Perth
This is Perth's only casino and it's the only place in the state where you'll find gaming machines. It's typically glitzy, in that flashing lights and…
Must-see attractions in Australia
Tasmania
From Currie, head south to the Seal Rocks Reserve (off South Rd). A 30-minute return stroll takes you to a viewing platform to survey the fossilised…
Cradle Country & The West
The beach next to the caravan park has a gently shelving sandy bottom that provides safe swimming. Don't be discouraged by the water colour – it's tinted…
New South Wales
One of a handful of wineries in the district; drop in to its cellar door for tastings. Popular varietals include pinot noir, semillon and a sparkling…
Sydney
A nude and secluded beach on the other side of Middle Head from its partner in crime, Obelisk.
Canberra
This popular local sports stadium was inaugurated in the 1920s and now plays host to AFL and cricket matches, including its first game of International…
Seymour Railway Heritage Centre
Victoria
Has a collection of heritage Victoria Railway locomotives and carriages, and offers occasional rail tours. Could only be visited by prior appointment at…
Southern NSW & The Murray
This wonderful public reserve has an excellent picnic area and a groomed swimming beach where you can float safely along the mighty Murrumbidgee. There's…
West Coast Australia
Operating continuously since the 1870s, this trad winery zeroes-in on sticky fortified wines: port, sherry, muscat and Marsala. It's 6km out of town, on…
West Coast Australia
Spot migratory birds among the mangroves, or just wander out along the tidal flats. Bring insect repellent. The turn-off is about 6km south of the park…
Kate's Cottage: Ned Kelly Memorial Museum & Homestead
Victoria
This museum displays a rather dog-eared and dusty collection of Kelly memorabilia and artefacts from around the district, and a tired-looking replica of…
Southern NSW & The Murray
Once belonging to the first Australian-born white explorer, Hamilton Hume, this wonderfully preserved 1835 cottage is a significant piece of modern…
Hobart
A landmark (and very atmospheric) set of historic steps, knocked together from sandstone in 1840 to link Salamanca Pl with Battery Point, high on the…
Victoria
Volunteer-run, this small museum in the Pioneer Memorial Gardens has displays on the early history of Sorrento and Portsea. It's housed in the old…
Northern Territory
This farm has a semitropical butterfly house with a host of Australian species, and a mini petting zoo with farm animals such as goats, ducks, rabbits and…
Great Ocean Road
Held along the main strip, this market is the perfect spot for picking up local souvenirs and produce. During Easter and the Queen's Birthday weekend it's…
The Daintree
Also known as Jungle Bugs & Butterflies, the Daintree Entomological Museum displays a large private collection of local and exotic bugs, butterflies and…
Canberra
The design of the elegant, symmetrical Indian High Commission was inspired by classical Mughal and Hindu architecture. The grounds include a moat and…
West Coast Australia
West of the mouth of the estuary is family-friendly Doddi's Beach, facing the ocean. It's far enough from the main town to sidestep the glitz and cultural…
Brisbane & Around
The timber-slatted Granite Belt Maze, 8.5km north of town, is a hit with kids. Other on-site diversions include a nine-hole mini-golf course and giant…
Northern Territory
The Arnhem Highway crosses the Adelaide River here, and it's from the murky waters of this river that large crocs are tempted to jump for camera-wielding…
Melbourne
Situated in a lovely old house, this quality commercial gallery specialises in the Australian abstract and alternative art movements from the 1950s to the…
Byron Bay & Northern NSW
Murals painted inside the tunnel here by Aboriginal artists depict the creation story of the Three Brothers who were ancestral founders of the Bundjalung…
South Australian Aviation Museum
Adelaide
This not-for-profit collection of retired old birds (plus rockets from Woomera and a not-so-old F-111) roosts in an old hangar in the Port Adelaide back…
West Coast Australia
The Denham foreshore is a lovely place for a barbecue, picnic, stroll or swim. Opposite the visitor centre is a ship-themed playground that children will…
Darwin
Darwin's only downtown beach, unless you count the sliver of sand at the waterfront precinct… It's sheltered from the city on the hill above by vegetation.
Tasmania
Home to a gallery showing work by local artists. Hosts a resident artist program and many community events. Check the Facebook page for exhibition details.
Victoria
The husband-and-wife team here has been growing wine in the region for over 35 years. At weekends you can pop into their main-street enoteca for a tasting,
Tasmania
One of three lighthouses on the island, this structure with its 20m-high spiral staircase can be visited on twice-weekly tours. Advance bookings essential.
St Andrews Uniting (Presbyterian) Church
Tasmania
First opened for worship in 1840, this much-admired church was designed in Greek revival style. It features sturdy Doric columns and a central bell tower.
Salt Water Murris Quandamooka Aboriginal Art Gallery
Brisbane & Around
On Dunwich's main street, this Aboriginal-owned gallery space exhibits crafts and contemporary art by the island's traditional owners, the Quandamooka.
Launceston
This building's magnificent 1888 neoclassical colonnade reflects Launceston’s 19th-century prosperity. It now houses offices; not open to the public.
Kangaroo Island
Loong beach between Penneshaw and American River, backed by rows of fancy beach houses. Go for a wander and see what's washed in on the tide.
West Coast Australia
Commonly referred to as 'the Obelisk' by locals, this monument just southwest of the Port Denison marina has excellent views, especially at sunset.
Broome
A number of cemeteries testify to Broome's multicultural past. The most striking is the Japanese Cemetery with 919 graves (mostly pearl divers).
Manly
A long, low-lapping elbow of sand with bobbing yachts offshore, pretty Clontarf is popular with families, and has grassy picnic areas and a cafe.
Broome
Located next to the Japanese Cemetery is a Chinese burial ground with more than 90 graves and monuments.
South Coast NSW
Four small galleries house temporary exhibitions by local creators, including Aboriginal artists, at this diverting art space near the library.
Melbourne
Established during the 1960s, MUMA’s art collection has over 1800 works, and they’re a great representation of Australian contemporary art.
Tasmania
Accessed via Coles Beach Road, located to the west of Bluff Beach, this beach is quieter than nearby Mersey Bluff Beach but it isn't patrolled.
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