Maps of Cities in Australia

Australia's major cities are key economic, cultural and administrative centers, each contributing uniquely to the country's identity. Sydney, the largest city, functions as a global financial center and cultural attraction, known for the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Melbourne, known for its arts, sports, and diverse culinary cuisine, hosts significant events such as the Australian Open tennis championships.

Brisbane, capital of Queensland, combines a vibrant cultural scene with proximity to natural attractions such as the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. Perth, located on the west coast, thrives on mining and resource extraction, offering a high quality of life. Adelaide, known for its festivals and wine regions, offers a mix of cultural and natural attractions.

Canberra, the capital of the Australian Capital Territory, is home to the federal government and national institutions. Each city plays a critical role in shaping Australia's economic landscape and cultural fabric.