New South Wales

Nicknamed The Coat Hanger, and one of Australia’s most recognisable icons, the Sydney Harbour Bridge has spanned Port Jackson and Sydney Harbour since 1932. It was and remains the largest (not longest) steel arch bridge.

The Three Sisters, a dramatic trio of sandstone peaks, stand majestically at Echo Point in Katoomba, New South Wales. Shrouded in Aboriginal legend, these towering formations offer breathtaking views over the Jamison Valley, enchanting visitors with their ethereal beauty. As the sun dances across the rugged cliff faces, the ever-changing hues of the rocks create a mesmerizing spectacle. A gateway to the Blue Mountains, the Three Sisters provide a perfect blend of natural wonder and cultural heritage for explorers of all ages.

Perched in the scenic Blue Mountains, Everglades in Leura is a heritage garden masterpiece that seamlessly marries the elegance of the Art Deco era with the rustic charm of native Australian bushland. Designed in the 1930s, these 13 acres of landscape offer a maze of delightful nooks, terraced gardens, and winding paths, all set against expansive views of the Jamison Valley. Visitors can stroll through vibrant plant displays, discover quaint stonework, and absorb the tranquil ambiance this enchanting garden offers.