Melbourne | The Royal Exhibition Building, a place you can never get tired of

The Royal Exhibition Building is located in Carlton Gardens in the northeast corner of Melbourne's CBD. It was built in 1880 and has a history of 145 years. 💁🏻‍♀️Identity and status ✅ The first building to fly the Australian 🇦🇺 flag ✅ The venue for the first federal meeting in Australia ✅ The only place in Melbourne listed as a heritage site by UNESCO The entire exhibition hall is magnificent and beautiful. It is said that its main inspiration comes from the magnificent domed cathedral in Florence. The overall design adopts the symmetrical style of the Italian Renaissance, integrating architectural elements such as Greek columns, Roman arches, and Byzantine domes. It is said that you can pay (seems to be AUD 44, with a ticket to the Melbourne Museum opposite) to visit the exhibition hall with a guide for 60 minutes. Visitors with limited English proficiency can wait for an exhibition event to visit ✌️. 📍 9 Nicholson St, Carlton