Albert Park: Albert Sailing Club - Albert Park Lake
Albert Park lies along Albert Park Lake on Melbourne’s inner southern fringe, where open parkland and a broad expanse of water meet the city skyline. The lake is central to a 225-hectare public park used for walking, cycling, rowing and sailing, with Albert Sailing Club based on its shore. Roads around the lake form the Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit, host of the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix. Mature tree-lined avenues and sporting grounds give the park a spacious character amid the dense neighbourhoods of inner Melbourne. It remains an important shared recreational landscape close to the city centre.
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