The Ferris wheel in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, is the best way to get a panoramic view of the city. It's 60 metres (179 feet) high. Like the London Eye in the British capital, it is one of the most touristic places.
Grampians National Park, west of Melbourne, is a spectacular place where travelers can rent a cottage or camp out in the open. The scenery at night and during the day is subject of countless photographs.
The Blue Mountains in the Australian Natural Park are part of many short as well as extended trips to the country. The canyon is just an hour and a half drive from Sydney. One of its most spectacular experiences are its glow worm caves.
Australia's most representative monument is the Opera House in Sydney. In 2007 it was declared a World Heritage Site. The House's five theatres host events such as musicals, opera concerts and plays. For organ lovers, there's an extra attraction: its mechanical organ is the largest in the world.