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The Australian National Maritime Museum
Darling Harbour is, when you think about it, a fitting spot to house the Australian National Maritime Museum - just around the corner from Sydney Cove, the colony's first settlement, and on the site of a former major seaport and transport hub. The Australian National Maritime Museum is a huge indoor/outdoor exhibition of Australian maritime history located at Darling Harbour and readily accessible from anywhere in the Harbour City.
In The Footsteps of Priscilla – We’re Off to Broken Hill - On The Road -
Six months in and I think we’re starting to get the hang of this caravanning caper with the Ford Everest/NOVA Bravo combination proving ideal for a couple of empty-nesters.Teamwork sees us get in and out of van sites without too much hassle and we’ve become very comfortable with the concept of ‘happy hour’.Several trips to Murray River destinations and a longer expedition along SA’s Limestone Coast have been fabulous but we haven’t gone bush, we haven’t seen the outback.Clearly it’s time to...
A Bayside Playground
Just down the road from Melbourne on Corio Bay is the city of Geelong and all it has to offer. The Bellarine Peninsula is one of Victoria’s premier recreational destinations attracting vast numbers of local, interstate and international visitors. Geelong, the region’s largest population centre and Victoria’s second largest city, is an integral part of the Bellarine’s popularity and one of its standout attractions.
Port of Echuca
The beginning of Echuca was in 1850 when Henry Hopwood operated a ferry to enable people to cross the Murray River. By the 1870s, it had become Australia's largest inland port. Today the Port of Echuca is the town's biggest tourist attraction, with many of the riverfront buildings now restored to replicate the past. If it wasn't for the modern dress of us tourists wandering along the dusty street, you would be forgiven for thinking you were back in days of Echuca's bustling river port.
All That Glitters - Victoria’s Central Goldfields
During the gold rush in the 1800’s small Victorian towns boomed The goldfields region of north-central Victoria extends from Buninyong in the south, to Inglewood and Wedderburn in the north, west to Stawell and east to Kilmore and Heathcote. It encompasses the major cities of Ballarat, Bendigo and Castlemaine, smaller centres like Maldon, Daylesford, Creswick & Clunes and countless other sites where significant gold strikes were made during the Victorian Gold rush between 1851 and the mid 1860s.
Kings Park, Perth
You haven't been to Perth if you haven't been to Kings Park. Located on the western edge of the Perth CBD and partly occupying the high ground known as Mount Eliza, Kings Park is one of the largest inner city parks in the world and the most popular destination in Western Australia, attracting more than 5 million visitors annually.
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