Tasmania 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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Located on Eastern Hill, the cathedral boasts marvelous neo-Gothic architecture and fine stained-glass windows.

See a show or a concert, or simply visit Melbourne's beautiful performing arts center, famous for its interesting architecture.

Catch a show, enjoy the atmosphere of a classic night out, or simply admire the elaborate ornamentation of the building.

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

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

Located on the infamous Federation Square, this 20-hall gallery houses the largest collection of Australian art in the country.

Home to over 320 animal species indigenous to Australia as well as other continents, this zoo is a fun adventure for all ages.

With its 19C exterior and Art Deco interior, as well as its fine productions, this theater is a great destination for a night out.

Housed in a former prison where notorious criminals were once executed, this museum provides an eerie glance into Australia's past.

One of Australia's oldest cities, Launceston is in easy reach of the area's incredible nature, and offers a great ambiance.

Wander through the historic streets, enjoying the remaining Victorian architecture and visiting some of the local pubs.

Home to a huge range of exhibits from colonial to contemporary art, history and science, this museum offers something for everyone.

With a vast range of activities and attractions, including an island full of monkeys, there is something fun for everyone.

The last periodic shop in Tasmania, this unique store displays over 100 years of umbrellas and parasols, offering souvenirs for sale.

Explore the area surrounding this spectacular river gorge, featuring hiking trails, old hydro-electric station, eateries, and more.

Drive or hike to the summit of this snow-peaked mountain for stunning views of the surrounding nature and landscapes.

With 100 years of automobile history, the museum is a must, exhibiting cars from exotic to practical, classic to extravagant.

With easy access to nearby natural attractions, this port town is a nice stopover and features lovely beaches.

Tasmania's capital is a mix of modernity and history, offering a varied architectural landscape, museums, and many festivals.

Wander through the streets of this historic seaside Australian, getting to know local architecture and atmosphere.

Visit this weekly marketplace on a Saturday, walking along its lively stalls and soaking in the local color.

Home to over 400 artworks, this museum traces the history of art, exhibiting antiquities and contemporary artwork side by side.

Join a free tour or head out on your own, exploring exhibits on Aboriginal art, Colonial artifacts, Australian wildlife, and more.

Drive or hike to the summit of this snow-peaked mountain for stunning views of the surrounding nature and landscapes.

Go on this unique elevated nature walk in the Tahune Forest with amazing views of the rivers and wildlife indigenous to the region.

Stroll though the English style gardens, or the Japanese gardens, enjoying a quiet afternoon in a natural surrounding.

Dating to the 19C, this brewery is home to one of Australia's most popular beers, and features lovely gardens perfect for a stroll.

Replica of the huts from the 1914 Australasian Antarctic Expedition, exhibiting authentic artifacts, furniture, and household items.

Explore the dark halls of the old Penitentiary Chapel with one of the volunteer guides, and learn about its riveting history.

A popular island full of surprises, including spectacular natural gems, a museum, an oyster farm, vineyard, and many others.

Tour the remains of Australia's most important prison complex, and learn about its haunting past.

Once a workhouse for female prisoners, this historic landmark now relays the history of penal transportation and its implications.

Visit the rescue center for a daytime or a nighttime tour, and get acquainted with Tasmanian devils, koalas, wallabies, and wombats.

A large wildlife park, home to a great variety of indigenous and imported animals, such as white lions, camels, meerkats, and more.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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