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When I was young (way,way back) I tried my best to study Australia History but I found the subject matter boring! Had I been able to experience the excitement, the romance, the thrill of a face to face encounter with this country's History, I think I would have learned and enjoyed it a whole lot more. I have selected what I believe to be the top historic sights in my hometown. The history of Melbourne is fascinating, I have visited these personally and as I write each one's review you will be able to click onto the image and check it out. Melbourne's Historic Sights
Visit for instance this amazing example of one of Melbourne's historic sights, The world famous Flinders Street Station. When Melburnians say meet me "under the clocks" they mean the huge clock with 13 smaller clocks below it over the main entrance to the station. These clocks give the time of the next train on all the suburban train lines. For decades the 13 clocks on the Flinders Street and Princes Bridge corner facade of Flinders Street Station have been the Melbourne rendezvous spot. Check out the huge Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ – an instrument that uses ninety thousand cubic feet of air every minute and can produce anything from a delicate whistle to a deafening thunder. Incredible Visit the grandeur of Como House providing a glimpse into the privileged lifestyle of its former owners, one of Australia’s wealthiest pioneer families. Take a ride on Melbourne's Heritage Tram the free City Circle tram Both Local and Overseas Tourist are able to ride a piece of Genuine Heritage Listed Australian History. The "W" Class Trams, coloured Maroon and Green, travel in a loop around the Business District of Melbourne. Just click on the Image Banner below and check out the tour. Subcribe to SuperNan's Getaway NewsAs I am adding new pages to the FGM site all the time may I suggest that you subscribe to SuperNan's Getaway News, that way you will always stay updated and fully informed.Just below there is a simple to fill out form. Pop your details in and I do make this promise that I will never send you rubbish or share your details elsewhere. You may perhaps prefer to just recieve my Blog postings. if this is so then just click onto the RSS/Blog feed button over to the left and keep well informed of any additions or changes to my Site. Check out this Video compiled by 77Aussie, this Melbourne Historic Sights, Captain Cooks Cottage experience has really been captured brilliantly. Start Your Historic Sights Experience HereFind Out Here Why I love SBI So Much |
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