Sheffield town travel guide in Australia

Scenic spot introduction:

Sheffield is a famous "mural town" in Australia. The town is located at the foot of Mount Roland in the northwest of Tasmania, 63 kilometers away from Cradle Mountain. Murals are everywhere in the town, and crazy artists and professional painters have left almost no blank wall in the town. It is said that since the early 1980s, some painters came to Sheffield and settled in Sheffield. In order to reshape the local economy and change the dull cultural environment of the town, they began to paint murals one after another for the town. . So far, more than a hundred murals have been left on the exterior walls of historic buildings, telling passers-by about the history and living conditions of the town.

Attractions distribution:

The small town of Sheffield is decorated with romantic and colorful murals. When you enter the town from the entrance, you will enter a sea of ​​murals. ATM machines, record shops, snack bars, and coffee shops are all decorated with distinctive murals. The town's special exhibition area displays previous award-winning works. There is a voting box in the square. In addition, Eason Chan's graffiti is also a highlight.

Scenic spot features:

photography, sightseeing, murals, art, historic buildings, murals