Government House

Het mooie huis is gelegen in een geweldige geografische locatie. Het proces van gratis bezoek aan dit huis is een goede zaak en een goed inzicht in de geschiedenis van Sydney. De hele reis zal niet te lang zijn, dus het is makkelijk om de reis naar de plantentuin te verkennen en een korte loopafstand naar het operahuis toe te voegen. sterk aanbevolen.

Als je in Sydney bent, vergeet dan niet het bureau van de regering naast de plantentuin. (Hier zie je) Sydney is een prachtig landschap en een mooie piraat, maar het beste is dat er een gids in de hoofdkamer is. Deze mensen hebben het bezoek met warme en vriendelijke vrienden en hun kennis van het bureau, de kabinet en de geschiedenis van de regering aanzienlijk bevorderd.

Het kantoor van de regering in het Royal Plant Garden is gratis open voor het publiek, maar het moet bij een gratis bezoek aan het kantoor van 45 minuten worden geplaatst. Het kan niet foto's maken en de tour gids uitleggen van de kamers, woonkamers, slaapkamers en kamers van de gouverneur van de New South Wales.Behalve de kantoorkamer, is het prachtige landschap van de zwembaden en de bloembomen in het buitenkantoorpark ook waard. Het is ook mogelijk om in het park te gaan lopen op de Snow Poesie en de haven.

Governor's Government House is located in Bennelong, Benilong, in the northwest corner of the Royal Botanical Garden, overlooking Sydney Harbour. Approaching the Governor's Palace, I saw the Australian flag and the New South Wales flag flying on the top of the castle. Sydney was the first colony established by European colonists in Australia. Australia's first Governor's Palace was built in Sydney (the site of the First Governor's Palace is located in the front square of the north end of the Sydney Museum on Phillip Street and Bridge Street. The First Governor's Palace lasted from 1788 to 1945). In 1816, the then Governor of Australia planned to build a new Governor's House, but it was not completed until 1845, and the new Governor's House built in 1845 was the Governor's House in the Royal Botanical Garden. In 1901, when Australia became independent and Parliament was established in Melbourne, the Governor of Australia rarely used the residence again. Since then, the state government has reclaimed the castle as the Governor's residence of New South Wales, also known as the Governor's Palace, but the Governor's Palace of New South Wales. It was not until 1996 that the Governor's Office moved out of Sydney that it began to open to the outside world and has become one of Sydney's most important tourist attractions. The once beautiful colonial government residence is now part of Australia's colonial historic sites, and after renovation, the Governor's Office has remained as it was more than a century ago. Governor's House, Elizabeth Farm and Pilot Farm witnessed the beginning of Australian history. The designer of the Governor's Palace is the Royal designer of King William IV. He has participated in the design of Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace. Therefore, the interior decoration of the Governor's Palace is entirely English-style. There are conference halls, ballrooms, study rooms, dining rooms, living rooms, etc. There are portraits of successive Governors on the walls around the hall. All the windows are bullet-proof. Therefore, several key points need to be clarified here are "1. The site of the First Governor's Palace of Australia is located in the front square of the Sydney Museum (1788 1845); 2. The new Governor's Palace in the Royal Botanical Garden is the Governor's Palace of Australia in 1845 1901; 3. The new Governor's Palace in the Royal Botanical Garden is the Governor's Palace of New South Wales after 1901. Fig. 1 - "The new Governor's Palace built in 1845 in the Royal Botanical Garden; Fig. 2 - "The Harbour Bridge and the Opera House are overlooked on the lawn of Benirang on the north side of the Governor's Palace; Fig. 3 - "Another one from another angle.

I'm also drunk. The correct explanation here should be the Governor's Office of New South Wales, each state has one. Of course, the Federal Government also has one. It's a bit like the Provincial Committee of China, but actually it has no right. It's more concentrated in the state legislature. It's located in the Royal Botanical Garden, and it seems that many state governors are in the Botanical Garden.