Sydney, Australia - Melbourne, Australia 15 day trip

Australia's most popular city offers superb beaches, amazing surrounding nature, an iconic harbor, fine architecture, and more.

Made up of several performance venues, Sydney's massive Opera House is probably the most well known icon of the city.

Walk across this iconic steel arch bridge, enjoying breathtaking views of the entire harbor area, as well as of Sydney itself.

With recreational activities based around the harbor, the area offers spectacular views, a lively atmosphere, and many fun venues.

A superb architectural landmark, this Romanesque gem is a marketplace, full of exquisite decorative elements and Victorian charm.

A great spot for bird watchers, this beautiful lookout boasts breathtaking views of the Blue Mountains and valleys.

View the massive waterfall from one of Australia's most famous lookouts, breath in the Blue Mountain air and enjoy the water spray.

Spend an entire day on this world famous beach, surfing, soaking up the sun, or visiting any of the many cafes lining the shore.

Wander through the streets of this incredible city, exploring the amazing architecture, including Sydney's renowned Opera House.

Home to over 4,000 animals, this zoo features diverse zoogeographic areas, such as aviary, oceanarium, terrarium, and more.

Spend a day on this fine beach, enjoying the sea breeze and the lovely nature around you, as well as an array of local cafes.

Home to the magnificent Blue Gum Forest, this stunning valley offers a range of activities including hiking, abseiling, canoeing, and more.

Take a trip to the Three Sisters rock formation, one of the best known sites in the Blue Mountains, visible from Jamison Valley.

Spend your afternoon in Nielsen Park's picnic areas, or explore the area, including Shark Beach with its great views of the harbor.

Home to over 700 aquatic species, this aquarium exhibits Australia's marine wildlife, replicating oceanic and river ecosystems.

The most central of Sydney's botanic gardens offers a multitude of plant, flower, and tree species, arranged in pleasant gardens.

Strewn with historic monuments, Australia's oldest public park offers scenic lanes lined with fig trees and a tranquil atmosphere.

Discover the beauty of the Blue Mountains in this stunning valley, where visitors explore the Six Foot Track, as well as shorter hikes.

With 17 pristine beaches, proximity to Royal National Park, and amazing nightlife and restaurants, this seaside city has much to offer.

Considered to be the most important public gallery in Sydney, this huge museum houses a vast and eclectic collection of exhibits.

Transport yourself to another world, take time out from the bustling city, and enjoy a stroll through this serene Chinese garden.

Head to the top of the tallest structure in Sydney for an exhilarating experience, and some spectacular views over the city.

Explore this interactive museum, dedicated to all types of technology, including decorative arts, communication and transportation.

Accessible through easy walking and hiking trails, this 19C lighthouse offers stunning views and an occasional glimpse of a whale.

A breathtaking viewing point overlooking the Jamison Valley, climb down over 800 stairs to enjoy the beauty of the valley up close.

Home to a large selection of indigenous wildlife, this park allows you to interact with some of Australia's iconic animals.

Located in a massive Art Deco sandstone building, this museum houses a huge collection of contemporary art from all over the world.

Visit this interactive museum to see a huge range of sea vessels, and learn about the importance of ships in Australia's history.

Have your photo taken with dozens of celebrities and athletes at the world famous Madam Tussauds wax museum.

The heart of the Blue Mountains, this town offers access to natural attractions, including waterfalls, rock formations, and valleys.

Visit some of the best underground limestone caves in the world with stunning stalagmites, stalactites, and pools of water.

The heart of the Blue Mountains, this town offers access to natural attractions, including waterfalls, rock formations, and valleys.

Providing views over the iconic Three Sisters, this observation deck also offers access to several hiking trails into the valley.

Take a walk through the town center, visiting local shops and eateries, and stocking up for your excursion into the mountains.

Favored by travellers for its fine views of the Blue Mountains, this theme park offers a scenic railway, a cableway, and a boardwalk.

Australia's most popular city offers superb beaches, amazing surrounding nature, an iconic harbor, fine architecture, and more.

View the massive waterfall from one of Australia's most famous lookouts, breath in the Blue Mountain air and enjoy the water spray.

Home to the magnificent Blue Gum Forest, this stunning valley offers a range of activities including hiking, abseiling, canoeing, and more.

Take a trip to the Three Sisters rock formation, one of the best known sites in the Blue Mountains, visible from Jamison Valley.

Home to a number of colonial churches, this city also boasts an impressive arts and music scene with trendy pubs and great eateries.

Spend the day basking in the sun, listening to the lapping of the waves as you laze about on this wonderful beach.

Stroll through the pleasant streets, admiring a variety of cultural and religious sites, and enjoying the lively atmosphere.

A vast botanical garden that features a rose garden, a Victorian palm house, a wealth of flowers, and many architectural curios.

Dating to the 19C, this bustling popular market offers a great variety of fresh produce and a lively atmosphere.

A major wine producing region, the Barossa Valley attracts visitors every year for its cuisine, scenery, history, and festivals.

Escape the city bustle and head to this superb natural retreat, full of lovely fern trees and other indigenous plants.

A natural history museum known for its diverse collections, as well as its world-famous exhibits on Aboriginal culture.

Head out to the gully for some nice hiking, great nature, a beautiful waterfall, and some wonderful views of the city.

Walk among different kinds of grapevines, sample and learn about the local wines, and mix your own wine in a virtual exhibit.

Tracing the history of migration, this museum follows Aboriginal and the later colonizing settlements in Australia.

Visit this lovely strawberry farm for its many jams, preserves, and more. Come during season, and you can pick your own strawberries!

The homestead of the famous landscape painter, Hans Heysen, offers a glimpse into his life, as well as his vast art collection.

Rundle Malls offers a wonderful shopping experience, a wide range of eateries, occasional buskers, and a lively atmosphere.

Home to over 1,800 animals, Australia's second oldest zoo promises a fun day for the whole family.

One of the oldest buildings in South Australia, this former prison now contains a museum depicting the lives of its former inmates.

Touched with Asian motifs and architectural curios, this quarter offers an array of Asian cuisine, quaint shops, and colorful stalls.

Australia's third largest city is a fine metropolis, boasting a great art scene, many good eateries, parks, and nearby attractions.

A hotspot for locals, this waterfront park offers a variety of activities for the whole family, including beaches, shops, rides and more.

Take advantage of the pleasant tropical climate, walking around and discovering the city's culture, gardens, art, and restaurants.

Stroll through the biggest subtropical garden in the world, explore its many themed recreational areas, and enjoy your afternoon.

With exhibits from all over the world, it is the largest gallery of modern and contemporary art in Australia.

Experience a piece of tropical paradise on this breathtaking island, home to untouched beaches, protected bushland, and stunning lagoons.

Visit Warner Brothers Movie World, take a tour of the studios, or head straight to the movie-themed rides and roller-coaster.

Set within the city's botanical gardens, this planetarium boasts a 12.5m dome, astronomical exhibits, model spaceships, and more.

Built through the use of traditional medieval techniques, Australia's only Gothic cathedral is known for its acoustics and concerts.

From fossils to WWI relics, this museum offers historic and cultural exhibits tracing the history of the Australian continent.

A hub of local nightlife, Fortitude Valley is a neighborhood famed for its club scene, bars, and exciting venues.

The largest koala sanctuary in the world is home to many indigenous animals, and offers an opportunity to interact with koalas.

An amazing theme park, with a variety of rides as well as an impressive wildlife area, Nickelodeon Central, and an IMAX theater.

Overlooking the river, these cliffs offer great climbing opportunities for all levels, as well as nearby parks.

Home to a variety of plants, these gardens feature tropical and desert areas, a crafts exhibits, and other attractions.

Dating to the 19C, Australia's longest cantilever bridge has become an icon of Brisbane, offering great views over the river.

Have a date with Lady Luck and try your hand in gambling, or visit one of the restaurants and bars in the casino for a fun night out.

Home to many iconic indigenous species, this wildlife park allows the animals to roam free in natural-like habitat.

Feed the exotic lorikeet or a kangaroo, cuddle a koala, and visit over 1,400 other native birds and animals.

With art galleries, museums, theaters, and more, this up and coming city plays a major role in the Australian cultural scene.

Descend 228m into the belly of Australia's deepest underground mines, and learn about gold mining from the source.

Explore the streets of this busy city, taking in the bustling atmosphere, and enjoying the local restaurants and cafes.

Full of indigenous plants, as well as several great recreational areas, this garden features a lagoon, an aviary, and a playground.

Honoring the history of the Chinese immigrants in Australia, this museum exhibits artifacts, dragons figures, furniture, and more.

A major 19C gold rush city, Ballart is home to botanical gardens, art galleries, museums, and splendid Victorian architecture.

Home to vast green spaces as well as beautiful trees and a playground, the park also has historic sites and nice gardens to enjoy.

With restaurants, cafes, and a play area for children, both adults and children will enjoy a scenic stroll around the artificial lake.

Australia's largest regional art gallery, this institute is home to an extensive collection of European and Australian art.

Featuring lovely Gothic Revival architecture, this cathedral is the second tallest and one of the largest churches in Australia.