Gold Coast is a city on the Pacific coast of Queensland, Australia, with a population of 569,997 (2016), bordered by Brisbane to the north and Tweed Heads to the south in New South Wales.
Gold Coast City is now the sixth largest city in Australia and an internationally famous tourist city, its coastal scenery and mountain scenery attract many new immigrants and tourists from all over the world. It also leads the world in cultural and creative industries, fisheries, urban planning, information construction, motor racing, water sports and biotechnology.
1. Q1 Building Q1 Building is the tallest building in Oceania and was once the tallest purely residential building in the world (now the Princess Tower in Dubai). 2. Surfers' Paradise Gold Coast Central Business District 3. Warner Brod. Movie World 4. Dreamworld 5. Wet-n-Wild Water World 6. Wildlife Currumbin Sanctuary 7. Springbrook National Park 8. Burleigh Head National Park 9. Tamborine Mountain Beach The city of Gold Coast has 57 kilometres of coastline, including some of the most popular surfing in Australia and the world, |
 Q1 Building  Wild West Falls at Warner Bros. Movie World, Queensland, Australia  Many surf and watersports schools |
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