Introduction: Sydney is the capital of New South Wales, Australia, the most densely populated city in China, with a population of over 4.2 million (in 2006), the largest city in Australia, covering an area of 2,400 square kilometers, the largest city and port in Australia and even Oceania, and one of the largest and most prosperous international metropolises in the world.

The tourist attractions in Sydney include: Sydney Opera House, Central Coast, Hawkbury River, Reptile Park, Gannet Ecological Reserve, etc.

2. Melbourne

Introduction: Melbourne is the capital of Victoria, Australia, the second largest city in Australia, the cultural and industrial center of Australia and the most famous cultural city in the southern hemisphere. It was named in memory of British Prime Minister william lamb, the second viscount of Melbourne. 1847, Queen Victoria of England announced the establishment of Melbourne City.

Melbourne tourist attractions: Royal Melbourne Botanical Garden, Royal Melbourne Exhibition Hall, Captain Cook's Cabin, Chinatown, etc.

3. Perth

Introduction: It is the capital of Western Australia and the fourth largest city in Australia. According to Australian Bureau of Statistics, Perth Metropolitan Area has a population of 2.02 million (20 14), making it the fourth largest city in Australia, with a population growth rate higher than the national average.

Perth Tourist Attractions: Wildflower kings park, Fremantle, Beach, etc.

4. Brisbane

Introduction: Australia's third largest city, the capital and port of Queensland. It is one of the largest cities in the world. Modern buildings in the city alternate with ancient and elegant old houses, which are connected vertically and horizontally, and are mostly named after former members of the British royal family. Pioneering buildings here include Gothic John Church, City Hall Building, Bell Tower and so on.

Brisbane's tourist attractions: City of Rivers, City of Sunshine, Gold Coast, etc.

5. Darwin Harbour

Introduction: Darwin Harbour is the city with the largest concentration of Australian aborigines, and a large part of its residents are immigrants from Southeast Asia and East Asia. It is the capital of northern Australia, with an area of 1 12 square kilometers. Darwin Harbour is located on the northwest coast of Australia, so it is called "Australia's multicultural capital". Because it is closest to Asia, it is an important export port, mainly exporting live animals (cattle, sheep) and minerals. Darwin Harbour is also an important military base in Australia and the base of patrol boats on the northern coast.