street sings of the beauty that combines civilization, the ancient art of Tbilisi and the modern art of civilization, making the street a masterpiece in itself. As we wander along the Rustaveli Street Tbilisi Road, we find many wonderful landmarks and places, so you can visit the Opera Palace, which was built with Baroque art supported by modern architecture. You can attend many activities in it and you can visit the prestigious ballet building.

 

 

Tbilisi Zoo

Tbilisi Zoo is one of the best and most beautiful tourist places in Tbilisi, Georgia, and a favorite among families and children because of its suitable and enjoyable facilities for all groups and ages. The Tbilisi Zoo is one of the most attractive attractions for tourists from inside and outside the city, as it has more than 300 species of animals It was brought from the Caucasus city and outside Georgia from the rest of the world, including rare and endangered ones., While you are wandering with your family, you will enjoy more watching animals that you are not used to seeing always, especially predators of all kinds, including the mammals that you can see from them tigers, lions, leopards, bears and hippopotamuses. Which you may not see elsewhere, especially the cute little cubs.

 

 

Turtle lake in Tbilisi

Turtle Lake attracts thousands of tourists every summer and is the ideal place to spend a wonderful day, as it is one of the most important tourist attractions in Tbilisi because of its distinctive and enjoyable facilities. Turtle Lake in Tbilisi was famous by this name not because it contains many turtles as some think, but because its shape resembles The turtle from the top is a beautiful lake located in the heart of the hills at an altitude of more than 600 meters above sea level on the banks of the city of Tbilisi and overlooking it. And because the park around the lake has a dedicated walkway between the trees, we advise you to walk around the lake and in the middle of the hills and enjoy its mild atmosphere.3

 

 

 

Vardizia Monastery in Tbilisi

If you are a fan of history and everything that is said and looking for a facade and a landmark that carries traces of the history of an entire country, then you should visit Vardzia Georgia Monastery in Tbilisi. The first main city of the country and the most attractive historical landmark for tourists and visitors from inside and outside the country aspiring to experience history. The Vardizia Monastery was excavated and built at the top of Mount Orchili during the reign of Queen Tamara, who is the youngest and first woman to rule Georgia, and who was famous for her religion for this fear for her religion and culture, she built the monastery to protect The monks and some of its educated residents.

 

 

Monument to the Mother of Georgians

The Statue of the Mother of the Georgians Kartlis Deda is the memorial and the main symbol of Georgia, which overlooks the entire capital of Tbilisi, which is impossible not to notice from any point in the city because it is located on the top of the hill overlooking it. And tourist places in Tbilisi and the country and attracts hundreds of visitors daily from tourists and local residents in order to enjoy the appearance of the statue and the beautiful view provided by its location.

 

 

Narikala Castle ,Peace Bridge

Narikala Castle

The sacred mountain (Mtatsminda) hosts the fragments of the ancient Narikala fortress. It is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, and the Kura River. The fortress consists of two sections on a steep hill between the sulfur baths and the botanical gardens. It was first known as (Shoris Tseh), which means the brutal

 

 

fortress, or as it is said the enviable fortress. The cable car ride is also part of the attraction of the place as it reveals wonderful views of the city. You can enjoy the charming panoramic views of Tbilisi on the way … Inside the castle you will find St. Nicholas Church which is worth a visit, the townspeople call it “the heart and soul of the city”, the history of the construction of the castle It is the fourth century AD, meaning that it was there from the beginning of the city, later the castle was extended and expanded several times, starting from the seventh and eighth centuries by the Umayyad Arabs, so the castle in its modern state is a vivid example of Arab fortification. Then it was expanded again by King David Albani.

 

 

Peace Bridge

The Peace Bridge in Tbilisi is one of the symbols of identity for the capital of Georgia, which is also one of the most important and most beautiful tourist attractions in Tbilisi, and hundreds of tourists, visitors and locals pass through it daily. On the national and international peace that the Georgian government and its people have sung over the years since the dissolution of the Soviet Union., Tbilisi Peace Bridge is also known as the Glass Bridge, because it is made of glass and stainless steel, which makes it look fragile, but it is strong and durable, and in addition to these elements, it is a severe architectural masterpiece The beauty is unparalleled, the shape of the Tbilisi Peace Bridge is represented in a glass network bordering it from the top, while the glass walkway is located under it, so crossing it during the day is a unique pleasure, but visiting it in the evening is an incomparable experience, with the lights on it, it appears as twinkling stars reflected in the Kura River along 150 km. meter.

 

 

National Botanical Garden
The National Botanical Garden of Georgia is one of the oldest and largest botanical gardens in Georgia and the Caucasus, which is visited by thousands of tourists fleeing the hustle and bustle of the city in search of nature and relaxation. The National Botanical Garden of Georgia is one of the most famous cultural, nature and tourism attractions in Tbilisi for the fun, comfort and tranquility it provides.

 

 

The National Botanical Garden provides a lot of plants, trees and roses that visitors can discover, which decorate the garden as a natural painting rich in colors, where the types of trees in the garden dance from pine trees, bamboo, ornamental, medicinal and aromatic herbs, in addition to many colorful roses and flowers. The National Botanical Garden cuts a lot of The paved roads, which include wooden chairs on either side of them, because the walk inside this garden is long and branching, and you need to rest some time.

Alexander Chavchavdz House Museum

Alexander Chavchavdz House Museum

The owner of the house is a military leader, writer, academic, inventor and considered number 1 in the list of the greatest men in Georgian society. He is the son of Queen Catherine II of Russia. He was raised among the Russian nobility, and participated in many military

 

 

 

campaigns, regarding Tsinandali Park, which was built on an area 18 hectares, its founder Alexander Chavchavds was able to give it the character of distinction and individuality with a wonderful group of plants and decorated gardens, the garden is rich in the most wonderful plants coming from Europe, Asia, and America, the first restoration of the park was restored in 1887 by the most famous landscape designer at the time Arnold Rigel at the invitation of St. Saint Petersburg, and renovations are still going on to this day so that the world can witness the splendor of its natural landscape.

 

 

Old town in Tbilisi

You can have a nice time in the old town of Tbilisi and visit the old part of Tbilisi and have a real Caucasian experience. It’s not like any other old town you’ve seen in Europe and it has character.

 

 

Bakuriani

Bakuriani is a wonderful ski resort, some go to it for skiing, others consider it a great place to celebrate birthdays and Christmas there. The resort is located in the Borjomi province of Georgia, on the northern slope at an altitude of 1,700 meters above sea level, and it is surrounded by many forests Coniferous green, planted especially with fir trees, Bakuriani Ngo Resort is 30 km away from Borjomi, and it is located in the so-called Bakuriani Depression or Caldera. Continental, cold and snowy in winter, and warm in summer, Bakuriani is also home to the Botanical Garden of the Georgian Academy of Sciences.

 

 

sulfur baths

It is located in the old city inside Tbilisi, the Georgian capital, and one of the most famous therapeutic areas. The sulfur baths in Tbilisi, “Abanatubni Baths” are among the most frequented by many people in pursuit of their therapeutic benefits. If you are one of the people who suffer from joint pain or skin problems. All you have to do is go to that place and enjoy the treatment offered by its magical waters. You can also try beautifying yourself in Georgia by trying to dive in the sulfur bath, which is a bath similar to the Turkish bath or the Russian banya and has a great impact on improving your psychology as a new experience.

The most important tourist places in Tbilisi

The most important tourist places in Tbilisi
Botanical Garden

Botanical Park, one of the most famous tourist places in Tbilisi, is located just steps away from the Narikala forests in the city center. Many Georgians believe that these forests are the first tourist attraction in Tbilisi. The entrance fee to the park is symbolic and is 1 GEL according to the Georgian currency, you can stay and have a good time In this place all day without boredom, the National Botanical Garden of Georgia, formerly the Tbilisi Botanical Garden, is located in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, located in the Tsavkesis-Tskali Gorge on the southern foothills of the Sololaki Range. It occupies an area of ​​161 hectares and possesses a collection of more than 4,500 taxonomic groups. Its history extends back to more than three centuries.

 

Sataplia Cave

Some ancient monuments were found in this cave that indicate the presence of dinosaurs. It is located in the northwest region of the city of Sataplia. It was discovered by Professor Chapukiani. You can visit Sataplia Cave, which is located in a beautiful natural area. The Georgians decided to add some traces of the dinosaurs’ footsteps to draw attention. The place has more, and these steps are about drawing dinosaurs on the stones and adding some plastic maquettes … This helped attract a large number of tourists to visit this cave … It is located six kilometers northwest of the city of Stapleya and is known to contain traces of dinosaurs, and this makes this cave one of the best places to visit. The richest archaeological areas in the world and it is on an area of ​​300 square meters.

 

 

Luka Polar Ice Cream in Tbilisi

This is the discovery of a wonderful coffee shop, or you can say an ice cream shop. Advertisements for the shop are spread in the streets of Tbilisi, with a print of attractive ice cream shapes. The shop is located on Egmenshabeli Street No. 125, and it is characterized as a large coffee shop and a wonderful outdoor terrace, as well as an endless list of choices from Types of ice cream at a price of 2.9 jelly per 100 grams of ice cream, and what is amazing is the presence of an ice cream machine, through which you can serve yourself and enjoy any additions you like from types of fruits such as strawberries, cherries or chocolate, and there are also pancakes and sweets at low prices and all of them Fresh and at 2.9 GEL as well. The best coffee here is except Turkish coffee, but you can try a cappuccino for 4.9 GEL.

 

Georgian National Museum

You can learn about the local history of the city of Georgia by visiting the Georgian National Museum, which contains an impressive collection of well-preserved artifacts that will help you understand the ancient history of the country. You can also visit the Soviet exhibition, which has a special place in the National Museum. It will reveal to you many things about the system that used to rule not only in Georgia, but other countries in Eastern Europe as well. This place will impress you so that you can spend many hours in it without noticing or getting bored.

Tourism in Tbilisi

Tourism in Tbilisi

Tbilisi, also known as Tbilisi, is the capital and largest city of Georgia, located on the banks of the Kura River. Founded in the fifth century by Vakhtang I Gorgasali, king of the Kingdom of Iberia, Tbilisi has since become the capital of various Georgian kingdoms and republics. Between 1801 and 1917

 

, when it was under the rule of the former Russian Empire, Tbilisi was the seat of the Imperial Governor, who governed both the southern and northern Caucasus. This day developed it as an important transit route for various energy and trade projects. Tbilisi’s diverse history is reflected in its architecture, which is a mixture of ancient, classical, Middle Eastern, Art Nouveau, Stalinist and modernist architecture.

Tbilisi has a humid subtropical climate (CAFA Climatic Classification) with significant continental influences. The city experiences very hot summers and moderately cold winters. Similar to other regions in Georgia, Tbilisi receives heavy rain throughout the year without a separate dry period. The city’s climate is influenced by both dry air masses (Central Asia / Siberia) from the east and oceans (Atlantic Ocean / Black Sea) from the west. Since the city is confined on most sides by mountain ranges, the close proximity to large bodies of water (Black Sea and Caspian Sea) and the fact that the Greater Caucasus Mountains (as well as the North) prevent infiltration of air masses, Tbilisi has a relatively mild climate compared to other cities that have The same similar climatic conditions.

Tbilisi is a multicultural city. It is home to many different ethnicities. About 89% of the population is of Georgian ethnic origin, with large numbers of other ethnic groups such as Armenians, Russians, and Azeris. Its population exceeds 1,500,000 people (in 1997), more than half of them are Georgians, and there are Armenian, Russian, Ossetian and Azeri minorities, and as a multicultural city, Tbilisi includes more than 100 ethnic groups. About 89 percent of the population is ethnic Georgians, with a large number of other ethnic groups such as Armenians, Russians and Azerbaijanis. The city’s architecture is a mixture of Georgian, Byzantine, Neoclassical, Art Nouveau, Beaux-Arts, Middle Eastern, and Soviet Stalinist architectural styles. The older parts of the city, including Abano-Ubani, Avlabari, and to some extent in Sololaki districts, have a distinctly traditional Georgian architectural look with close oriental influences.

 

 

In terms of tourism, the city is a destination for tourists with its multiple ingredients, as there are in Tbilisi the parliament and government buildings (state advisors) in Georgia, as well as the Supreme Court of Georgia. The city has important cultural attractions such as the Georgian National Museum, Tbilisi Provincial State, Tbilisi Opera, Ballet Theatre, Rustaveli State Academic Theatre, Marjanashvili State Academic Theatre, Sameba Cathedral, Vorontsov Palace (also known as Children’s Palace today), many state museums, and the National Public Library Parliament of Georgia, National Bank of Georgia, Freedom Square, Tbilisi Circus, Peace Bridge and other important institutions. During the Soviet era, Tbilisi consistently ranked in the first four cities in the Soviet Union for the number of museums. Among the city’s historical landmarks, the most notable are Narkala Castle, Enshisati Cathedral (6th century, built in the 16th century), and the cathedral (8th century, reconstructed). Later), the Metekhi Church.

Melbourne Museum and Royal Exhibition Building

Melbourne Museum and Royal Exhibition Building

The Royal Exhibition Building is a World Heritage Site building in Melbourne, Australia, completed on October 1, 1880, in just 18 months,

 

 

To host the Melbourne International Exhibition, the building is still used today for exhibitions and special events. It is located in Nicholson-Carlton Street. The museum includes a variety of images of the society and cultures in it, and a Children’s Museum that offers a series of practical training activities aimed at motivating and engaging children. The museum contains a building for royal exhibitions.

 

 

Yarra River cruise

Taking a boat on this river is not only an ideal way to see the sights, but it is also an insight into the history of this river where many tour companies provide boats to enjoy a trip on the river. This river is considered one of the longest rivers in Melbourne, where the river passes through the city and its length is 242 kilometer,

It is also one of the best tourist places in Melbourne, the river is characterized by a pedestrian bank and includes many wonderful gardens and parks along the river, and the river is characterized by the main bridge that connects its banks.

 

 

Docklans

It is the newest area in Melbourne and is characterized by the highest concentration of green buildings. It also includes the most luxurious hotels in the city of Melbourne, and the neighborhood of Docklans is an enjoyable and beautiful visit and its services are available.

 

 

Queen Victoria Market

One of the most popular places for tourists and locals, it is a good shopping center since 1878 and there are many stalls selling toys, clothes, art, souvenirs, fruits, vegetables and other goods and extends over an area of ​​17 acres. The Queen Victoria Market (also known as the Queen Vic Markets or Queen Victoria) named after Queen Victoria who ruled the British Empire from 1837-1901, a prominent landmark in the Australian city of Melbourne, as the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere, so that it was included on the Victorian Heritage List as one of the symbols of culture and heritage in Melbourne,

The best tourist places in Australia

The best tourist places in Australia

Tourism in Melbourne
Melbourne Star Wheel

 

 


It is located in Melbourne, is a brand in Australia, is a brand in Australia, is a brand in Australia, with a height of 120 meters, and formed, in half the ground, rods representing the star of the Australian flag.

You can also see the shows that serve breakfast, as in the previous table, as in the previous table, the attractions that are located nearby such as the zoo, O’Brien ski facilities,

and others.

Union Square

 

 

Royal Botanic Gardens

It is a wonderful garden collection with a mixture of local and exotic plants including more than 10,000 individual species. The Royal Melbourne Gardens are located on the south bank of the Yarra River in Melbourne. Works on an area of ​​94 acres, on a special section for Australian plants only,

The garden is concerned with the study of plants and plants and their hybridization. And spread near it several restaurants such as Novida Restaurant, Coda Restaurant, The Point Hotel, and the most famous hotels in the Botanical Garden The Langham Melbourne, Travelodge South Bank Melbourne, Melbourne South Off.

 

 

 

Southbank, Arts, Melbourne

It is located in an area close to places close to Asia, where it is located in places close to Asia, cafes, cafes, cafes, interview

The Fairfax Theater and Theater offers wonderful shows.

The Homeland Museum in Victoria

Gallery 2003 Shapes Gallery Showcase Gallery Victoria Showcase Gallery Victoria At Gallery 2003 Extensively renovated in 2003, the museum displays in vivid, vivid stained glass and gives insight. The Melbourne Museum is located in Carlton Gardens,

It is the largest museum in the southern hemisphere. The image of the discovery of the origin of life in Victoria in 600 million years, successfully appears in the Science and Life Gallery.

 

 

Collins Street

Central Melbourne, Victoria in Victoria. Previously modified in the survey, the visit of the government in Istanbul, which is a group of family gatherings, the Iraqi government, the government, the government, the government, the government, Canada, the residential complex

Exhibited with its floors of historic villas and shops dating back to the late gentry 19 occupies the vicinity of cafes in adjacent places to places in the vicinity, where they are located inside the galleries that appear within the galleries.

Melbourne Museum and Royal Exhibition Building

The Royal Exhibition Building is a World Heritage listed building in Melbourne, Victoria, completed on October 1, 1880, in just 18 months,

To display clothing and special occasions, gallery violets, vendor, vendor, vendor, merchandise, merchandise and exhibits displays at fairs and galleries.

 

 

Yarra River cruise

Information about tourism in the river, as it is in the river, and within the river, and its length is 242 km.

It is also one of the best tourist places in Melbourne, the river, the river with a pedestrian bank in addition to the wonderful gardens along the river, and the river deserves the main bridge that connects its banks.

Docklans

It is a range of colors in Melbourne and the highest level in Australia. It also has the most luxurious hotels in Melbourne, Docklans’ paradise, a pleasant and beautiful visit, and its services are available.

 

 

Queen Victoria Market

One of the most public places, shops, shops, shops, shops, shops, market and Queen Victoria (also known as the Queen Vic Markets) Queen Victoria) after Queen Victoria who ruled the British Empire 1837-

1901, a landmark in the Australian city of Melbourne, as the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere, was even inscribed on the Victorian Heritage List as one of the symbols of Melbourne’s culture and heritage.

The best tourist places in Australia

The best tourist places in Australia

Tourism in Sydney
Royal Botanic Gardens

The Royal Botanic Gardens are sandwiched between the Sydney Opera House and the public green space. Overlooking the harbor, the urban park contains more than 7,500 species of plants, many of which are indigenous to Australia.

The standout collections include the Tropical Center, which features pyramid-shaped greenhouse plants, and the garden’s rare and endangered species. There is no entrance fee to the park, and there are free tours available as well.

 

 

Sydney Tower

The Sydney Tower is the tallest structure in the city and the second tallest observation tower in the Southern Hemisphere. , which offers a 360-degree view of the compact city, harbor and the surrounding countryside. Designed by architect Donald, the building opened to the public in 1981.

The tower contains three dining facilities, including the revolving 360 restaurant, bar and dining. The latest addition to the tower is the 4D cinema, which will enhance the theatrical experience with special effects.

 

 

Bondi Beach

Bondi Beach is a beautiful beach in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Bondi Beach is located 7 km (4 mi) east of the Sydney CBD, in the local government area of ​​Waverley Council, in the eastern suburbs. Bondi Beach is one of the most visited tourist sites in Australia, the area being Bondi Beach, North Bondi And the intersection of Bondi and neighboring suburbs.

Bondi Beach is also known as Bondi Bay; It is located 7 kilometers to the east from the central business district in Sydney, and this area is considered one of the most visited tourist sites in the Australian country, and the beach is divided into two parts: the first is the northern end, which is safe for swimming, and the southern end contains seven streams; Because of its proximity to the bus station, it is reserved for surfing, and there are red and yellow flags along it to identify safe swimming areas in it, and it has been added to the list of national heritage.

 

 

Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is one of the most prominent cultural landmarks in it. The building was built of concrete and steel cables to prevent cracking. It is one of the most beautiful theaters in the world. Construction began in 1958 and opened on October 20, 1973. The Opera House building includes three groups of interlocking shells that house two performance halls. Two mains and a restaurant. The structure is surrounded by pedestrian paths. In 1957, an international jury entrusted the task of completing the Sydney Opera House project to the Danish architect, Djörn Utzon,

The World Heritage Committee recognizes through the inclusion of this building in the Sydney Opera House as an artistic monument open to the community as a whole. The exhibition is an opportunity for all visitors to the house to wander inside the sculptures as if you were swimming in a sea of ​​light and brilliant colors. The exhibition extends for a distance of fifty-three meters and is nine meters high, containing a maze of tunnels and domes full of colors and sounds.

 

 

Darling Harbor

It is one of the large areas dedicated to shopping and entertainment, located in the center of Sydney and contains many of the most famous international and local restaurants, museums, shops for shopping and many places worth visiting,

Here, for example, you can visit the Australian National Maritime Museum, the Sydney Aquarium and Sydney Wildlife World. Then you can buy ice cream, drink coffee and eat at the many restaurants available in this area.

 

Queen Victoria Building

The Queen Victoria building contains 4 floors of high-end shops, restaurants, cafes and unique shops, characterized by beautiful architecture and decorations, and it is connected to Westfield Market by an underground corridor.
Some of the stores I like:
Vanato wood-fired pizza.
– Bobbyco toy store A large store characterized by exotic toys, especially hobby toys such as trains, cars, planes, a beautiful and entertaining store, and it occupies a large part of the market in the upper floors.

 

 

Sydney Aquarium

When you visit the Sydney Aquarium, you will see sharks swimming above and below you, in addition to more than 12,000 species of Australian marine creatures, which can be seen when you enter the glass tunnel, which extends over 160 meters,

There are long queues to enter the aquarium, so it is best to visit early. A visit to the Sydney Aquarium is a wonderful opportunity, especially for marine creatures lovers.

 

 

Darling Harbor

Darling Harbor is located ten minutes from the center of Sydney, and it is a vital location that includes many restaurants, shops, and entertainment attractions. 1831 AD,

It is now home to some of Sydney’s most popular tourist attractions, including the Australian National Maritime Museum, the Sydney Aquarium, an Aboriginal Center and an IMAX theater with the world’s largest screen. A kid-friendly Harborside shopping center that boasts a bowling alley. The eastern side of the waterfront includes upscale shops, bars and restaurants.

 

 

Sydney Harbor Bridge

It is a metal arch bridge that allows cars and all transportation, connecting downtown Sydney to its North Shore. The aesthetic view of the bridge and its proximity to the Opera House made them two famous tourist symbols for the city of Sydney in particular and Australia in general. The bridge contains eight lanes designated for crossing cars and trucks, two pedestrian tracks, and two rail tracks for the passage of trains.

The total length of the bridge is one thousand one hundred and forty-nine meters, and it extends from Dawes Point to Melsons Point, and its width is forty-nine meters, and its height is one hundred and thirty-four meters.

to five hundred and three meters, and its height is thirteen meters above sea level.

 

 

Hyde Park in Sydney

Hyde Park is characterized by its location in the city center and its proximity to the markets, surrounded by several important buildings such as St. Mary’s Cathedral and the Australia Museum.

Vast green spaces, fountains and memorials to a number of Australian VIPs. It is the oldest and most famous park in Australia and one of Australia’s tourist attractions, with an open area of ​​more than 16 hectares in the heart of Sydney, and Park Street divides the park into two halves, referred to as Hyde Park North and Hyde Park South.

 

 

Taronga Zoo

Taronga Zoo is located in the northern part of the city and overlooks the port directly, and can be visited by ships departing from Circular Quay port on a 12-minute trip. The most important tourist places in Australia are in Sydney, and the park is divided into eight geographical animal areas spread over 28 hectares It includes 4000 animals of 350 species,

It also has a shop, café and information centre. When you visit the park, you can walk around the place and see many animals of various kinds, such as giraffes, monkeys, koalas, and others. We advise you to allocate a full day to the park to enjoy all its facilities, preferably not during the weekend, which is very crowded with visitors., The park also offers many offers Animals suitable for adults and children, where you can see a display of birds, squirrel monkeys, and seals.

 

 

Luna theme park in Sydney

A small amusement park in the northern part of the city can be visited by boat from Circular Quay or after crossing the Harbor Bridge. Luna Park is one of the fun places in Sydney, through which you can see the most beautiful attractions, such as the Harbor Bridge, the famous Opera building with its unique design and the Botanic Gardens

It is very close to the Sydney Bridge, and if you have the opportunity to visit it, you will find many diverse games that are suitable for young and old, such as the ship game that everyone knows, the spinning wheel, the train game, aerial games and simple games for children.

 

 

Sydney beaches

Sydney is famous for its wonderful beaches. Dotted around the port are several sheltered bays with calm waters and sugary sands. For a great view of the ocean, take a coastal tour along the cliffs from Bondi to Coogee. Other ocean beaches include Kronulla (the only one easily accessible by train from the city), Bronte, Tamara, and Marobra.

 

 

Barangaroo  Reserve

The Barangaroo Preserve is an excellent example of a successful urban renewal project and a beautiful area for walking along the harbor. Transformed into a public container terminal in 2015, this 22-hectare terminal is now home to more than 75,000 native trees and shrubs, walking and biking trails, shops, restaurants, and event and exhibition space. It is named after an influential indigenous leader at the time of European colonization.

Tourism in Newcastle

Tourism in Newcastle

Newcastle is located in the north-east of England. The city has many historical monuments, some of which date back to BC. The Romans settled there two thousand years ago.

 

 

1- Tyne Bridge

The Tyne Bridge is one of the most important tourist places in Newcastle, with a height of 165 feet. It was built in 1949 and was opened by Queen Victoria. The bridge is made of steel

It is located in the same place where Ponce Aelius Castle was built by the Romans. It is intended for cars, bicycles and pedestrians. It is considered one of the most beautiful places where memorial photos can be taken from above because of its architecture and distinctive arc shape that makes it different from the rest of the bridges erected in England.

 

 

2- Victoria Tunnel

The tunnel is located at the bottom of the city and extends from the Town area to Taine, and the purpose of its construction was to transport coal from the Lysis mine to the banks of the river for loading directly onto the ships. air

The tunnel is now considered one of the most important destinations that tourists visit to simulate the reality in it, as it has been undergoing repairs, and part of the tunnel is opened to the public to view it with tour guides who mention its history with the availability of audio and visual effects of air raids during the war and to clarify the importance of the tunnel at that time.

 

 

3- The Discovery Museum

The Discovery Museum is one of the most important museums that expresses life in Newcastle and illustrates the maritime history and technological sciences that have passed through the city, reaching fashion, both in ancient and modern times.

Entry to the museum is free of charge. What is inside the museum is the important Tribana exhibition, which is located at the entrance to the museum. There is also a Town Seed ship, which is powered by steam turbines. Going to the museum is easy, as there is a lot of public and private transportation that is easy to board to reach the museum.

 

 

4- Newcastle Castle

The construction of the castle dates back to 1080 AD, and it is one of the most important and oldest landmarks of the city of Newcastle because of its great historical and tourist importance. Inside the castle is the famous Norman Church, which many tourists flock to. The castle also contains many manuscripts and artifacts from the Middle Ages.

Its historical buildings, decorated with walls, also left from the Middle Ages. The castle is located near important tourist places such as the High Level Bridge. The castle is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in Newcastle, which has a special place, attracting thousands of tourists every year.

 

 

5- Eastbourne Pier

The pier was built in 1870 in the Victorian architectural style. The pier features a wonderful view of the city and the English Channel in it.

It also has many shops that can buy the most beautiful souvenirs, and there are many restaurants that serve the best meals, and the sidewalk was badly damaged in 2004 AD, but there are many places in it that are still open, including the mysterious camera, which is a Victorian projector with a 360-degree view on the facade city ​​navy.