You ve watched the films, now stand in the footsteps of Harry Potter and his Hogwarts friends at these instantly recognisable London locations used in the movie. 1. King’s Cross Station The Hogwarts Express departs from Platform 9¾ at King’s Cross Station, which is in the arched wall between platforms 4 and 5. If that seems short on magic, head towards the real-life…
If you’re new to Australia, ISIC recommends four Australian attractions no traveller should miss out on discovering! Click to see our top picks. Visiting Australia for the first time? Here are a couple of top attractions you should have on your list! Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge As soon as someone mentions Sydney the first thing that comes to mind is…
One of the most well recognised landmarks in Sydney, the Opera House is an internationally recognised Australian icon and is one of the most popular attractions in Sydney city. Located on the edge of the harbour, the Sydney Opera House is a stunning tourist attraction, architectural marvel, historically significant landmark and home to some of Sydney s best culture…
Canberra is the capital of Australia. A carefully planned city, it offers many things to do and a chance to see. Thoughtful planning can help any traveler make the most of their trip here. People who love to spend time outdoors will have much to see here. The same is true for those who love the opportunity to tour museums and sample local food items. Indoor attractions…
3 Take a BridgeClimb to the dizzying heights of the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a 360-degree panorama of the world’s greatest harbour. Wearing a special Bridgesuit, harness and communication gear, climbers ascend the bridge’s arch for the ultimate city view, 440ft above sea level. 4 A luscious, soul-stealing journey, the 120-mile drive between Cape Naturaliste…
For those who haven t visited Australia s smallest state, Tasmania or Tassie,seems shrouded in mystique. Perhaps it s the state s far-flung location some 300 km south of the Australian mainland across stormy Bass Strait. Maybe it s the vast expanses of windswept wilderness - almost half of Tasmania s land mass lies in national parks and World Heritage Areas…
