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Major Attractions in Australia

The magic of Australia lies in its large number of unique attractions including both natural and manmade creations. Ranging from the Great Barrier Reef, Kangaroo Island and Uluru to the Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbor and Sydney Tower, there are several places of tourist attractions in Australia to delight every tourist. Moreover, there are many renowned tour operators who introduce the tourists to the major attractions in Australia. The nation is home o many museums, tropical forests, gardens, amusement parks, national parks, galleries, and many other exciting places to explore and enjoy. Situated right in the heart of Australia is the iconic rock monolith, called Uluru, is one of

the most popular natural sightseeing places. This was once known as Ayers Rock and is famous for its changing colors as the day advances. This falls in the list of Australian Outback attractions. Another natural wonder in this continent is The Great Barrier Reef along with its many coral beach islands, creating an underwater paradise of colorful reefs and marine life for divers.

Australia’s manmade architectural wonders can be found in Sydney, Canberra and other Australian cities. Sydney is the home to various world famous architectural creations that include the Darling Harbor, Sydney Opera House, Taronga Zoo, Sydney Olympic Park, the Royal Botanic Gardens and many more. Darling Harbor is one of the favorite places among visitors where there are theme parks, harbor-side shopping center, museums, etc. Canberra is another Australian city that is the home of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Railway Museum, Australian Reptile Centre Canberra, Australian War Memorial, and many more.

Major attractions in Australia in the Northern Territory include Arnhem Land, Katherine Gorge and Kakadu where people from all over the world come to visit the wildlife, rainforests, crocodiles, rivers and gorges and unique land formation. Visitors also come for an insight into the Aboriginal life. In Queensland, apart from the Great Barrier Reef, there are the Gold Coast, Fraser Island, Darling Downs, and the Noosa on the Sunshine Coast. In New South Wales, the famous landmarks like The Rocks, the Blue Mountains, the South Coast, limestone caves and the white sand beaches are present.