The lovely twin cities of Albury and Wodonga are situated on either side of the Murray River. They are approximately 300 kilometres north-east of Melbourne and 580 kilometres south-west of Sydney.

Melbourne is a vibrant, cultural, cosmopolitan city known for its unique blend of modern charm, historical heritage, and world-class...

Melbourne Zoo, established in 1862, is Australia’s oldest zoo. It has more than 300 species of native and exotic animals.

The Queen Victoria Market, or "Vic Market" as the locals call it, is a historic landmark spread over two city blocks on the northern side...

The Silo Art Trail is in the Wimmera-Mallee region of Victoria. It is Australia’s most extensive outdoor gallery, with thirteen amazing...

The Grampians National Park has over 200 recorded Aboriginal rock art sites, with some dating back more than 20,000 years.

The Otway Ranges have amazing rainforests with towering trees, stunning waterfalls and lush ferns. Walk through the treetops...

The Great Ocean Road starts at Torquay and meanders along the awe-inspiring coastline and through stunning rainforests until it reaches...

The Otway Fly Treetop Adventures is located in the Otway Ranges. The Treetop Walk is a two-kilometre walk through the rainforest

Loch Ard Gorge is a stunning sandy beach surrounded by 30-metre sandstone cliffs on the Great Ocean Road.

The Cape Otway Lighthouse was built in 1848, The Cape Otway Lightstation is the oldest surviving lighthouse in mainland Australia.

The Twelve Apostles are stunning limestone rock stacks towering 45 metres above the Southern Ocean in the Port Campbell National Park.

The Grampians National Park in Victoria is located 260 kilometres west of Melbourne. It has rugged sandstone mountains, awe-inspiring lookouts, stunning waterfalls and ancient Aboriginal Rock Art. 

Bendigo is Victoria's fourth largest city and is located 150 kilometres north west of Melbourne. It has a rich and fascinating gold history.