BOOKING TRAVEL / TRAVEL BRISBANE
Discover Brisbane, the sunny capital of Queensland.
Do not miss
- Dive into the eclectic art scene of Brisbane
-Eat, drink and shop in the hippest neighborhood of Brisbane
- Day trips to idyllic nearby islands
How to get there
International flights to Brisbane Airport from many global hubs. From the airport, it takes only 20 minutes by taxi or train to the city center. The inner city area has a free bus service that surrounds the city every 10 minutes and a free CityHopper ferry service travels along the river from North Quay to New Farm.
Helpful advice
- Decide when to visit and what to pack with this information about seasonal weather in Brisbane.
-Find all transportation options of the city with this guide on getting around.
-Visit a local tourist information center for more detailed information about the area.
TOP THINGS TO DO AND THE TOP ATTRACTIONS AT BRISBANE
Climb Brisbane's Story Bridge ... and down
Climb Brisbane's Story Bridge, for panoramic views of the city, north to the Glasshouse Mountains and south to the World Heritage-listed Gold Coast hinterland. During the two-hour journey, you will climb 80 meters (262 feet) above sea level as you learn about the history and construction of the bridge. Keep the adrenaline going with an optional 30 meter (98 feet) climb down the pier, overlooking the sparkling river and the cityscape.
Immerse yourself in the art
Explore the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA), housed in two riverside buildings at South Bank. The collection includes over 17,000 historical, modern and contemporary artworks, and the gallery showcases a diverse program of Australian and international exhibitions. Visit the Henderson Gallery, which focuses on working with the First National Artists, artists who are either prisoners and exhibitors for the first time. The Institute of Modern Art (IMA) in Fortitude Valley is also worth a visit. Brisbane also boasts an interesting live music scene. Check out the squad at The Triffid, or for some fun, head to Lefty's Old Time Music Hall, an all-American pub with live country music and light snacks at the southern bar.
Drink and eat
Brisbane is home to many restaurants and cafes where chefs emphasize Queensland's local produce. In the city center, Allium has won numerous awards for serving sophisticated and interesting food through its ever-growing menu. Urbane is another popular option for "omnivorous" and "herbivore" setup menus with suitable wines. At breakfast, the meter provides fresh, healthy food with a variety of home-made ingredients, while Gerard's Bistro is inspired by global flavors. Enjoy cocktails at the Up on Constance and Eleven rooftop bars in Fortitude Valley, or choose from over 400 whiskeys at Cobbler in the West End.
Shopping at the market and designer shops
Fortitude Valley is filled with independent shops and is considered Brisbane's best shopping district. Along James Street, you'll find over 130 specialty shops, including high-end Australian designers Lee Mathews, Scanlan & Theodore and Zimmermann. The Winn and Bakery lanes (outside Ann Street) offer some quirky boutiques like The Outpost, Babushka Ballerina and Stock and Supply. Back in the city center, the Collective Market is held every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night at Stanley Street Plaza and features over 100 local creations selling handmade, art, antique, Photo and vintage fashion.
Visit the island of Brisbane
The coast of Brisbane is dotted with idyllic islands. Moreton Island, just 70 minutes from Brisbane, is the third largest sand island in the world. Most of the island is a national park, creating a happy paradise of sandy beaches, bushes and lagoons. The island is also home to the Tangalooma wreck, popular for snorkeling and snorkeling. North Stradbroke Island is only a 40-minute ferry ride from the coast. There are three villages on the island, surrounded by beautiful surf beaches and migrating whales between June and October. Join Straddie's adventure to explore the island's adventure with a cultural twist. Try kayaking or sand-sliding through the incredible scenery as the Traditional Owners of Quandamooka share their culture.
Meet over 100 koalas
Only 12 km (7.5 miles) from the city of Brisbane lies an animal hideout with unmissable wildlife encounters. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world's first and largest koala sanctuary. Here, you can hold a koala, give a kangaroo and meet a variety of native Australian animals. Go to one of the daily keeper's conversations, where you can
To keep a snake or bird of prey, or get close to a dingo and platypus. You will be encouraged to not only see wildlife, but also connect and learn about Australia's over 100 incredible species.
Swim at Streets Beach
In Brisbane, you don't even have to leave the city to enjoy the sand and the sea. Streets Beach, located on the South Bank suburb of Brisbane, is the only man-made beach in Australia's inner suburbs. Enjoy the view of the horizon before taking a dip in the sparkling lagoon, surrounded by white sand and tropical greenery. Nearby, you'll find an elaborate designed Nepalese temple - one of Nepal's three peaceful temples found outside Nepal.
Experience aboriginal culture and celebrations
Brisbane is a bustling city, but the local Aboriginal cultural experience offers the rare opportunity to take a slow walk, listen attentively and feel deeply. Walk in the footsteps of Aboriginal elders on a Brisbane tour with BlackCard Culture Tours. Visit local art galleries and learn ancient knowledge about native shrubs. Visit Brisbane in the winter to attend the Quandamooka Festival, which offers a full calendar of events celebrating culture, country and aboriginal people. Immerse yourself in language, dance, tradition and more. About 40 minutes drive from Brisbane is the unforgettable cultural show of The Spirits of the Red Sand, which depicts an inspirational story that is true. Touched by the story of Jarrah, the only surviving member of the three Aboriginal brothers, before enjoying a paid BBQ dinner.
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