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Say g´day to South Australia´s Tour Down Under cycling race

Mummu CyclingHeld each January in the height of the Australian summer, the race´s six stages cover roughly 800–900 km (500–560 mi.) across South Australia, anchored in the compact, festival-friendly city of Adelaide. It traditionally opens the UCI WorldTour season, drawing top international teams to sun-drenched vineyard roads and coastal highways.Stages roll through the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale, where pelotons glide past cellar doors and neat vine rows, and often crest the decisive…

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Top tips and spots for solo travelers to Sydney

  Hey there, intrepid solo traveler! So, you've decided to take on Sydney solo? Excellent choice! The land down under is brimming with adventures, and Sydney is the beating heart of it all. From breathtaking beaches to buzzing nightlife, this city has it all. But before you dive headfirst into the Sydney scene, here are five essential tips to make sure your solo trip is as unforgettable as it can be. read post  

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6 musts in Brisbane

The dazzling capital and largest city (pop. 2.8 million) of Queensland is an ultimate destination for unforgettable holidays. Encompassing a vibrant mix of modern architecture, stunning natural features and welcoming climate all-year-round, Brisbane serves as an emblem of Australian outdoor lifestyle and relaxed ethos. It´s richly endowed with a morass of hidden treasures, ranging from vast sandy beaches, beautiful public gardens, multi-layered arts scenes, to Australia's most exotic wildlife…

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Why a site in Victoria is one of ´10 of the Most Haunted Places to Visit Around the World´

 Visit Melbourne The Aradale Lunatic Asylum is a hulking complex of more than 60 buildings in the town of Ararat (2½ hours west of Melbourne) which was operated first as a county jail, then as an insane asylum from 1867 all the way until 1998; since 2001 it´s been a campus of Melbourne Polytechnic. As one might imagine, that adds up to 131 years of pain, suffering, tortured souls, and more than 13,000 deaths over the years. It´s open for tours of its notorious, deliciously spooky J Ward as…

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