A little Europe and a vintage feel in the Australian Palmwoods

The moment I arrived at Palmwoods, I felt like I was time traveling. It looked like a quiet rural village, but the hidden treasures in the alleys added to its charm. 1. The romance of Montrose, deep in the village The first is the ‘Montrose Water Wheel’, a building that seems to have been used as a mill or workshop in the past. The stone walls, brick stairs, and the large watermill in the center gave off a classic European vibe. This place was not just a photo zone, but the architectural beauty that harmonized with nature was impressive. 2. A vintage diner with a nighttime atmosphere The restaurant in the first photo is a legendary diner called ‘Rick’s Garage’. The exterior and interior, which seemed to have captured the sensibility of the United States in the 1950s and 1960s, made me exclaim in admiration the moment I saw it. The walls were decorated with gloves and photos of the legendary boxer ‘Mike Tyson’, making it feel like a cultural space rather than just a restaurant. The burgers and drinks I enjoyed here were more pleasing to the eyes than the mouth. Especially at sunset, the atmosphere was like a scene from a movie as the lights came on one by one. One-line summary of Palmwoods Palmwoods, where modern cafes and diners meet retro sensibilities to create a unique atmosphere, was a great place to rest during a busy trip. If you have time during your trip to Australia, it is a gem-like town worth stopping by for a day. #HawaiiFlightEvent