2025 Camperdown Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

| Classic and Off-the-Beaten-Track Adventures. Still struggling to plan your Australian trip? Check out this guide for a unique and hassle-free experience! Pre-Trip Preparations 1. Visa: Apply for an Australian tourist visa in advance. Electronic visas are common, and using a reliable travel agency can save you some trouble. 2. Flights: Keep an eye on major airline websites and book 3–6 months in advance. You can save a lot of money on round-trip tickets during sales. 3. Luggage: Pack light clothing, sunscreen, an adapter, and common medications. Also, remember to bring Australian dollars and a credit card. Itinerary Sydney (3 Days) 📍Sydney Opera House: Visit this Sydney landmark and catch a show. Book tickets in advance on the official website. 📍Sydney Fish Market: A must-visit for seafood lovers. Enjoy fresh oysters and lobster while admiring the harbor views. 📍Blue Mountains National Park: Escape the city bustle and take a cable car or hike to admire the primeval forests and the magnificent Three Sisters rock formation. Melbourne (2 Days) 📍Flinders Street Station: Take photos of this photogenic, retro, beige building. 📍Great Ocean Road: Drive yourself or join a day trip to admire the stunning coastal scenery, including the Twelve Apostles. 📍Hosier Lane: Check out the street art and take some photos. Cairns (2 Days) 📍Great Barrier Reef: Dive, snorkel, or take a helicopter tour for breathtaking views of the world's largest and longest coral reef system. 📍Kuranda Rainforest: Explore the rainforest by cable car or vintage train and see unique plants and animals. Gold Coast (2 Days) 📍Surfers Paradise: Enjoy the sun, sand, and waves. Even if you don't surf, you can hire an instructor for a lesson. 📍Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary: Cuddle koalas, feed kangaroos, and get up close and personal with adorable animals. Off-the-Beaten-Track Experiences 💖Watch the sunrise and sunset over the desert in Uluru and experience the beauty and tranquility of nature. 💖Explore Tasmania: Hike Cradle Mountain, admire the views at Wineglass Bay, and experience the island's pristine beauty. 💖Take a sunset cruise on Sydney Harbour and enjoy the romantic atmosphere and city lights. Food Recommendations 🦀Australian Lobster: Don't miss this delicious, top-quality seafood. 🍟Fish and Chips: A classic snack with a crispy exterior. 🥧Meat Pie: A traditional Australian dish with beef filling and tomato sauce. 🍦Golden Gaytime: A popular local ice cream with a unique and unforgettable flavor. Transportation Guide 🚗Car Rental: Suitable for group travel, offering convenience and flexibility. Obtain an international driving permit translation in advance. 🚌Public Transportation: Major cities have buses and trains. Purchasing a travel card is more cost-effective. ✈️Domestic Flights: Distances between cities are long. Flying saves time. Book in advance for discounts. Tips to Avoid Trouble 1. Australian customs regulations are strict. Declare any food, animal, or plant products. 2. Do not feed wild animals. You may be fined for doing so. 3. Most hotels do not provide toiletries. Remember to bring your own. Save this guide and start your dream trip to Australia! Leave your questions in the comments section, and we look forward to hearing about your travel experiences.

The University of Sydney is perfect for city walks and photoshoots😁: 🌟Harry Potter Building: The Gothic architecture creates a magical atmosphere, making you feel like you've stepped into the wizarding world. Don't miss taking photos here📸 🌟Campus Lawn: Relax on the lush green lawn and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the campus. You might even spot some cute squirrels🐿️ 🌟Museum: Explore the university's museum, which houses many precious exhibits, allowing you to delve into the history and culture of the University of Sydney. Art lovers shouldn't miss this🎨 🍽️Food: There are many cafes and restaurants both on and off campus where you can enjoy a variety of cuisines. Perfect for refueling after a long walk.

►The University of Sydney, with a history of more than 160 years, is known as "Australia's No. 1 University" and has the reputation of "Oxford in the Southern Hemisphere". ▪ One of the must-visit places in Sydney, the University of Sydney is usually mentioned because it is the best university in Australia. Some people also say it is the University of Melbourne, they are equally good! It's also good to smell the fragrance of books ▪Great inventions such as Wi-Fi wireless network, B-ultrasound, artificial pacemaker, aircraft black box, CAPA ventilator, cochlear implant, etc. all come from this school. Sydney Harbour Bridge and CN Tower are also designed by Sydney University alumni! ►The destination is the oldest building at the University of Sydney ▪I happened to encounter a wedding convoy of a newlywed couple in front of the building. The 5 vintage Rolls-Royces were very eye-catching. It has become a trend to hold weddings in churches on university campuses, so dressing up is a must! ▪It is said that this is not the filming location of Harry Potter. The real location of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is Durham Cathedral in the UK, which has some similarities with this ancient building of the University of Sydney! So Harry Potter was never filmed in Australia! ▪However, this does not affect our appreciation of this Gothic courtyard, whose exquisiteness is comparable to that of European architecture! A student debate had just ended inside the auditorium, and the ceiling looked a bit like the magic school in Harry Potter! ►Sydney University athletics field There are many young adults here who bring their children out to play, which just happens to be in line with the Australian lifestyle introduced earlier: "8 hours of work, 8 hours of rest, and 8 hours of entertainment"! ►Transportation: Take the train and get off at Redfern Station

The University of Sydney was established in 1850, and it is the first university in Oceania and the Southern Hemisphere. Throughout its history, the University of Sydney has produced 7 Nobel laureates, 8 Australian Prime Ministers, 23 High Court judges, the first President of the United Nations General Assembly, a President of the International Court of Justice, as well as two Presidents of the World Bank. Many tourists visit the University of Sydney mainly to check in at The Quadrangle, the 'Harry Potter' main building of the university. This castle-like building, constructed in 1855, is one of the iconic structures of the University of Sydney. It follows the tradition and elements of British universities, adorned with portraits and initials of Queen Victoria and the Prince, the royal motto, crowns, and the Tudor dynasty's roses. The Quadrangle is nicknamed the 'Harry Potter' building because of its resemblance to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 'Harry Potter'. In fact, the filming location for 'Harry Potter' was Durham Cathedral in the UK, not here. Another anecdote worth mentioning is that there was originally a Jacaranda tree planted in 1928 at the right corner of the Quadrangle. It was said that anyone hit by its falling flowers would fail their exams. The tree was blown down in 2016, and the one standing now is a replant. The scenery of the University of Sydney is not limited to the Quadrangle. Wandering around the campus, one can see a variety of architectural styles, some classical, some modern, coexisting in harmony and complementing each other. Especially the confident and sunny demeanor of the students, which is enviable. One can't help but exclaim, studying here is such a blissful thing. — Travel tips — ▫️Transportation: Accessible by several bus lines. A 10-minute walk to the main building. ▫️Visiting time: 1-2 hours.

The University of Sydney Harry Potter Building The Quadrangle, also known as the Harry Potter Building, is the filming location for Harry Potter movies 1-4. It is also the most historically significant building at the University of Sydney. I would still take a walk nearby during my five years at the university because it's really photogenic. This prestigious Australian institution, founded in 1850, has ancient Gothic teaching buildings. These buildings were originally designed in the style of Oxford and Cambridge. If you have a strong campus sentiment, it will give you the illusion of stepping into a British university; if you are a Harry Potter fan, you will definitely have the urge to fly on a broomstick. The main teaching building of the University of Sydney has become a place where everyone checks in. Doesn't the Victorian-style British architecture feel familiar? The main teaching building is known as the 'Harry Potter Building', which is the original filming location for Hogwarts Castle in Harry Potter. The ancient teaching building has a history of over a hundred years, like the buildings in the Rocks area, they are mainly made of sandstone and other types of stone, which show more ancient charm under the sun.

#Australia must-visit check-in spots The University of Sydney was officially established in 1850. It is the oldest university in Australia with a history of nearly 200 years. In 1858, Queen Victoria granted the University of Sydney a royal charter, making it the most beautiful university in Australia! Visit the building that looks very much like the Hogwarts School in Harry Potter. The most famous Great Hall looks like it is in an ancient castle in Europe!

|Harry Potter is in this building!. The University of Sydney🎓, established in 1850, is the oldest university in Australia and the entire Oceania, located 2 kilometers away from the city in Camperdown. It is not only a leading institution in the southern hemisphere, but also highly respected among global universities. In recent years, the number of Chinese tourists visiting has been increasing, but they are not there to experience the unique scholarly atmosphere of the school, but for a movie scene. The University of Sydney has always been rumored to be the filming location of the movie 'Harry Potter', but in fact, only the architectural style here is somewhat similar to that in the movie.

Take Air China CA173 from Beijing in the early morning, fly about 11 hours, 8991 kilometers, arrive in Sydney in the afternoon, time difference 3 hours. Everything goes smoothly after customs clearance, while it's still early, come to the so-called 'Oxford of the Southern Hemisphere' - the University of Sydney. The University of Sydney was established in 1850, it is the first higher education institution in Australia's history, the first university in Oceania and the southern hemisphere, and one of the top 20 universities in the world. The motto of the University of Sydney is 'Sidere mens eadem mutato' (The stars change, wisdom is eternal), business and law are the most popular majors at the University of Sydney. The old library of the University of Sydney, built in the 19th century, is the most famous building of the University of Sydney. It is in Gothic style and is called the Harry Potter Building because it looks like Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the Harry Potter movies (but the movie was not filmed here). It's a must-visit when you come to the University of Sydney!