Australia Property Guide
Sydney
Sunny sophisticated Sydney basks as the shinning star of the southern hemisphere of Australia. The stunning Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge are the pride and joy of the area. While in Sydney there is plenty to see and do such as operas, balle, modern dance, street shows and local and international theatre.
Melbourne
Melbourne, the cultural capital of Australia, is known for hte good things in life. Melbourne is a city marked by its extensive parklands and "urban village" which surround a block of city centre streets. Melbourne´s intricate Victorian shopping arcades and pretty laneways make it a pleasant place to walk around. At St. Kilda the palm trees wave gently in the breeze. When evening falls the restaurants fill up and the nightlife starts to take off.
Perth
Perth is one of the most fantastic areas in Australia. there is som much to do in Perth, swimming , surfing, sailing, diving, fishing, world class golf courses, swimming with dolphins and countless otdoor activities and over 80 kilometres of while sandy beaches to sunbathe on. Of the almost two million people that live in Western Australia, the vast majority reside in the state´s capital of Perth. A cosmopolitan and beautiful city, it is not hard to understand why so many are drawn to this area of the world.
Canberra
Canberra may be Australia´s capital city however, it has a relaxed calming atmosphere that is more on a par with a smaller town than a capital city. Canberra is often called the Bush Capital because of nearby Canbera Nature Park and Namadgi National Park. Almost half of the Australian Capital Territory is parkland or bushland, making Canberra a natural spot for an esacape into the Great Outdoors.
Adelaide
High rise buildings have been kept to a minimum and the wide streets, original stone, colonial buildings, mansions and workers cottage all add a wonderful character to the city. The city is also surrounded by a number of parklands. Adelaide is proud of its reputation for arts and culture. Set in an area of spectacular natural beauty and blessed with a mild Mediterranean climate, its residents enjoy the good life.
Brisbane
Brisbane enjoys great weather, a relaxed paced of life and all the cosmopolitan bustle of a major urban hub. Brisbane also has a fantastic shopping district, The Queens Street Mall where you will find all the top designer labels and department stores. Alternatively you can head towanrds the bustling street markets that are dotted around the city.
Cairns
Once you have visited the fabulous area, you´ll be seriously tempted to extend your stay in this sophisticated modern city. With its tree-lined sreets, Cairns boasts great shopping malls, sophisticated hotels, cosmopolitan restarants, cafes and nightclubs and a lifestyle that is in keeping with contemporary city living. Cairns is the prime gateway to Tropical North Queensland and is the ideal starting point for travellers wanting to explore the Great Barrier Reef, rainforest, outback and the vast wilderness of Cape York Peninsula.
Darwin
Darwin is a vibrant, tropical capital city perched on a deepwater port. The area offers a blend of cosmopolitan and city pleasures. Darwin is set upon one of Australia´s prettiest harbours that open out to the wonderful Arafura Sea. The harbour offers a host of activities and will keep you busy for days on end. Darwin is also surrounded by more than 20 national parks and reserves. It is here you will find the famous Kakadu National Park.