The Twelve ApostlesThe Twelve Apostles, famous group of rock formations in Victoria
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Places in Victoria on this website



Victoria is the smallest state on mainland Australia. It covers an area of 237,629 sq km (91,749 sq mi), including 4.3% of water. The state shares a border with New South Wales to the north and South Australia to the west. The highest point in the state is Mount Bogong, at 1,986 m (6,516 ft).

Grampians National ParkView from the Pinnacle at Grampians National Park, Victoria
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Victoria has a population of 5.5 million people. It is the second most populous state in Australia after New South Wales. Its biggest city and capital is Melbourne. Victoria observes the Australian Eastern Standard Time, which is +10 GMT. It also observes Daylight Saving Time, from the first Sunday of October to the first Sunday of April, when clocks are turned to +11 GMT. The postal abbreviation of Victoria is VIC.

St Patrick's CathedralThe St Patrick's Cathedral in Melbourne, Victoria
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Going to Victoria

By Plane
Melbourne Airport (MEL) is the main international gateway to Victoria and the second busiest airport in Australia.

Getting about in Victoria

A car would be indispensible if you are planning to explore Victoria thoroughly. Apart from driving, you can also take the train. Victoria has the most comprehensive rail network of any state in Australia. Rail services is provided by V/Line.

London Bridge rock formationCoastal rock formation known as London Bridge, in Victoria
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Cities and Towns of Victoria

Places of Interest in Victoria

  1. Ararat

  2. Bellarine Peninsula

  3. Dandenong Ranges

  4. Grampians National Park

  5. Lower Glenelg National Park

  6. Mornington Peninsula

  7. Mount Buffalo

  8. Murray River Reserves - Headwaters to Echuca

  9. Phillip Island

  10. The Twelve Apostles

  11. Wilsons Promontory

  12. Yarra Valley

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