[Top 25] Pokemon GO Best Australia Locations

Updated:

13 Jan 2022

Not only kangaroos, koalas and scary spiders all over your house: Australia is also a country with stunning places and many Pokémons to catch!

25. Bondi Surf Pavilion

The right place for you who loves a great brunch, a beautiful view and water-type pokémons. (Who doesn't?)

24. Salamanca

Known for its outdoor market, Salamanca is also a location where you can find pokémons like Growlithe and Zapdos.

23. Tirhatuan Park

An open space Park, surrounded by lakes, this place is a beautiful idea for picnicking, taking a walk or catching Pokémons. This location also has its own Gym, and it's a good option if you are looking for Raids.

22. Tatterson Park

A park in Keysborough, this park has a nice playground and it's known for its giant insects. Don't be scared, they are only sculptures. You'll find Gyms, Pokéstops and many Pokémons while walking through its 48 hectares.

21. Springvale Botanical Cemetery

"Oooh, my love... My darling…" This cemetery is a beautiful place to get in touch with ghosts and Pokémons.

20. Flagstaff Gardens

Flagstaff is a beautiful public garden with a kids' playground and a good view for a picnic or a barbecue, but don't forget the Pokémons! They often show up there(even Dragonites).

19. State Library of Victoria

In Melbourne, this public library had an impressive architecture and was established in 1854, making it Australia's oldest public library and one of the first free libraries in the world. Other than that, this library offers tours for free, exhibitions and Pokémons like Jiggly Puff and Porygon.

18. Rundle Mall

Pokémons like Jolteon, Flareon and Dragonite are only some of the varieties that you are going to find at this mall.

17. Adelaide Oval

A sports ground, Adelaide Oval is South Australia's largest stadium and a good place to find a Raichu.

16. Luna Park

Luna Park is an amusement park in Milsons Point, with many attractions, places to eat and of course: Pokémons to catch!

15. Adare Camp and Caravan Park

A place to camp with its own Gym. Many activities are available, including catching them all!

14. Southbank

Are you a big fan of Arts looking for a Charmader? Maybe a Wartortle? In Southbank you are going to find the Arts Centre Melbourne, the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, and other places related to art.

13. Botanic Gardens

A beautiful botanical garden in Australia with many Pokéstops, Gyms and pokémons to find.

12. CBD Laneways

A place to catch your Beedrill, Vulpix, Growlithe or Nidoking and go shopping or have a nice coffee during this.

11. Fremantle

This is your place if you are looking for a Charmander, but you better behave well: Fremantle has the largest prison in Australia. Kidding… It's a place to visit, not to stay. You'll have to find your own place. Preferably not in a prison.

10. Semaphore

In South Australia, Semaphore is a beachside destination that promises a good variety of water-type pokémons.

9. West Hobart

Butterfree, Nidoran, Electabuzz, Gloom, Lapras and Bulbasaur

8. Questacon

Questacon is the National Science and Technology Centre, a place where you can find technology, robots, Astronomy, pokémons and Gyms.

7. Central Business District

The Brisbane Central Business District, also known as CBD, is the most important commercial center in Brisbane. The best location for you who loves fashion and Pokemon GO!

6. Kings Park

The biggest city park in the world, Kings Park is larger than the famous Central Park, in New York.
A good choice if you are looking for Pokémons for Raids.

5. Grounds of Alexandria

The Grounds of Alexandria promises both an unforgettable experience with food and Pokémon Go. Not just a conventional restaurant: you are going to find a market and even a farm there!

4. Lake Burley Griffin

Venusaur, Bulbasaur and Vulpix are some of the pokémons that you can find here and around. Of course it's a lake, so there are big chances to find water types.