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Wattle Park

Known for its 12,000 wattle trees, this large park offers golf, cricket, and walking paths. It’s a green slice of Australian bush nestled in suburban Melbourne.

Getting there: take the Route 70 tram from Flinders Street in the city, or the 767 if coming from Box Hill
Price: Free
Website: parks.vic.gov.au (opens in a new tab)

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