States and Territories
This eastern state is Australia’s most populous and is home to the famous harbour city of Sydney.
New South Wales
Located off the southeast coast, this sea separates Australia from New Zealand.
Tasman Sea
This world-famous, scenic coastal drive stretches along Victoria's southwest coast and features iconic limestone sea stacks.
Great Ocean Road
Played on the last Saturday of September (or early October), this major sporting event decides the AFL premier for the season.
AFL Grand Final
Known as the gateway to the Yarra Valley, this major outer-eastern suburb marks the end of the suburban train line.
Lilydale
This island state located south of the mainland across the Bass Strait is Australia’s smallest state.
Tasmania
This sea separates the island state of Tasmania from the Australian mainland.
Bass Strait
Located in western Victoria, this rugged mountain range (also known as Gariwerd) features sandstone ridges, waterfalls, and rock art sites.
Grampians
Standing as the home of Victorian football, this iconic Melbourne venue holds the record for the highest attendance at an AFL match.
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
This major Yarra Valley town sits surrounded by mountain ash forests.
Healesville
This federal territory was selected as the site for Australia's capital city to resolve a rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne.
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
Flowing over 2,500 kilometers, this is Australia's longest river.
Murray River
Flowing right through the heart of central Melbourne into Hobson's Bay, this is Victoria's most famous urban river.
Yarra River
This globally famous blue-heeler puppy star from Queensland has taken over streaming screens worldwide on Disney+ and the ABC.
Bluey
This historic town located near the Yarra River features a famous brick grandstand and racecourse that hosts local racing events.
Yarra Glen
Covering roughly one-third of the mainland, this is Australia’s largest state by land area.
Western Australia
Standing at 2,228 meters in the Snowy Mountains, this is the highest mountain on the Australian mainland.
Mount Kosciuszko
Situated on Corio Bay southwest of Melbourne, this is Victoria’s second-largest city.
Geelong
This Sydney-formed rock band released legendary albums like Back in Black and Highway to Hell.
AC/DC
Situated right near the Yarra River at the end of the rail trail, this former logging town is a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Warburton
This territory in northern central Australia is home to the tropical city of Darwin and the famous red interior town of Alice Springs.
Northern Territory
This massive sandstone monolith in the Northern Territory's Red Centre holds deep cultural significance to the Indigenous Pitjantjatjara Anangu people.
Uluru
Located in central Victoria, these two regional cities grew rapidly during the 1850s Australian Gold Rush.
Ballarat and Bendigo
This American pop star broke Australian ticket-sale records during her massive Eras Tour performances in Melbourne and Sydney.
Taylor Swift
This outer-eastern suburb lies approximately 31 kilometers east of Melbourne's CBD at the base of the Dandenong Ranges.
Mooroolbark