Hello my beautiful people. I join again the initiative proposed by @galenkp for the weekend and I loved this question and decided to develop the topic. Your trip to Australia: If you could travel to one part of Australia for a week.... where would it be and why?
Interesting question which I will answer below. I immediately thought of the city of Launceston located on the island of Tasmania which I find fascinating to know. Once I watched a documentary on television about Australia and they mentioned all the cities that made it up and when they talked about this city I was amazed. With a very interesting culture where there are many historical buildings which is worth to visit and learn more about its history. And I would love to know the amount of parks it has. This city caught my attention because it is one of the oldest cities in the world.
The city of Launceston is very nice where you can appreciate nature in a closer way. It has many natural sites worth visiting. It is a very attractive city, and very striking. I thought it was a great place to visit if you come to Australia. I would like to know its gastronomy, its customs, and investigate if they have European customs and if there are still Europeans living there since it was founded by a European. I would like to know the lavender fields that there are quite a lot as well as George's Falls.
If someday I visit this city I do not want to miss any attractive and fascinating place that this city offers me to delight me during that week. I would make the most of knowing everything related to this city. It has many attractions that invites us to know and enjoy. It is a dream city for me. What attracts me the most is that its people are very conservative in terms of their traditions and that makes them more attractive and interesting. I would like to go to that city and hire a tour guide to show me all the natural beauties, historical monuments, its gastronomy, etc. that are worth admiring. These are the reasons why I want to travel to the city of Launceston in Australia.
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