Last destination: adelaide. it’s the state capital to south australia live by one million and two hundred people, formerly the aborigines of the tribe to kauma live here. we visited the art gallery of south australia (agsa), situated on the boulevard of the culture at the edge of the avenue north terrace is the oldest museum of australia meridion

Last day before we left australia. we choose to walk about the street to the city and take our time for doing the shopping and buy some memories for us and our family. we took a coffee the evening in front of the setting sun (ps: thanks thomas for your stupid hand!), it was absolutely amazing to attend a show for our last evening. shopping (picture

The second day in canberra, we looked visiting places and finally we opted to visit the national museum of australia. the latter takes care to preserve and explain the social history of australia, to explore the main stakes, people and events which shaped the construction of the nation. it was very interessant and we learnt a lot of things about au

The last day in canberra, thomas decided for us to go to the australian war memorial because he loves history about war. it is dedicated to the memory of all the members of his armed forces and the bodies of support which died or participated in the wars of the commonwealth of australia. open in 1941, it shelters a vast national military museum. we

After sydney, we went to canberra, the capital of australia. we decided to go to visit the national gallery of australia for discover the aboriginal art. it was unbelievable because it was thirteen art gallery which expose nowadays more of 7 500 work of art, of the paint in dotted line and on bark in watercolors, textiles, engravings, ceramic and s

It was the last day in australia, today i remember how we were sad. the plane had taken off early in the morning ( 5 am) and the route it was made in serveral stop, and to arrive in finally to paris after 22 hours to fly... to conclude this trip, we don't regret having gone in australia because it's a only experience and we keep a lot of memories!

In the second day in melbourne we decided to visit a monument for the dead man in the first world war. this place was very moving. what had us must to mark was the number of the grave. this place is to call shrine of remembrance. i remember that there was many feminine grave. in afternoon we went in the st kilda beach for relax. léa and coline had

We got up early to do many visits because sydney is a big and rich city with famous monuments ... the morning, after the australian breakfast, very good, we have visited the boat of the captain james cook. he was a british navigator and explorer who discovered australia. a guide explained to us, the history of james cook’s life, it was very inter

In melbourne, we went to the reserve of healesville. it is situated has 65 km of melbourne. in the reserve we saw many animals for exemple koalas, eagles and other australian animals. coline had even played with a koala it was too cute. we spend all day in the reverse because there was so much thing has to see and has to make. at about 5 pm, there

The morning, we are left to go to sydney. in first, we saw and visited the opera of sydney, it is located in the port. it’s one of the most famous buildings in australia. to see the opera, it’s as in dream. it looks like a sailboat or a shell. it was very beautiful. and the afternoon, we went to see the sydney tower.the tower is very visited. i