Australia is a beautiful country full of natural wonders, cultural landmarks and diverse landscapes. Whether you’re travelling to Australia for business or pleasure, it’s important to have an itinerary that allows you time to explore the country’s best sights and local food experiences. Additionally, don’t forget to look for vouchers for restaurants while exploring the country!
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Cadbury Chocolate Factory
Located in Melbourne, Australia, Cadbury World is a popular tourist attraction. The factory is open for tours and has interactive exhibits that allow you to learn about the history of chocolate production in Australia. The tour includes a chocolate-tasting session where you can sample some of their most famous products such as Curly Wurly and Freddo Frogs (a popular frog-shaped chocolate bar). It’s also worth noting that this is the world’s largest confectionery manufacturing facility.
Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach is a must-visit destination for foodies. It’s also one of the most popular beaches in Australia, so you’ll want to make sure you go during off-peak times and avoid weekends if possible. The best time to visit is October through April or May. There are also tons of restaurants near Bondi Beach and many are open late into the night so you can grab dinner after a day at the beach.
Moreover, you can take home some souvenirs from one of Sydney’s biggest markets at Paddington Markets on Saturday mornings; pick up some artisanal cheese and wine while visiting Hunter Valley Vineyards.
Grampians National Park
Grampians National Park is located in Victoria, Australia. The area is a popular destination for rock climbers and has peaks up to 1,000 metres above sea level.
The Grampians are a mountain range with peaks up to 1,000 metres above sea level that rises sharply from the surrounding plains in western Victoria. They’re also home to some of Australia’s most spectacular scenery–from rugged gorges and deep canyons through rainforests filled with ferns and wildflowers all the way up through ancient volcanic rocks that form cliffs along their edges.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
The Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney are a beautiful place to walk and enjoy the scenery. You can take a stroll around the gardens or visit some of the museums within it. The gardens also offer many events throughout each year, including concerts, festivals and outdoor movies. There are several restaurants located inside these gardens so that you can enjoy a meal while taking in all of its beauty.
Gold Coast Seafood Markets
The Gold Coast Seafood Markets are located in Southport, Queensland. The market is open every day of the week except for Christmas Day and Good Friday.
The market has a wide variety of fresh seafood available, including oysters, prawns, crabs, lobsters and fish fillets. You can also find other products such as fruit juice and fresh produce from local farmers’ markets at this location. If you’re looking for something sweet after your meal there are stalls selling pastries as well.
The best time to visit this food destination is during lunchtime because there will be fewer crowds then (or later in the evening if you’re feeling adventurous). Bring cash with you so that when it comes time to pay for all those tasty treats don’t forget.
Adelaide Central Market and Rundle Mall
Adelaide Central Market is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Adelaide. It is a large, open-air market with over 100 stalls selling fresh produce, meat and fish. The market is located in the heart of the city and is open every day except Christmas Day.
A great way to explore Rundle Mall is by taking a free walking tour that starts at either end of this pedestrian mall (on Grenfell Street or Pulteney Street). A guide will take you through some of Adelaide’s history while pointing out landmarks such as Parliament House and Elder Park along your journey.
Melbourne Fish Markets and South Melbourne Market
Melancholic, melodious and melancholy. These are just some of the words that come to mind when thinking about Melbourne’s Fish Markets and South Melbourne Market. The markets are a must-see destination for anyone who loves food and culture, with their distinctive range of stalls offering everything from fresh produce to artisanal bread and cheese.
The best thing about these markets is that they don’t just sell food; they also offer an opportunity for visitors to engage with local culture through live entertainment or art displays by local artists. You can also find cafes where you can sit down for breakfast or lunch while watching boats sail past Port Phillip Bay outside your window. If you’re looking for something sweet after enjoying all this greasy goodness, then you should visit Gelato Messina on Fitzroy Street where there will be plenty more options waiting for you!
Perth Peppermint Caves
The Peppermint Cave is a popular tourist attraction, located in the suburb of North Fremantle. Visitors can see how peppermint oil is made, as well as sample some of its products. The cave also hosts performances throughout the year by local artists and musicians who specialize in jazz music or comedy routines.
Conclusion
Australia is a country rich in culture, history and natural beauty. It has been said that “a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step”, and this is certainly true for Australia. Whether you’re looking for an adventure or just want to relax with some good food on your holiday, there are plenty of destinations where you can find what you’re looking for – from beaches with stunning views over the ocean to markets filled with fresh produce.
