Places to plan in Victoria Private tours

1. Places to plan in Victoria Private tours Australia is one of the most diverse and multicultural countries in the world. With so much to offer and yet to be explored, millions of tourists flock to this island continent each year to be enamored by its natural beauty and modern architectures. The state of Victoria offers diverse adventures that would satisfy the curiosity of cultural, food, and sports enthusiasts alike. When you visit here, you will get the taste of the world's greatest coastal drives, intimate encounters with varied wildlife, relaxing springs, beautiful gardens, and superb cuisine and wine throughout the state. Although there are many ways to travel across the state as it's very tourist-friendly, the best way will be to hire a private tour. Places to see in Victoria Private tour. State Library of Victoria If you are a lover of books, culture, and libraries, then let Victoria Private Tour take you here. The State Library of Victoria was established in 1854. It houses over two million books and features seven huge reading rooms. The main attraction is the octagonal La Trobe Reading Room. This is the place where many famous writers have chiseled away their works. The oldest library of Australia also holds Captain James Cook’s folios, Victorian outlaw Ned Kelly's original armor, and the diaries of Melbourne founders John Batman and John Pascoe Fawkner. bilbytravel.com.au Page 1

2. Wilsons Promontory National Park The Wilsons Promontory National Park is a renowned holiday destination for Victorians and tourists alike. It is known as “The Prom” and is situated at the southernmost point of Australia. There are meandering walking trails, abundant native wildlife, idyllic coastal vistas, and spectacular scenery that is woven with bushlands in this 50, 000 hectare of the reserve. There is a visitor's center and a camping accommodation option at the Tidal River, along with a general store and other facilities. Royal Exhibition Building bilbytravel.com.au Page 2

3. The Royal exhibition building is the first building in Australia to receive the World Heritage Site listing. It was built in 1880 to host the Melbourne International Exhibition. Joseph Reed designed it. The building is famed for holding the first Parliament of Australia on May 9th. 1901. It is also a neighbor to the Melbourne Museum in Carlton Gardens. Princess Alexandra granted the building the royal title that it flaunted today in 1984. In recent times space is used to hold festivals and exhibitions. While booking Victoria Private tours place. , don't forget to check out this William Ricketts Sanctuary The sanctuary holds almost one hundred sculptures created by William Ricketts from 1934 until his death in 1993. The place is concealed in a fern-filled inlet. It is also nicknamed as the “Forest of Love” because it illustrates the creat0r’s love for the indigenous races and their connection with Mother Nature. In addition to the sculptures, there are grottos, park features, and streams scattered around the tree ferns and the lush mountains. bilbytravel.com.au Page 3

4. Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens This spectacular place is located in the Burnham Beeches estate within the Dandenong Ranges. It is situated at the Sherbrooke Road and was establishes by Alfred Nicholas in 1933. It is the same man who developed the Aspro Pain Killer. The garden encircles 13 acres of land with a rotunda, sculptures, charming bridges, moss coated ponds, and a mystic waterfall. At the end of the garden, there is an ornamental lake and a quaint boathouse which reflects blooms in spring and the vibrant foliage in autumn. With Victoria private tours, you get the chance to explore the place whenever and however you want at your leisure during your visit. There is a place worthwhile a visit for every traveler, so why not customize the tour. Make sure that your tour only has places that you are interested in our private tours. bilbytravel.com.au Page 4