Places

We all know what Oz is famous for: The Great Barrier Reef, Ayers Rock, Sydney Harbour Bridge. These are obvious must-see places when heading down under. But what else is there? Australia has a wealth of other attractions that don’t get nearly as much love as these stereotypical visions of Oz.

The Blue Mountains have long been the source of great mysticism for both the people of Australia and visitors from around the world. Despite a European presence existing in the country long before, it would take centuries for the European settlers to learn of the passages through the mountain range now commonly toured by visitors, as it was long believed simply to be impassable. The official crossing through the Blue Mountains by the European settlers is said to have cemented the colonization of Australia and is a major event in the rich history of New South Wales.

Unlike nearly every other Australian city, Sydney’s icons are recognisable throughout the world, and it sometimes seems a great deal of visiting tourists drop by for precisely that reason. All too often it’s a meet and greet, seeing tourists loving and leaving all within a few kilometres of the city’s CBD (Central Business District), hurriedly ticking the star attractions off their lists without ever exploring what lays beyond the surface. Venture to Sydney’s lesser-known and rarely visited corners with this guide to the hidden hotspots of the Harbour City, from inner city centres to beachside gems.

Sydney has been named the "Best City In The World" and tourists from all over the world make their way to the beautiful city down under to enjoy different things. There are hundreds of must see attractions in Sydney but it seems like people are not sure which ones should be prioritize. Though it is ideal to see everything in the area, most people will not have the luxury to do so. This is why it is recommended that you consider checking these 3 places out first before you go off to different spots.

Below are some top Dubai landmarks and travel destinations you should consider visiting when you go to Dubai.

As one of the most vibrant and densely populated cities in the world, Hong Kong certainly has a lot to offer its tourists, and there is no shortage of things to see and do. With food markets, goods markets, loud, bustling streets, huge skyscrapers, handy technology, cute pets and fashions and loads more, Hong Kong is one of the best destinations for adventurous explorers. Here are a few things you might not know about the famed city.

If you fancy a daytrip outside of Athens or are considering a multi-destination holiday, the good news is that you have a lot of options to get out and about and see more of Greece and the surrounding countries. The bad news is you might struggle to decide exactly where to go once you know the options on offer!

Singapore has changed so much over the years, its traditional villages turning into huge skyscrapers and its thriving countryside becoming various nature reserves around the island. However, these changes have brought many good things to the island, and now you can enjoy amazing shopping, awesome technology, and fantastic food in the vibrant city. If you’re more into nature, there are loads of places you can visit to explore the countryside and discover the huge amount of different species of plants and wildlife. Everyone knows something about Singapore, but here are some things you might not have known.

With its ties to politics, planning and public servants and its lack of beaches, big city nightlife and soul, Canberra is often overlooked as being Sydney and Melbourne’s less exciting little sister. But dig a little deeper and Canberra may not be as boring as you think... Find out today why not.

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia, Spain. It is the second largest city in Spain, after Madrid. Barcelona has many to offer its visitors - historic buildings, monuments, museums, parks, and beaches. Three of most visited tourist attractions are La Sagrada Familia, La Rambla, and Camp Nou Stadium.