Australia Travel Guide

Located in Ripponlea, this restaurant serves native Australian ingredients like bunya nuts and marron in a fine-dining format.

Situated on Flinders Lane in Melbourne, this venue is famous for its massaman beef curry and vibrant, fast-paced dining room.

This Fitzroy bar focuses on classic pre-prohibition style cocktails served in a dimly lit, speakeasy-inspired environment.

Located on St Kilda Road, this institution houses the largest collection of Australian art and an extensive international wing.

Situated in Sydney, this museum specializes in natural history and anthropology with significant collections of Pacific cultural artifacts.

Located in Sydney's Chippendale neighborhood, this cinema focuses on arthouse and international films with a rooftop bar.

Held in Canberra's Commonwealth Park, this month-long festival features over one million blooming bulbs and annuals.

This iconic stretch of sand in Sydney features a famous saltwater ocean pool at the southern end known as the Bondi Icebergs.

Located in the Whitsundays, this beach is composed of 98% pure silica sand that remains cool underfoot even in hot weather.

Located in the Blue Mountains, this three-tiered waterfall drops 187 meters into the Jamison Valley.

As the highest peak on the Australian mainland, it features a well-maintained walking track that leads to the 2,228-meter summit.

This multi-level fitness club includes a heated indoor pool, a climbing wall, and extensive functional training zones.

This facility in North Adelaide features a 50-meter Olympic-sized pool and a designated leisure pool area.

Located on the Gold Coast, this park features the Big Nine thrill rides, including the Giant Drop free-fall tower.