Check out these Landmarks you can visit
Landmark, skyline-dominating arts centre for opera, theatre, music and dance, plus guided tours.
Worlds largest coral reef system with over 2,900 reefs and 900 islands. It stretches up to 2,300 km (1429 miles)
A huge sandstone monolith in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, sacred to indigenous Australians.
A Natural Formation made by limestone stacks. 7 of the 8 natural formation stand to this day, one naturally collapsed in 2005.
A Natural Formation over 360 million years old! The natural formation look similar to that of beehives.
A Natural Formation of 3 sandstone peaks that have weathered down to their current state. Hike your way up to marvel at it.
A beautiful white sandy beach popular for surfering. The surrounding area and neighboring beaches are also worth checking out.
Since its 1932 opening, this iconic bridge has been a sight to see for both tourist and locals alike. Popular for hosting various exhibitions.
Iconic for it's city skyline and the opportunity to climb it. A picnic area accompanies it, along with the Howard Smith Wharves waterside building.
