Melbourne, Australia - Brisbane, Australia 26 day trip

Australia's cultural capital features a laid back charm, with trendy cafes, sprawling parks, and a great art and music scene.

Explore Melbourne's City Center, discovering all of the culture and art of this beautiful city.

The largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere is a cultural landmark, offering a wealth of any imaginable produce.

With a beautiful range of gardens, including the Children's Garden, the Royal Botanic Gardens will be fun for everyone.

A must visit for lovers of cinematography, this cultural center preserves and exhibits Australian, British, and international films.

Hike along the Yarra river, explore Yarra's natural attractions, and be sure to sample the local wine the valley is known for.

Visit this lovely island for its great surfing opportunities, and spend some time befriending the local flocks of little penguins.

Spend a night on the town in this marvelous 19C theater, famed for its exquisite performances and fine decorative elements.

Home to 18 sub-Antarctic penguins, the aquarium also boasts an oceanarium with jellyfish, sharks, and other fascinating marine life.

Australia's largest and oldest art museum houses artwork by some of the world's most famous artists.

Set in the Carlton Gardens, the museum of natural and cultural history offers a huge range of exhibits for any taste and interest.

Take a ride on the historic locomotives on this heritage railway, enjoying the scenery, the open-sided carriage, and exhilaration.

With rides and slides of different levels and for all ages, there is something for everyone at this exciting amusement park.

Lined with architecturally significant buildings, cultural venues, and many restaurants, this square is perfect for meet ups.

Commemorating Australian soldiers, this memorial imitates a Classical shrine and is annually visited on November 11th.

Boasting Gothic Revival architecture, this impressive 19C cathedral features a wealth of exquisite decorative elements.

Home to over 2 million books and thousands of other artifacts, the library is an architectural gem with a stunning interior.

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

A big city with a small town feel, Geelong offers beautiful scenery, excellent food, and cultural venues.

A small Australian town frequented by few tourists.

Stroll through the town center, getting to know the local culture and atmosphere.

Driving along the Great Ocean Road, be sure to stop by the famed limestone stacks off Victoria's coast, now only eight remaining.

Australia's cultural capital features a laid back charm, with trendy cafes, sprawling parks, and a great art and music scene.

Visit this lovely island for its great surfing opportunities, and spend some time befriending the local flocks of little penguins.

Commemorating soldiers who have died in the WWI, this 243km scenic road offers a grand range of spectacular natural panoramas.

With rides and slides of different levels and for all ages, there is something for everyone at this exciting amusement park.

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

A small Australian town frequented by few tourists.

Stroll through the town center, getting to know the local culture and atmosphere.

Driving along the Great Ocean Road, be sure to stop by the famed limestone stacks off Victoria's coast, now only eight remaining.

Commemorating soldiers who have died in the WWI, this 243km scenic road offers a grand range of spectacular natural panoramas.

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

An open-air museum recreating the authentic atmosphere from the 1851 gold rush, including buildings, costumes, artifacts, and more.

Transport yourself back to Victorian era Australia, as you wander through the streets full of periodic architecture.

Home to an array of botanical gems, these gardens feature quaint Victorian style flowerbeds, cultural monuments, and a lake.

Hike around this artificial lake, explore its surrounding wildlife, or spend an afternoon relaxing on its banks.

Australia's cultural capital features a laid back charm, with trendy cafes, sprawling parks, and a great art and music scene.

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

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.

Situated in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales, this small town offers access to some of Australia's incredible scenery.

Explore this quaint Blue Mountain town, visit the several crafts and antique shops, and enjoy the beautiful views.

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.

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

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

Australia's capital boasts a multitude of green areas, many national landmarks and superb museums, as well as a lovely central lake.

An artificial lake surrounded with parks in the heart of Canberra, providing an opportunity for fishing, sailing, and rowing.

Modernized and lively, this wonderful central marketplace offers over 200 stalls of handcrafts, fresh produce, jewelry, and more.

Explore the beautiful streets, enjoying the lush greenery, great restaurants, and colorful shops on your walk through the center.

Home to a vast collection of indigenous and international art, Australia's largest art museum is an impressive excursion.

Delve into Aboriginal heritage in this national park, and experience Australian wilderness through fishing, trekking, and hiking.

Visit the active space complex, going through its exhibits of videos, audios, models, and other space-related information.

Fun for all ages, this museum houses life sized and animated dinosaurs, fossil and meteorite exhibits, and many great activities.

Explore the beautiful botanic gardens, home to the largest assortment of plants indigenous to Australian ecosystem and soil.

From prehistoric fossils to modern technology, this innovative museum holds a range of exhibits that offer excitement for everyone.

Fun for both adults and children, this exciting interactive science museum invites you to experiment with science and technology.

Visit this massive botanic garden for a chance to see over 2,000 species of flora and fauna, ranging from kangaroos to birds, and more.

This vacation town offers a wide range of activities including surfing, fishing, bushwalks, as well as arts and crafts galleries.

Honoring fallen soldiers, the memorial is known for its main hall where the tomb of the Nameless Soldier rests among fine artworks.

Set high up on top of the Black Mountain, this telecommunication tower offers spectacular views of the city and its surroundings.

Famed for its popular ZooVenture Tour, this zoo hosts 28 endangered species, as well as many native and foreign animals.

Through many modern media, such as photos, textiles, and cartoons, this gallery exhibits notables from Australia's recent history.

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.

Visit this lovely Gothic Revival 19C manor, featuring gardens, lush interior, and an exhibit of the original household items.

Visit day or night to learn all about astronomy in a beautiful historic building, set in serene gardens on the Observatory Hill.

Spend a few hours in Sydney's Centennial Park, strolling through the lawns and visiting the sites located on the grounds.

The oldest library in Australia houses a vast collection of materials, as well as impressive exhibits and a lovely cafe.

Situated in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales, this small town offers access to some of Australia's incredible scenery.

A former industrial center, Newcastle is known for its beautiful bay and beaches, great eateries, and rich arts and music scene.

A beautiful beach resort town on the Australian Pacific Coast, it is home to nature parks, wildlife reserves, and hiking trails.

World's first veterinary hospital dedicated to koalas only, this institute offers educational tours and displays.

Boasting dramatic scenery and clear blue waters, Port Macquarie beach offers a variety of water-sports opportunities.

Take a walk through the lively central streets, exploring the local culinary scene, visiting pubs, or simply enjoying the waterfront.

Hike through a marvelous stretch of seaside rainforest, exploring tropical flora and fauna on your visit to this national park.

Home to not only koalas, but wombats, cheetahs, leopards, and more, this park is world-renowned for its koala preservation programs.

A great place for experienced bushwalkers, this massive park boasts stunning stone cliffs, deep valleys, and breathtaking waterfalls.

Webbed with boardwalks and dirt tracks, this park offers a glimpse into bushland ecosystem, and is home to a historic cemetery.

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.

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

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

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

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

Located at the base of an inactive volcano, Orange is home to wineries, famous restaurants, botanical gardens, and beautiful hikes.

Enjoy this relaxing town, visit the wineries and local restaurants, and stroll through the picturesque Botanical Gardens.

Famous for its native and exotic plant collection, the botanical gardens also offer a Country Walk through varying landscapes.

Located at the base of Mt. Canobolas, the peaceful lake is home to a range of water activities, picnic areas, and a historic site.

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

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

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

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

A perfect town for lovers of active leisure, with many hikes leaving from it, as well as great local pubs, and a nice atmosphere.

Founded along a stretch of pristine beaches, this surfer town is known for its laid back atmosphere, nightlife, parks, and fun activities.

Gold Coast offers a huge variety of beaches for all tastes on its 57km coastline, from family-friendly to surfer-friendly.

Stroll the glitzy streets of the city center, iconic for its unique combination of modern buildings and beach atmosphere.

This marine theme park is home to a large variety of aquatic animals, featuring several exciting shows and attractions.

A major cultural attraction, the Arts Center is home to exhibits and performances on theater, art, music, dance, and even film.

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.

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

A treasure trove of natural beauty, this national park boasts rainforests, waterfalls, and mountains best explored by hiking.

Climb up to the Pinnacle Lookout for some amazing views over virgin rainforests, mountains, valleys, and the crater escarpment.

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

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

Explore the beauty of the rainforest at this large park, home to conservation programs, stunning scenery, and great hiking trails.