老總督官邸

Lovely building, great art - the best Lamington! The house is beautifully restored and free to enter. There's a lovely collection of William Robinson painthing upstairs, with very friendly and informative staff ready to share knowledge (thank you Joseph!). Finally, the cafe is lovely and has THE BEST Lamington I've ever had (fitting as this is the home of the cake!) Thank you!

3位志願者在禮賓府迎接了我們的小組，他們陪同我們走進屋子里喝早茶，並向我們展示了一個錄像帶，使我們深入了解了房屋的歷史。然後，我們参觀了房屋和花園，並在離開前約了兩個小時，然後與總督會面。

布里斯班公開日周末陰冷潮濕，但這並沒有阻止我們去預定政府之家之旅。該建築既宏偉又低調，讓人感覺非常溫馨。總督親自向每個旅遊團致意，這很好。我們的導遊講解了這座建築的歷史，它是各種居民以及房間中許多物品，傢具和功能的歷史。我們被允許拍攝我們想要的任何照片，並非常享受我們的拜訪。我會建議對布里斯班及其歷史感興趣的任何人參觀。留出足夠的時間到達那裡。門口沒有公共交通工具，停車位非常有限。我們將車停在城市中，然後把Uber送到了大樓，當他把我們放在門口時，它工作得很好。

The Old Governor's Palace in Brisbane is a Victorian-style building built in 1860 and 1862. It is one of the most famous historical sites in Brisbane and the best window to understand the early colonial history of Queensland. The old governor's residence is not far from the CBD downtown, and it's right at the end of George Street. It is located in the Garden Corner Campus of Queensland University of Science and Technology. If you walk from the South Bank Park, you can cross the Lucky Bridge. The Old Governor's Palace not only has a long history, but also is the famous place where Laminton Cake was invented in Lemington, Australia. The attraction is adjacent to the Botanical Garden and Queensland University of Science and Technology, and is completely free of charge. It is a good place for visitors to know Brisbane.

There aren't many visitors inside, just take a picture of the building. Tourist Consulting Center is on the first floor of the building. At first glance, it still feels spectacular.