Australia

Australian Capital Territory
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Northern Territory

Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, is a lively cosmopolitan city that is home to many different types of scenery, including parkland, skyscrapers and even an artificial beach. Brisbane offers easy access to a number of attractions as well as the popular Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast ...

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Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is Australia's oldest and largest city. Sydney is built around a huge harbour and hosts a large number of tourist attractions as well as several waterfront dining areas, bays, beaches (including famous Bondi Beach), and a couple of national parks ...

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Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, is the second largest city in Australia. Its multicultural atmosphere is set amongst modern and Victorian-era buildings and gorgeous parkland. Melbounre has a population of just over 3 million people, with so much to offer the visitor and resident alike ...

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Hobart Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, holds two records. One as the Southernmost capital city in Australia the other as the second oldest capital city. The city offers both history in its Georgian buildings and harbour, and modern elements. It is surrounded by Derwent River and Mount Wellington ...

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Canberra, capital of Australian Capital Territory, was designed by American architect Walter Burley Griffin. The city hosts fabulous architecture and large green areas with around 12 million trees, well outnumbering its population. Canberra is a great place for bushwalking, cycling and skiing ...

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Perth, the capital of Western Australia, is a modern city that is supposedly Australia's sunniest capital. Perth is situated on the the Swan River and was founded in 1829. Perth is the most isolated capital city in the world with 80% of the Western Australia population living in and around the city ...

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Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is a civilised city, home to around one million people. It is divided into two parts, Adelaide and North Adelaide, and separated by Torrens River. A diverse range of landscapes surround the city, including green parkland, the Mount Lofty Ranges and coastal beaches ...

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Darwin, the capital of Northern Territory, is a cosmopolitan and lively city. Darwin is the perfect place to relax before travelling south to the magnificent Red Centre or west to the picturesque Kimberley region. Darwin hosts a number of cycle tracks, making an enjoyable way of getting around ...

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