Things to do in Cairns, Queensland
The top attractions and places to visit in Cairns, by how many Wikipedias have an article about them: Davies Creek National Park, Fitzroy Island National Park and Barron Gorge National Park, and 15 more within 29 km of the centre.
- 18places to see
Parks, gardens and zoos
- Davies Creek National ParkPark · 22 km from the centre · On the map
- Fitzroy Island National ParkPark · 24 km from the centre · On the map
- Barron Gorge National ParkPark · 15 km from the centre · On the map
- Green Island National ParkPark · 29 km from the centre · On the map
- Grey Peaks National ParkPark · 16 km from the centre · On the map
- Australian Butterfly SanctuaryZoo or aquarium · 18 km from the centre · On the map
- Kuranda National ParkPark · 19 km from the centre · On the map
- Cairns Tropical ZooZoo or aquarium · 21 km from the centre · On the map
- Cairns AquariumZoo or aquarium · 1 km from the centre · On the map
- Dinden National ParkPark · 19 km from the centre · On the map
- Kuranda Koala GardensZoo or aquarium · 18 km from the centre · On the map
- Shambala Animal KingdomZoo or aquarium · 21 km from the centre · On the map
- Tom McDonald ParkPark · 22 km from the centre · On the map
- Rainforestation Nature ParkPark · 16 km from the centre · On the map
Museums
- Kuranda Scenic Railway8.1 km from the centre · On the map
- Australian Armour and Artillery Museum11 km from the centre · On the map
Castles, palaces and cathedrals
- St Monica's War Memorial CathedralCathedral · 1 km from the centre · On the map
- St Monica's Old Cathedral, CairnsCathedral · 1 km from the centre · On the map
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Good to know
- The list comes from Wikidata (CC0): museums, castles, palaces, cathedrals, parks, gardens, zoos, squares, monuments and other landmarks with their own articles in at least three Wikipedias, the best known first.
- Each place counts for one city, the one closest to it by size and distance, so nearby towns don’t repeat it.
- There are no opening hours, tickets or pictures here: the Wikipedia article for each has them.