Woman's Weekly (UK)

Fancy An Australian Adventure?

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Sydney

Canberra may be the capital of Australia, but Sydney’s the city everyone wants to see.

It’s Australia at its best: buzzy and cosmopolit­an, but still laid-back. On top of great bars and restaurant­s, world-class museums and iconic sights, there are some terrific beaches. Stroll around the historic Rocks district then grab a waterside table at Circular Quay and watch the ferries sail past the Opera House. Later, take a cruise on the glittering waters of the harbour or, if you’re feeling bold, join a climb up the Harbour Bridge for views you’ll never forget. Be sure to visit Bondi Beach for some sun-worshippin­g and top-notch people-watching.

Melbourne

Australia’s second largest city has a mellow European feel to it, with cobbled lanes and wide boulevards, elegant colonial-era buildings and shopping arcades, bustling markets, and cafes where you can sit and relax over a great cup of coffee. Take the tram to the seaside suburb of St Kilda to visit vintage fairground

Luna Park and see penguins by the pier. Discover Australian art at the National Gallery of Victoria, sip cocktails in the bars of bohemian Fitzroy and eat your way around the restaurant­s, where you’ll find everything from tasting menus by trendy chefs to authentic Italian pizza or Vietnamese street food. If you’re a sports fan, catch a day at the races or a football or cricket match – Melbourne loves its sport, so it’ll be worth it for the atmosphere alone.

If you're thinking about a trip Down Under, make the most of your holiday with our guide to the highlights

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Sacred Uluru in the Red Centre The awe-inspiring Great Barrier Reef
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The city of Melbourne

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