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Canberra is the administrative
capital of the country and was
created from scratch starting in
1913 thanks to a compromise
between Sydney and Melbourne, the
two most populated cities in
Australia. Canberra is a very
attractive and developed city, as it is
known to be Australia's main city,
but there are also many beautiful
places and cities.

Sydney, the capital of New South Wales
and one of Australia's largest cities, is
famous for its Sydney Opera House by the
harbor, with a distinctive candle-shaped
design. The massive Darling Harbor and
smaller Circular Quay harbor are hubs of
riverside life, with the arched Sydney
Harbor Bridge and the well-known Royal
Botanic Gardens located nearby. Sydney
Tower's outer deck, the Skywalk, offers
360-degree views of the city and suburbs.
It is a very beautiful city to visit at night, its
attraction makes it appear in many films,
near the opera house is the ocean, which
makes this place a paradise.

The capital of Queensland, is a large
city on the Brisbane River. In the
South Bank Cultural Center, the
Museum of Queensland and
Sciencentre are grouped together,
with outstanding interactive exhibits.
Another South Bank cultural
institution is the Queensland Gallery
of Modern Art, which is among
Australia's leading contemporary art
museums. Above the city, Mount
Coot-tha, the site of the Brisbane
Botanical Gardens, rises.

Perth, capital of Western Australia, is
located at the intersection of the
Swan River with the southwest coast.
Sandy beaches line its suburbs, and
the massive riverside Kings Park and
Botanical Gardens on Mount Eliza
offer panoramic views of the city. The
Perth Cultural Center is home to the
state's ballet and opera companies,
and occupies its own central complex,
which includes a theater, art galleries
and the Western Australian Museum.

Perth, capital of Western Australia, is
located at the intersection of the
Swan River with the southwest coast.
Sandy beaches line its suburbs, and
the massive riverside Kings Park and
Botanical Gardens on Mount Eliza
offer panoramic views of the city. The
Perth Cultural Center is home to the
state's ballet and opera companies,
and occupies its own central complex,
which includes a theater, art galleries
and the Western Australian Museum.

Deep in the heart of Australia's Red
Centre, Uluru, is one of the most
photographed natural wonders in the
country. Also in the park are the red
dome-shaped rocks called Kata Tjuta
(the Olgas). As the sun dips in the sky,
sightseers gather to watch the colors
of Uluru and Kata Tjuta transform in
the shifting light. A great way to
appreciate these sacred sites is to join
a tour led by Aboriginal guides and
rangers.

Kakadu National Park, in the Top End
or the Northern Territory, is a World
Heritage Site and one of the planet's
great wilderness areas. Covering
more than 19,840 square kilometers,
Kakadu is the largest national park in
Australia and the second largest in
the world. Within its borders lie
monsoon rainforests, mangrove
swamps, rivers, gorges, ancient rock
paintings, wetlands, and waterfalls,
as well as an astounding diversity of
wildlife. In addition to the many
mammals, reptiles, and fish, more
than 300 different species of birds.

The Q1 Tower or Queensland Number One is
the tallest tower in the entire oceanic
continent, it is located in the city of Gold Coast,
it is amazing and for a time it was also the
tallest residential building in the world; today it
is the eighth tallest residential building. Its
inauguration took place in 2005, it is old and
since then it has remained an international
benchmark for the city of Gold Coast. It is 322
meters high, with a rooftop located about 245
meters. And its structure is made of steel with
a non-metallic roof.

The stadium located in the city of Adelaide has been home to
local cricket and soccer teams; and it has even hosted some
rugby teams on different occasions. It is a multipurpose
stadium, it is old, very spacious and has audiovisual
infrastructure.
The Adelaide Oval has been the
headquarters of the South
Australian Cricket Association
since 1871, it has also been the
headquarters of the South
Australian National Football
League since 2014. As if that
were not enough, in addition to
its sporting function, this place
has been the scene of countless
concerts of artists from all over
the world.

Melbourne is the second largest city
in Australia and a very popular
destination on many circuits around
Australia for its many art galleries,
restaurants, shops and a very
European feel that give the city of the
River Yaver a very sophisticated air. In
addition, it is a very green city in
which we find many parks, gardens
and open spaces that occupy almost
a third of its totality.