sydney
Known for iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, this city is bustling metropolis that’s on the move.
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No matter whether you prefer a laid-back lifestyle or the liveliness of the inner city, there’s a place for everyone in Australia.
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Melbourne is Australia’s second largest city and is world acclaimed as a cultural hotspot, thanks largely to its thriving arts scene.
brisbane
Affectionately known as the Sunshine State by both name and reputation, Brisbane has beautiful beaches and a bustling CBD.
perth
Though it’s the most geographically isolated city in the world, Perth is rich in culture (and, thanks to a mining boom, rich in resources).
adelaide
Between a flourishing seafood industry and wine from the world famous Barossa Valley, Adelaide has a strong food culture and is also one of the most affordable Australian cities.
hobart
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania, the triangle-shaped island off the Australia’s south-east corner, which makes it unique both geographically and culturally.
