In Melbourne you will find some of Australia’s greatest landmarks including, the National Gallery of Victoria, the World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building and the Melbourne Cricket Ground. In Victoria, Melbourne is the capital and the second most populated city in Australia.

Since the first governor proclaimed a new settlement from under a gum tree in 1836, Adelaide has come on in leaps and bounds. Perhaps the most significant arrivals, at least in terms of current prosperity, were the central European immigrants who brought wine making skills to the Barossa Valley – a visit is highly recommended! Adelaide itself has much to recommend it including the cathedrals of St Peter and St Francis Xavier and the fine cultural centre.