Runway to Road: Melbourne - Hobart - Launceston - Sydney

Melbourne is the cultural and sporting capital of Australia, filled with a vast array of attractions including a mix of Victorian and contemporary architecture with edgy street art, beautiful tree line streets and hidden alleyways with food and shopping arcades. The surrounding areas of Victoria are truly magnificent boasting a dramatic cliff lined coast, National Parks, Yarra Valley wineries and the Great Ocean Road. Visit Melbourne for world class sports events, festivals and its captivating gold rush past.

Explore the Queen Victoria Market, Federation Square, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Shrine of Remembrance, National Gallery of Victoria, Royal Botanic Gardens, St. Paul's Cathedral, Eureka Skydeck, Dandenong Ranges, Degraves Street, City Circle Tram, Phillip Island, Flinders Street Station, Puffing Billy, Yarra Valley Wineries and so much more!

Hobart is Australia's city on the edge of the world, packed with world class art, waterfront restaurants and mountains with breathtaking views. Founded in 1803, it is a beautiful city, stretching out along either shore of the Derwent River as it opens to meet the Tasman Sea. Hobart has a rich and diverse culture and offers many attractions of historic and cultural interest. Browse the markets and art galleries along the waterfront, the cosmopolitan dining of North Hobart, and the historic charm of Battery Point. The western shore is dominated by Mt Wellington, with its imposing summit cliffs known as the Organ Pipes. Hobart is also a good base from which to explore the rest of the island. Hobart is also internationally famous among the yachting community as the finish of the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.

Discover the amazing Port Arthur, Mount Wellington, Battery Point, MONA, Salamanca Place (Salamanca Market on a Saturday), Royal Tasmania Botanical Gardens, Bruny Island, Cascade Brewery, Mount Field National Park and so much more.

Launceston is one of the oldest cities in Australia, nestled in the Tamar River Valley at the confluence of the North Esk, South Esk and Tamar Rivers. The city is decorated with historic buildings housing fascination museums, charming cafes, quaint shops, and vibrant galleries. Launceston has a provincial ambiance with beautiful parks, riverside walks and hilly streets lined by weatherboard houses. Launceston mixes city and country charms, with heritage streetscapes, a slice of urban wilderness and all the ingredients for a gourmet experience. Tasmania's second-largest city is one of only two in Australia to be named as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, and its Saturday farmers' market is among the best in the nation.

Visit and explore the amazing Cataract Gorge, City Park, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Heritage Walks, Prince's Square, Royal Park, and so much more.

Sydney is the largest, oldest, and most sophisticated city in Australia. It has been named one of the world's most beautiful and most livable locations many times over. Sydney is a treasure trove of history, nature, culture, art, fashion, and cuisine; this incredible city encompasses miles of ocean coastline, sandy beaches, and a spectacular harbor that features two of the most iconic structures on the planet, the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The entire city is surrounded by nature and national parks, which extend from the harbor's shores, through the suburbs, and on to the Greater Blue Mountains, a world heritage site, at its far west perimeter.

Visit Sydney Harbour, The Opera House, Sydney Tower Eye, Circular Quay, Bondi Beach, Taronga Zoo, The Rocks, Queen Victoria Building, Royal Botanic Gardens, Blue Mountains and much more!