There’s something about large landmarks and attractions that fascinate people. Whether it’s the largest Ferris wheel in the world, the world’s tallest man, or the highest mountain in the world, people love extremes. In addition to the expansiveness of Australia\u2019s landmass, this island continent is known for its enormous sculpture landmarks. Here are just a few you might consider visiting.<\/p>\n
New York may be called “The Big Apple” but Nambour, Queensland is home to “The Big Pineapple.” At 16 meters tall, this giant structure is the largest pineapple-shaped building in the world. Built in 1971, The Big Pineapple stands in front of a massive pineapple plantation. It attracts tourists to the plantation where visitors can enjoy rides and look at animals and botanical displays. Inside the building is a guide to the delicious tropical fruit which will entertain your kids and dazzle them with pineapple fact and information.<\/p>\n
Wauchope in New South Wales is home to the Big Bull, a massive structure that stands in commemoration of all things dairy-related. The building was home to a milking display, a nursery for animals, and a place for kids to watch a day in the life of cows. It has been an education destination for years, but the building \u2014 located just a few kilometers outside of the town \u2014 has officially closed.<\/p>\n
This eight-meters-tall statue was unveiled in 2008 after 17 years of developing, designing and carving it out of solid granite.<\/p>\n