Canberra | Four days and three nights dream trip.

| Four days and three nights dream trip. Dear friends👫, today I will share with you a super detailed four-day and three-night travel guide to Canberra. This is a wonderful guide for J people to travel on a whim✈️. 🌈Day 1: From Melbourne, the distance is very short, and it takes less than an hour to reach Canberra. It is really convenient. And luckily for us, all transportation here is free! So take the bus directly to the hotel to check in. Because I arrived very early, I stored my luggage first and then couldn't wait to start my trip. 📌The cupping room: I chose this restaurant for lunch. There were indeed a lot of people lining up. I waited for 15 minutes😭. The environment in the store is very nice, but it’s a bit of a pity that the pasta I had been eyeing is no longer available due to the change in the menu. The avocado I ordered tasted pretty average. But it doesn’t matter. You’ll know if it’s suitable for you only after trying it. 📍Canberra Center: This shopping mall is near the hotel, so I went there for a stroll and it was pretty good. 📍Mount Ansline Outlook: It is said that you can overlook the whole of Canberra from here. It is really convenient to take a taxi directly to the top of the mountain. Friends, please remember to bring thick clothes because the wind is really strong. I changed into a skirt and went up there, and was almost blown away 🥲. Waiting for the sunset and night view here, the sunset is really super beautiful and it is well worth waiting. If you are interested, you can visit the War Memorial, but I didn’t go. Friends who want to go can make arrangements together. 📌Chopchop: It was so cold when we came down from the mountain, so we went to eat Sukiyaki. After eating, I felt warm and great. 🌈Day 2: 📌Brunch - High road: The decoration of this restaurant is really beautiful, but the taste of the food may not meet expectations, which is a bit of a pity. But it doesn't prevent us from appreciating the beautiful decoration. 📍ANU - Lake Griffin - National Museum - Old and New Parliament House - Rose Gardens: I ran straight from ANU to the National Museum. Lake Griffin is really worth a visit! I took a lot of photos there, and after taking them, I strongly recommend that everyone sit there and quietly feel the cozy atmosphere. It’s really comfortable. You can also visit the rose garden! However, when I went there, the roses were not in bloom, only wisteria flowers. Luckily, I happened to be wearing a purple dress that day, which looked great in the photos! 📌Belluci's Manuka: Booked this Italian restaurant in advance, the restaurant is really beautiful. As for the food, it was generally good. The risotto was ok, but the cream mushroom spaghetti was a bit dry and ordinary. But the overall dining environment is still very good. 🌈Day 3: National Gallery - Portrait Gallery - Queen Elizabeth Terrance - National Botanic Gardens - Pop Canberra. The National Botanical Garden is highly recommended for everyone to visit! The tropical rainforest route is super photogenic! It’s really beautiful. 📌The tasty hill Korean BBQ: I was really looking forward to this dinner... The meat was good, but my personal experience was just average, so I won't comment on it in detail. But it’s also a different attempt. 🌈Day 4: Purple rain cafe - National library - ✈️. If you have time, you can go to the library and feel the different atmosphere. Dear friends, Canberra is really a charming place. I hope you can spend a wonderful time here. 💕Come to Canberra and start your wonderful journey. 😘