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The Blue Mountains are located west of Sydney in NSW, Australia. The mountains, which are part of a national park, are located in an area offering many outdoor activities.

There are numerous hiking trails in the area, with some offering the opportunity to see the famous Three Sisters, an unusual rock formation that is considered a popular tourist attraction.

With an opening day in 1982 – just in time for the Commonwealth Games that year – Queen Street Mall is Brisbane’s premier shopping lifestyle precinct. More than 500 retailers make their home along the 500-metre mall, including the flagship stores of many major brands. The Mall includes 7 shopping centres, heritage-listed arcades, numerous eateries, a bowling alley, and a cinema.

Located north of Sydney, the Hunter Valley is a famous wine region in Australia. The region is home to many outdoor activities, including golf courses, cycle tracks and hiking trails. Many of the wineries in the area offer guided tours as well as tastings.

Set right on Brisbane River, Lone Pine is about 12 km from Brisbane’s CBD and is the oldest and largest koala sanctuary in Australia. Over 100 koalas make their home at Lone Pine, as well as Tasmanian Devils, snakes, echidnas, wombats, platypuses and dingoes. Kangaroos, wallabies and emus free range and there are opportunities to get up close, take photos and feed certain animals. (Koala holding/cuddling experiences ceased from 1 July 2024; Lone Pine instead offers up-close koala experiences.) Koala talks are held twice daily and there are also several shows with lorikeets, raptors, sheep dogs and more.

Located just a short distance from Gold Coast City in the Hinterland is Springbrook National Park. The park is a great place to see beautiful rainforest scenery and stunning waterfalls. There are also opportunities for camping, making it a perfect stop on your road trip throughout Queensland.

Located on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Surfers Paradise is a seaside neighbourhood famous for its beaches, skyscrapers and lively nightlife. The area is home to many of the Gold Coast's best restaurants and cafes, with many of the high-rise buildings offering spectacular views of the surrounding seaside.

The Gold Coast is home to some of Australia's best theme parks. Just a short distance from each other, you’ll find Warner Bros. Movie World, Dreamworld and Sea World as well as two water parks: Wet’n’Wild and WhiteWater World. The companies offer multi-day passes, giving you the opportunity to visit multiple parks over a few days.

Every year between June to October, whales migrate along the east coast of Australia. The Gold Coast is a popular place to see these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat. Many companies offer guided tours or cruises.

A fixture on Brisbane’s South Bank, just across the Brisbane River from the CBD, the Brisbane Cultural Precinct is comprised of the Queensland Cultural Centre (QCC) as well as other museums, eateries, gardens, and pedestrian areas. The cultural centre, which contains the Queensland Art Gallery, Queensland Museum, Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), the State Library, and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, is an architecturally significant example of 1970’s modernism, and several of its buildings are Heritage-listed.