Australia's Top Attractions and Must-See

This is located at 1-5 Wheat Rd, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

This is located at Level 5 Westfield Sydney, 108 Market St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Sydney Tower Eye

Viewing a city from above is the only way to do it! The Sydney Tower has the perfect vantage point for seeing the heart of the Sydney CBD. Read about the origins of local landmarks such as the Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, and the Opera House.
On a bright day, you can see as far as the sandy beaches and the Blue Mountains. To enhance the view, go up at sunset and watch as the sky turns orange and pink and the city lights begin to sparkle as they turn on. More or less you will be spending about $20 for the admission.

This is located at 7 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia.

Eureka Skydeck in Melbourne

Eureka Tower is a 297.3-meter-tall skyscraper in Melbourne's Southbank district that is a must-see on every trip to Australia. You will get stunning panoramic views of the capital, identify main landmarks, and much more from here!
Soar up 285 meters in just 38 seconds on the highest elevator in the Southern Hemisphere, with your camera poised to catch the cityscape from above.
At the tallest observation deck in the Southern Hemisphere, you can enjoy unrivaled views of Melbourne. Take in a 360° bird's eye view of Melbourne through the giant glass windows as you ascend 285 meters in 38 seconds up 88 stories.

With this attraction, you will enjoy unobstructed 360-degree views on a hot air balloon ride over the stunning Macarthur area, just 60 minutes from Sydney CBD. If you book this attraction kit, you can also learn about the origins of Camden Valley, which was the site of Australia's first commercial balloon flight about 40 years ago. You may or may not be interested in how hot balloons work; your seasoned pilot may offer you the option of assisting with pre-flight setup and post-flight pack down, or you may sit back and relax for the ideal picture opportunity while your balloon rises. If you are interested in this attraction it will cost you about $210 for admission tickets, other agencies may offer more or less, but my tried and tested is Klook, it works exactly what you expect. 

How to get there

By car: 50 minutes from Sydney city center

The train trip can be enjoyed by all, from children to adults. Secure your seats and begin your thrilling journey aboard the historic Puffing Billy Train. With a single or return journey ticket, you can sit back and relax while you ride from Belgrave to Lakeside or Gembrook. As you travel along the Dandenong ranges, take in the picturesque sights of forests, fern gullies, and farmlands. This attraction is rated 4.6 stars and is highly recommended. If this is one on your lists, it will cost you about $45 for adult admission ticket and $24 for child ages 4-16 and Infant from 0-6 is free. 

How to get there

By car: 1 hour driving from Melbourne CBD through M1
Please note that there is no parking available for passengers in Old Monbulk Road. A passenger drop-off zone is available outside Gate 4,1 Old Monbulk Road. If using the drop off zone, we ask that your passengers promptly disembark from your vehicle so that you can exit the drop off zone and park

Finally, end this journey by riding on the Scenic Cableway, the Southern Hemisphere's biggest airline cable car. In this attraction, you'll get to experience the Scenic World in Katoomba, Australia's World Heritage-listed the Blue Mountains provides a variety of experiences available nowhere else on the planet. The Scenic Skyway glides between cliff tops, including panoramic views of World Heritage landscapes such as Katoomba Falls, Three Sisters, Mt Solitary, and Jamison Valley.
The Scenic Walkway's 500m raised boardwalk allows you to walk under the canopy of an extraordinary temperate rainforest. The 545-meter Scenic Cableway path slowly descends into the Jamison Valley before returning to the escarpment's tip. Discover the excitement of a 52° (128 percent) incline in open terrain when boarding the Scenic Train, the world's steepest passenger railway. This attraction will cost you about $40.00 for an admission ticket but it is worth your penny. 

How to get there

By car: You can reach Scenic World via the M4 and Great Western Highway in less than 2 hours
By metro: Sydney Trains operate between Central Station and Katoomba Station on the Blue Mountains Line. Scenic World is located 3km from Katoomba Station, accessible via the or the public bus Route 686 which both stops outside the main entrance

This attraction has excellent reviews from the people who have been in this factory. The team will teach you and show you how to make chocolates. The best thing is that you can also bake and decorate your own chocolates. This is a real fun experience. For ticket admission, it will cost you more or less $15. 

How to get there

By car: From Melbourne, drive for approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes via the M1