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Vast, vibrant and dynamic, the sun-soaked, beach-strewn metropolis of Sydney is the epitome of easygoing Aussie living. Here world-class cuisine, cutting-edge street culture, sport, fashion, and a united nations of nationalities intersect on a daily basis making it one of the world’s top 10 cities. From the much loved sights on the tourist trail to the myriad small, bustling bars and hidden art galleries, Sydney truly has something for all tastes.
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With more hours of sunlight than any other Australian city, a plethora of beaches within easy reach, a huge number of lush parks (including the largest inner-city park in the world), a fantastic cuisine scene, and a wonderfully laid-back atmosphere, it is easy to see why Perth has recently been ranked in the top ten 'most liveable cities in the world' by The Economist for the second year in a row. Perth often feels more like a town than a city.
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A vibrant cosmopolitan city, located on the magnificent Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne is the state capital and cultural heart of Victoria. The traditional rivalry between Melbourne and Sydney has resulted in a proud, dynamic city that strives for excellence in all things, particularly Aussie Rules footy. Melbourne's diverse immigrant population has undoubtedly contributed to its vibrant, cosmopolitan culture. Renowned Australia-wide for its cuisine and coffee.
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Queensland's vibrant capital, Brisbane, is a laid-back city with a cosmopolitan attitude. Great year-round weather, a rich and varied arts and culture scene, and excellent drinking and dining options are fast making 'Brissie' the place to live. No wonder, then, that thousands of folk are packing their bags and moving here every year. Situated along the Brisbane River, the city is a mix of old and new. The diverse neighbourhoods are perfect for exploring on foot and abundance of green spaces.
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Cairns is ideally located within striking distance of two stunning UNESCO World Heritage sites: the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest, and its excellent transport links make it an easily accessible base from which to explore these sites. Australia's most popular tourist destination also boasts a new lagoon, an attractive addition to the city's landscape. The central man-made lagoon on The Esplanade, has room for 1,000 swimmers and is surrounded by pleasant grassy areas perfect for relaxing on.
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Behold the intense colours of Uluru (Ayers Rock). Uluru is the world's largest monolith. Note that climbing the rock is considered a gross sacrilege by the indigenous people. The nearby Kata Tjuta, meaning 'many heads' and formerly known as The Olgas, is a series of 36 massive rock domes and a system of gorges and valleys. Visitors can walk through the Valley of the Winds and the Olga Gorge, and also visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, which has exhibitions on local history and geology.
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Visit beautiful Canberra on a day trip from Sydney. The nation's capital - a purpose built city, ultra modern, with imposing architecture yet a rural charm of lakeside, gardens and open spaces. Come and discover this hi-tech city - home of superb national monuments, museums and galleries. Spring into a weekend getaway in the nation’s capital. Reconnect with family while enjoying fun activities. Be inspired by Floriade during the Australian spring, and immerse yourself in the arts and culture.
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Nestled between sweeping, white-sand beaches and the picturesque Adelaide Hills, Adelaide is perfect to sample some of Australia's finest cultural events and boutique wines.
Adelaide's city centre is a compact, pedestrian paradise of wide boulevards ringed by parkland. An easy stroll can deliver historic colonial architecture, a decent pavement-side coffee or a touch of retail therapy. Take the plunge into the seaside suburbs of Glenelg, where swimming, snorkelling, surfing or just plain lazing is a good way to soak up the Aussie vibe. |
Lush rainforests, soaring peaks, white-sand beaches and dense bushland characterise Tasmania, Australia's island state. Enchanting forests feature the world's tallest and rarest trees, and some of the most beautiful spots in Australia are to be found on this, the smallest of the country's six states. Situated south of mainland Victoria in southeast Australia, Tasmania was named after a Dutch explorer, Abel Tasman, who sighted the island in 1642. Today, it is home to half a million people.
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