Australian holidays provide the perfect opportunity to see some of the world’s most spectacular landmarks, both man-made and natural. From major cities like Sydney and Melbourne to the rugged Outback, Australia always offers something unforgettable to see. Here are the top ten landmarks to see on Australian holidays.
Sydney Opera House
The iconic Sydney Opera House is arguably the country’s single most famous building. Its unique architecture and symbolism is representative of Sydney on the world stage, and is a must-see landmark when visiting the city.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
The majestic Sydney Harbour Bridge spans across Sydney Harbour and is one of the city’s most spectacular and memorable landmarks to see.
Uluru Rock
Located in the heart of the Outback, the iconic Uluru Rock towers over the red landscape and is renowned for its unique dome shape.
Kata Tjuta
Also in the Outback lies Kata Tjuta, a field of 36 monolithic rock domes. The rocks, combined with the rugged landscape and eerie serenity of the Outback region, make for a truly breathtaking and unforgettable sight.
Greet Barrier Reef
This spectacular coral reef, the largest in the world, is one of Australia’s most memorable natural landmarks. The reef is one of the world’s top spots for diving and snorkeling, and plays host to a wide array of marine life and ocean flora.
Katherine Gorge
One of Australia’s most breathtaking sights, Katherine Gorge, located in Nitmiluk National Park, is simply one of the world’s most spectacular natural monuments. A must-see landmark for anyone in Australia’s Northern Territory, Katherine Gorge is truly beautiful and not to be missed.
King’s Canyon
The crown jewel of Watarrka National Park, King’s Canyon is renowned for its sweeping landscape, steep cliffs and rugged beauty. Considered a sacred site by the indigenous inhabitants of the land, King’s Canyon is a breathtaking and majestic site. A holiday to the Northern Territory must include a visit to this sweeping and unforgettable landmark.
Cataract Gorge Reserve
Located in Tasmania, the Cataract Gorge Reserve is one of Australia’s most popular and memorable attractions. The canyon is known for its unique shape and breathtaking beauty. Its towering hills and rugged landscape make it one of Australia’s most beautiful landmarks and a must-see attraction in Tasmania.
Cradle Mountain
Known for its soaring peaks and gorgeous mountain lakes and forests that surround it, Cradle Mountain can’t be described as anything less than phenomenal. Its rugged natural beauty and scenic vistas produce a truly memorable landmark and a top destination for a holiday visit. Cradle Mountain is renowned for its spectacular beauty and should be on the top of the list for anyone visiting Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park in Tasmania.
Sydney Tower
The Sydney Tower soars above the cityscape and has established itself as an icon and landmark of the city. Reaching an astounding 305 meters into the sky, the Sydney Tower is Australia’s tallest free standing structure. Its observation deck offers some truly spectacular views of the city, and should be visited by anyone on holiday in this lively and beautiful city.




