Sydney Attractions - New South Wales

• Sydney Harbour BridgeClimb
  
  • Climb to the top of this amazing engineering achievement, one of the most famous attractions in Sydney

• Sydney Opera House
  
  • Opened in 1973, the city's signature landmark, with its famous shells, has become the most frequented performing arts center in the world.

• The Rocks
  
  • Home of the Australian Pub Crawl.

• Sydney Observtory
  • The site evolved from a fort built on 'Windmill Hill' in the early 19th century to an astronomical observatory during the nineteenth century.

• Darling Harbour
  • A lively waterfront precinct, Darling Harbour throbs with activity day and night

• Sydney Aquarium & Wildlife World

• Australian National Maritime
  • MuseumAustralia's most-visited maritime museum. It's free!

• The Royal Botanic Gardens
  
  • The largest of three major botanical gardens open to the public in Sydney

• Australian Museum
  • The oldest museum in Australia, centering on natural history and anthropology

• Hyde Park
  
  • is a large park in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• Chinatown
  
  • Is an urban locality in the southern part of the Sydney central business district

• Sydney Tower
  
  • At 305m tall, and with views extending across the city and surrounds
• Maroubra Beach
  • One of Sydney's great surf beaches

• Coogee
  
  • Is located 8 kilometres south-east of the Sydney central business district

• Bondi Beach
  
  • Is the most famous beach in Australia

• Manly Beach
  • The first of Sydney's Northern Beaches.

• Palm Beach (Home & Away )

Canberra Attractions - Australian Capital Territory

• Parliament House,
  • Visit one of the most complex buildings in the southern hemisphere, and the center Australian politics. Attraction type: Government building

• Telstra Tower
  • Explore Australia's history of telecommunications, and enjoy the view of the city from this 195-meter landmark. Attraction type: Observation deck/tower

Melbourne Attractions - Victoria

• Melbourne Zoo
  • Visit Australia's oldest zoo and discover more than 350 animal species in a variety of habitats.

• Melbourne Museum
  • Experience the museum's outstanding exhibits and collections on the environment, technology and many other areas.

• Federation Square
  • Grand public square, linking the city's business district with the Yarra River, features a "square within the Square," which holds more than 10,000 people at a time.

• National Gallery of Victoria
  • Opened in 1861, this is Australias oldest art gallery.

• Old Melbourne Gaol
  • Old Melbourne Gaol is a bleak setting but an interesting attraction nonetheless. It was the scene of 135 hangings, including that of Australia's most famous outlaw, Ned Kelly (Kelly's armour and death mask are on display.)

• Great Ocean Road
  • Discover the breath-taking coastline of south-west Victoria. Travel one of the world's most scenic roads through an extended area that includes the world-famous Twelve Apostles, the Otways rainforest, Bells Beach, on the Surf Coast, and the Great Ocean Road itself.

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