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Unmatched guide with text and photos for getting to know Australia, the culture, the pubs and clubs , the people and the food.

Welcome to Australia!
It's Always a G'Day Down Under

The Sydney Opera house is one of the country's most recognizable landmarks.

From the magnificence of Sydney to the far reaches of the Outback, Australia provides a cultural and landscape diversity that is matched by few other countries in the world.

This is a huge country – it takes up an entire continent, for example – so you can't exactly cruise the Great Barrier Reef in the morning and be back in Sydney in time for dinner. That is why we are inviting you to join our Australian Pub Crawl, a continuous update of the people, places and regions of this vast land.

We are starting with the biggest place in this big land, Sydney. It hosted the 2000 Summer Olympics, but the party continues.

Head directly to Sydney, or perhaps to Melbourne. Any first-time Aussie traveler should first learn about the people, customs, tipping, even how to speak Australian and more in or Australian Travel Guide. It's the first stop on the Aussie Party Bus, which will take you on a fun tour through all the PubClub pages. And be sure to check out the great types of food available in Australia in our Food and Dining Guide section.

Come to the Aussie PreParty!