How Australians Celebrated Australiaday2020 Photos
Every year, Australia Day is celebrated on the anniversary of the first fleet from Britain landing in Sydney Cove. It is a public holiday, and the country comes alive with non-stop entertainment on the water, in the sky, and around the foreshore.
Many Australians consider January 26 with national pride, attending festivals, shooting fireworks, enjoying community and sporting events, or gather for family barbecues at homes, parks, or on the beach.
Australia Day is an unforgettable experience, packed with free and fun activities, as these amazing photos reveal.
Flying the flag
The Australian flag gets flown from homes and businesses, painted on people, children, and even babies, and baked into cookies or other edible treats.
Watery fun
Australia Day takes place in summer, and many Australians use this opportunity to hit the beach, take a boat out on the water, or dive into a swimming pool.
Famous landmarks
Even famous landmarks, such as the Sydney Opera House, take part in showing their national pride.
Fireworks
Fireworks displays are synonymous with Australia Day, with major cities putting on amazing public displays.
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