Things to do in Australia.

Consistently the first stop for first-time visitors to Sydney, creators highlight both its iconic sail-shaped exterior from the harbour and the option to tour inside and visit its restaurants. Multiple creators describe it as one of the world's most recognisable landmarks.

Described by multiple creators as one of Australia's most recognisable engineering marvels, the Harbour Bridge is visited alongside the Opera House as the centrepiece of Sydney's waterfront and offers breathtaking city views from the harbour edge.

TriFate Lifestyle dedicates an entire episode to Mosman, describing it as widely considered one of the best suburbs in Sydney, exploring its extravagant neighbourhood feel and using it to answer the question of whether they would want to live in Australia.

Global Kannadiga highlights this wildlife park as a perfect place to get up close with Australia's unique animals — kangaroos, koalas, and wombats — making it an ideal first stop for visitors wanting a hands-on wildlife encounter near the city.

Backpacker Kumar specifically visits the Sydney Murugan Temple and highlights it as a cultural hub for the Tamil community in Sydney, meeting local subscribers and exploring the Tamil streets nearby.

Global Kannadiga visits the Blue Mountains and the town of Katoomba, highlighting Scenic World as a world-class attraction featuring the world's steepest passenger railway, with dramatic mountain views, waterfalls, and dense eucalyptus forests just beyond Sydney.

Global Kannadiga drives the legendary Great Ocean Road, calling the ocean views, cliffs, and scenic walk spots absolutely unreal — a must-do coastal road trip from Melbourne that also leads to the 12 Apostles.

Featured as the headline destination on Global Kannadiga's Great Ocean Road road trip, the 12 Apostles are described as a world-famous coastal rock formation and one of the most iconic sights in Victoria.

ACE is taken through Melbourne's Central Business District by a local guide and specifically highlights the historic Block Arcade and the beautiful State Library Victoria, alongside Chinatown and Southbank, as the defining sights of central Melbourne.

ACE visits Footscray, known for its strong presence of African immigrants and often referred to as 'Little Africa,' exploring the community, speaking with locals, and experiencing the food culture that brings African heritage to life in Melbourne.

Global Kannadiga makes two trips to Ballarat from Melbourne, exploring the historic city's Lake Wendouree, the Arch of Victory, and charming streets, and also highlighting the scenic Australian countryside roads on the drive there.

ACE specifically names South Bank as one of Brisbane's most popular attractions and explores it as part of a broader look at downtown Brisbane's riverside offer, cultural venues, and local food scene.

Jacob and Jenny stumble upon St. John's Cathedral and Cathedral Square on their first walk around Brisbane, describing the church as beautiful and the surrounding green park-like square as a pleasant surprise in the middle of the city.

Jacob and Jenny use the Story Bridge as a landmark and walk under it during their Brisbane food tour day, describing the ferry connection between the bridge and Little Riverside as part of Brisbane's river experience.

Ella Explores identifies the Mount Coot-tha lookout as the real-life filming location from the popular children's show Bluey ('The Sign' episode), making it a pilgrimage spot for families and Bluey fans visiting Brisbane.

Public Transport and Card Hacks showcases Coochiemudlo Island as one of Queensland's most peaceful island escapes, reachable from Brisbane by train, bus, and ferry for just $1 — making it an exceptional budget day trip from the city.

Public Transport and Card Hacks demonstrates how to reach Mooloolaba and the Sunshine Coast from Brisbane for just 50 cents by train and local buses, making this popular coastal destination one of Australia's most accessible beach day trips.

Multiple creators highlight Surfers Paradise as the Gold Coast's centrepiece — golden sands, crystal-clear waves, high-rise city views, street performers, weekend beachside markets, and a famous after-dark nightlife scene with rooftop bars and live DJs.

Global Kannadiga visits Sea World as a major highlight of the Gold Coast trip, featuring marine animal shows and attractions that he describes as world-famous.

Let's Go spends a week exploring the Gold Coast hinterland — Springbrook, Mount Tamborine, and Lamington National Park — and calls it perhaps the most tranquil and beautiful part of southern Queensland, just an hour from the tourist beaches but feeling a thousand miles away.

Multiple creators identify Cairns as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef — a UNESCO World Heritage site described as one of the wonders visible from space — making it the essential reason to travel to Far North Queensland.

Island Hopper TV and The Jetsetting Family both highlight the Cairns Esplanade Lagoon as a famous free swimming attraction right on the waterfront, central to the Cairns city experience for families and independent travellers alike.

The Jetsetting Family visits Rainforestation in Cairns and feeds kangaroos, holds a koala, learns about Aboriginal culture, and rides an Army duck — describing it as an amazing experience for families combining wildlife, culture, and adventure.

Let's Go dedicates a full video to Coober Pedy, describing it as the opal capital of the world where most residents live underground to escape the Outback heat — a genuinely weird and unique town a long way from anywhere.

Let's Go explores Lightning Ridge, the world's black opal capital in the NSW Outback, where over a century of obsession with finding colour has built a quirky mining town full of history and determined characters.

ACE makes two separate visits to Alice Springs, exploring Aboriginal culture and community life, visiting the Royal Flying Doctor Service, discovering local wildlife, and examining Pine Gap — calling it one of Australia's most unique and mysterious towns in the heart of Central Australia.

The Outback Boys take international guests deep into remote Arnhem Land — one of the most isolated regions on Earth — for barramundi fishing, saltwater crocodile encounters, buffalo hunting, and authentic Australian bushcraft survival experiences.

Public Transport and Card Hacks takes the historic Prospector train from Fremantle to the gold-mining town of Kalgoorlie, describing $25 senior fares, a legendary onboard buffet car, and a visit to the incredible Museum of the Goldfields as highlights of the journey.