Fleet Headquarters, Royal Australian Navy Review

Well worth the visit if you like Australian naval history. Lots of cool bits and pieces

My God this place is charming! The stuff neatly and well preserved as you are in the real historical time.

A nice cozy museum, not too large. The lookout at the top of the hill has amazing views

Love the place & the exhibition here. The place is open to public on Sunday and ppl need to get there at least before 3pm since that s the time when the Centre will close. Tbh the backyard has more surprises. But the old man there was, I m not gonna say discriminatory but prejudiced, the world is not what it was like and so does every nation within it, I do hope that they can literally spend more time with ppl from as many nations as they can, rather than listening to some news or articles that spread the false/misleading information. In my case, the old man here was nice at the 1st and he got a bit prejudiced when he knew I m from China. Then he started to complain about Hangzhou s safety like you can get robbed, screwed hard and wake up in middle of nowhere (which sounds like a joke to me since I won t explain more about safety in China, it s all around the Internet), another thing he mentioned is about Hong Kong, which is a complicated issue to talk about but his words are a bit inappropriate/narrow minded tbh. Anyway, the views here are great and good luck with the ppl you ll meet there.

Easy access via ferry. Interesting historical pieces and stories. Only small compared to National Maritime Museum but still worth a visit.

Love the spot and the presentation here. The spot is available to open on Sunday and ppl need to arrive at any rate before 3pm since that is the point at which the Center will close. Tbh the terrace has more astonishments. In any case, the elderly person there was, I'm not going to state oppressive however biased, the world isn't what it resembled thus does each country inside it, I do trust that they can actually invest more energy with ppl from the same number of countries as they can, as opposed to tuning in to some news or articles that spread the bogus/deceiving data. For my situation, the elderly person here was decent at the first and he got somewhat preferential when he knew I'm from China. At that point he began to whine about Hangzhou's security like you can get looted, sank hard and wake up center of no place (which seems like a joke to me since I won't clarify progressively about wellbeing in China, it's overall the Internet), something else he referenced is about Hong Kong, which is an entangled issue to discuss however his words are somewhat wrong/extremist tbh. Anyway, the perspectives here are incredible and good karma with the ppl you'll meet there.

Great except they didn't give much insight into the interior of Japanese mini subs. It was impossible to see inside the piece of mini sub becuase of its position.