Australia has long-been one of the greatest countries to visit and perfect for any occasion. Whether you’re looking for a romantic get-a-way for two or creating a lifetime of memories for the entire family. Dubbed as being one of the scenic countries in the world filled with amazing culture, unique surrounding and of course, Koalas, Australia is sure to be tops on your vacation destination list.
At first sight, it’s impossible to not fall in love with the glowing metropolis that emits throughout the night. When it comes to beauty and surreal landscapes, very few countries compare to some of the most popular cities in the world surrounded be numerous diamonds in the rough.
Below, we compare the Top 10 Cities to Visit in Australia which are sure to bring create memories that will last a lifetime.
10. Adelaide, South Australia
When it comes to surreal landscapes, outdoor entertainment, and cultural festivals, Adelaide tops the list. Located in South Australia, Adelaide has long-been coveted by those looking to get close to nature. From amazing beaches, untapped landscapes and some of the best cricket and football matches around, there’s a bit of everything and something for everyone.
9. Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
If you’re looking for a bit of history with a taste of Australia, then everyone would recommend visiting Canberra. Canberra is home to some of the most historical buildings, government buildings and museums in all of Australia. Some of the most remarkable places to visit include the Opera House, Australian War Memorial and the Parliament House which is only a tip of the iceberg. For those looking for something a bit more modern, there’s plenty of fine dining, craft markets, elegant museums and 5-star hotels.
8. Darwin, Northern Territory
Darwin gives you a touch of Asia, although it’s still located somewhere down under. Known as Australia’s only tropical city which appeals to those looking for an consistently amazing year round temperature. Well-known for it’s once in a lifetime sunsets, Darwin’s become very popular for those looking for more of a romantic get-a-way for two.
7. Gold Coast, Queensland
Gold Coast offers some of the best beaches, sun and surf you’ll find anywhere in Australia. Sitting just outside New South Wales which is home to all the glamour and glitz, but yet close enough to where you the get the best of all worlds. You’ll find some of the best dining, 57 kilometers of serene beaches, and the Broadwater Parklands which is home to the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
6. Hobart, Tasmania
Hobart is the second oldest city in Australia only behind Sydney. Known for its amazing art thanks to Mount Wellington, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart offers an eclectic art escape famous for both new and old. You’ll also find beautiful countrysides, amazing waterways and acclaimed dining experiences.
5. Brisbane, Queensland
Brisbane offers some unique history as it was once home to the established penal colony of convicts from Britain. Known as one of the top up and coming cities in Australia with a huge focus on the beautiful Brisbane River. Serving up tons of relaxation, unique views and GoMa which is the home of the largest art museum in Australia for both old and new age art, Brisbane is perfect for families and couples alike. For families, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is a must-see.
4. Cairns, Queensland
For those looking for the pathway to some of Australia’s greatest treasures, then a stop in Cairns is a must. Cairns is the gateway to some of the most popular places to visit in Australia including the Great Barrier Reef, Cape Tribulation, the Atherton Tablelands, and Daintree Forest. All sites offer something for everyone including a touch of Mother Nature finest, unforgettable underwater views, hiking, snorkeling and a whole lot more.
3. Sydney, New South Wales
Everyone who visits Australia stops in Sydney, and why not considering it’s home to the best entertainment, finest dining, sunset beaches, and a picturesque harbor. There’s plenty to see including rich culture, natural beauty and of course, visiting some of the most iconic places in Australia including the Sydney Opera House which is one of the most recognizable buildings in the world.
2. Perth, Western Australia
If you’re looking to visit a city in Australia that’s a bit more isolated then Sydney and many others, then Perth which is located in Western Australia is the place to be. Perth is one of the up and coming cities which is home to festivals, wine bars, outdoor markets, and amazing beaches. What helps Perth standout from other cities in Australia is it gives you the same great entertainment, cuisine, and scenery as other cities, but without the hustle and bustle of some of the more well-known.
1. Melbourne, Victoria
Melbourne has become one of the most beautiful metropolis in the world which offers the same great flare, culture and eclectic surroundings as Sydney, but without the flash. For most, that’s a wonderful thing as you’ll find cultural arts, gourmet food, and a European vibe which includes hip bars and plenty of dancing. For those into sports, visiting at the right time will land you a seat at the Australian Open Tennis championship, Australian Football League Grand Final or Formula 1 Grand Prix.
What a great way to cap your get-a-way to Australia!
