All Places in Brisbane

The world's first and largest koala sanctuary, home to over 100 koalas and 70 species of other Australian native animals, where you can encounter kangaroos and watch sheep dog demonstrations.

Queensland Performing Arts Centre, a cultural hotspot in South Bank offering a dynamic theater scene with music, performance, and storytelling.

Adjacent to the Queensland Art Gallery, GOMA showcases cutting-edge contemporary art from around the globe. Its interactive exhibitions and striking architecture make it a dynamic cultural destination.

A vibrant food market located 15 minutes from Brisbane CBD, set on a disused wharf and made from repurposed shipping containers, offering global cuisines, live music, themed bars, and shops.

A beautiful spot for late afternoon and sunset views, rock climbing on the Kangaroo Point Cliffs, kayaking, and walking along the river.

An iconic landmark in Brisbane, perfect for a selfie, with the walkway under the bridge known for its fine restaurants; climbing to the top with local guides is also an option.

A premier lifestyle and cultural precinct on the Brisbane River, featuring stunning parklands, Streets Beach, diverse dining, and a host of arts and entertainment venues. It's the city's urban oasis.

Australia's only inner-city man-made beach, Streets Beach offers a unique urban oasis with its sparkling lagoon and sandy shores. It's the perfect spot to cool off and soak up the sun right in the heart of Brisbane.

Located in South Bank, it is known for its fantastic dining options with river views, restaurants, cafes and weekend markets.

The Brisbane Riverwalk is a walking and cycling path that winds along the riverbank, offering stunning city skyline views and passing under the Story Bridge.

Offers panoramic views of the city and is a fantastic way to see Brisbane from above.

Mt Coot-tha offers a fantastic escape from the city, featuring Brisbane's largest natural area, botanic gardens, and a summit lookout with city skyline views.

Where you can enjoy rock climbing, abseiling, and picnicking with stunning views of the Brisbane River.

A destination for a day trip from Brisbane.

Known for its crystal clear waters, sandy beaches, and shipwreck snorkeling; also offers sandboarding on the island's sand dunes.

A beautiful place with surfing, hiking, and exotic food. However, locals complain about the terrible traffic and parking.

A bustling suburb across from Brisbane City featuring free swimming facilities, walking tracks, licensed picnic areas, and a year-round calendar of events.

The Grand Arbor Walk is a decorative walkway featured in Southbank.

A rainforest walk located in Southbank.

The Nepalese Peace Pagoda, originally featured at the World Expo 88, is located in Southbank.

The Queensland Museum offers ever-changing displays about Queensland's history, educational experiences for school groups, and activities for kids.

Brisbane's premier shopping destination, this bustling pedestrian mall offers a vibrant mix of high-end boutiques, department stores, and unique local shops. It's also a hub for street performers and outdoor cafes.

Known for its vibrant nightlife, trendy bars, and eclectic dining scene, Fortitude Valley is Brisbane's buzzing entertainment district. It's also home to heritage architecture and a thriving arts community.

The City Hopper is a free ferry service for exploring the city.

The Kurilpa Bridge connects South Brisbane to the west side of the city with its interesting architecture.

City Hall is a historic building known for its Clock Tower lookout point and Australia's oldest working manual elevator.

The University of St Lucia is a historic building.

The Treasury Casino is a historic building.

King George Square is the location of Brisbane City Hall.

The Palace Backpackers building is a historic building.

The Windmill Tower is a historic building.

The Central Railway Station is a historic building.

The Post Office is a historic building.

The St Albert Uniting Church is a historic building.

The Clock Tower is a towering structure with impressive stats and Australia's oldest working manual elevator.

Mount Coot-tha offers picturesque city views, bushland trails, and an evening art display.

Roma Street Parklands have photographic gardens and event locations.

The City Botanic Gardens is a historic green oasis home to diverse plant and tree collections, where you can stroll, picnic, and see Old Government House and Queensland Parliament House.

Chinatown in Fortitude Valley is a bustling district with Chinese restaurants, Asian grocers, and cultural events.

New Farm River Walk is an overwater walking path with views of the Story Bridge.

A grand public park that offers plenty of outdoor activities such as picnics, walks on the Riverwalk, and Scenic views of the city skyline, and hosts regular live music events in its rotunda.

The Goodwill Walking Bridge connects the CBD to South Bank.

Explore Brisbane's rich maritime history through fascinating exhibits, including the historic Queenslander-style timber wharf and the HMAS Diamantina naval ship. It's a deep dive into the city's connection with the sea.

The Neville Bonner Bridge enhances pedestrian access across the Brisbane River.

The Queen's Wharf precinct is Brisbane's most ambitious urban redevelopment project, transforming the riverside into a vibrant entertainment, dining, and tourism hub. It promises a new era of city life.

The Neville Bonner Bridge enhances pedestrian access across the Brisbane River between the Queen's Wharf Precinct and the Southbank Parklands.

The Sky Deck at the Queen's Wharf Brisbane Casino offers a stunning vantage point over the city.

The Sky Deck at the Queen's Wharf Brisbane Casino offers a stunning vantage point over the city.

Has a 5 km return walk with available shelters, chairs and water station.

Redcliffe, part of the Moreton Bay Area, is popular for beachgoers and waterfront living, with a boardwalk stretching from Woody Point to Scarborough Beach.

Redcliffe, part of the Moreton Bay Area, is popular for beachgoers and waterfront living.

Woody Point is the start of the boardwalk stretching to Scarborough Beach.

Scarborough Beach is part of the boardwalk stretching from Woody Point.

Brighton Beach offers sunrise views.

Bribie Island offers sunrise views.

Wynnum offers sunrise views.

Manly offers sunrise views.

An underrated and relaxing spot in Brisbane where you can walk to a secret island at low tide and find coffee shops and restaurants nearby.

A location where you can visit Noosa National Park, walk along the stunning coastline, and spot koalas in the wild.

Mount N Nang is a forest and hinterland location.

Mentioned as part of a tour including Springbrook and Tamborine Rainforest and Glow Worm Cave.

King Island, near Wellington Point, is popular for locals exercising, and is accessible by walking during low tide.

King Island is located in the Redland Bay Shire.

JC Slaughter Falls track at Mount Coot-tha is a popular hiking trail.

The Loris Bonney River Walk has been upgraded with a wider path and follows Kingsford Smith Drive.

The Loris Bonney River Walk follows Kingsford Smith Drive from Brett's Ferry Terminal.

The Loris Bonney River Walk follows Kingsford Smith Drive to the Breakfast Creek Hotel.

The Enoggera Reservoir is a swimming spot with clear waters for swimmers, kayakers, and paddle boarders.

The Brisbane sign is an iconic photo spot with panoramic city skyline views.

Offers a range of astronomy programs, displays, and public shows that cater to visitors of all ages.

The art gallery and GoMA are perfect places to start with free exhibitions, Cinema experiences and tours.

Redcliffe Settlement Cove Lagoon is an alternative location to Streets Beach, and lies on the shores of Redcliffe.

West End Markets at Davies Park feature farm-fresh produce and handcrafted items on Saturday mornings.

The PowerHouse Markets are an excellent spot for some Sunday morning browsing.

The City Markets are held on Wednesday and Thursday in the city's heart.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, it is one of the world's most famous natural wonders where you can snorkel, dive, take a glass-bottom boat, enjoy a scenic flight, skydive, or walk on the seabed.

A main access point for snorkeling and diving trips to the Great Barrier Reef.

The world's largest sand island and a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can visit Lake McKenzie, walk through Pile Valley, see the Pinnacle Coloured Sands and the Maheno Shipwreck, float along Eli Creek or relax in the Champagne Pools.

One of Queensland's oldest and most biodiverse rainforests, offering opportunities for wildlife spotting, river cruises to observe crocodiles, and guided walks with indigenous guides.

A gorge with clear waters where you can swim.

Popular as the gateway to the Daintree Rainforest, it features the Wildlife Habitat, Mossman Gorge, and Cape Tribulation Beach.

The state capital, Brisbane, offers a variety of activities including exploring West End, South Bank Parklands, street art in the CBD, kayaking and rock climbing at Kangaroo Point Cliffs, and visiting Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.

South Bank Parklands is a haven of lush forest, riverside parks, and aquatic facilities with the rainforest walk, Brisbane Sign, the wheel, the Nepalese Peace Pagoda, restaurants, cafés, a public outdoor swimming pool, water park, and Streets Beach.

Home to an extensive collection of Australian and international art, this gallery offers a diverse range of exhibitions from traditional to contemporary. It's a must-visit for art enthusiasts.

A location with great views of the city.

A popular tourist attraction in Brisbane, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and landmarks from a different perspective via scenic cruises.

A location on the Gold Coast, famous for its beaches.

A scenic hinterland on the Gold Coast.

A wildlife sanctuary on the Gold Coast.

The largest theme park in Australia, offering thrilling rides and animal experiences.

A theme park where you can meet movie characters and enjoy roller coasters.

A theme park with sea animal shows, rides, and cartoon characters. It requires at least 4 hours to see half of it, and a whole day to experience everything.

A national park with trails where you'll spot wildlife and enjoy ocean views.

A location on the Sunshine Coast known for its pristine beaches.

A location on the Sunshine Coast known for its pristine beaches.

A famous market on the Sunshine Coast.

Located in Queensland's Sunshine Coast Hinterland, perfect for outdoor activities and incredible views with 11 peaks to choose from.

A location where you can visit Fraser Island.

The largest sand island in the world where you can drive along 75 Mile Beach, swim in Lake McKenzie, and see the Maheno Shipwreck.

A beach on Fraser Island.

A crystal-clear lake with white sand on Fraser Island.

An iconic shipwreck on Fraser Island left by a cyclone in 1935.

The perfect place for whale watching, with humpback whales passing through from July to November.

A group of 74 islands with white sandy beaches, clear blue water, and lush green forests where you can take a boat to different islands.

A beach with soft silica sand where you can walk up to Hill Inlet for incredible views.

A scenic reef viewable from a scenic flight.

The gateway to the Whitsundays, offering a lively atmosphere with waterfront cafés and markets.

Where you can learn about Queensland’s pioneer history and visit the Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame.

A location where you can see the Age of Dinosaurs Museum.

A hall of fame that shows you the lives of pioneers and stockmen.

A museum dedicated to the Age of Dinosaurs.

A great destination for exploring the rugged Outback landscapes and rich mining history.

You can walk on the seabed in a clear diving helmet here.

A peaceful spot on K'gari (Fraser Island).

Known for its untouched natural beauty.

A place to see crocodiles in their natural habitat.

A beach where you can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or walking along the shore.

A marina for boat tours, fishing, and other water activities.

A center to learn about the ecosystem.

A vibrant suburb with coffee shops, restaurants, and interesting people-watching opportunities, featuring places like Anita Gelato.

A market located in West End.

These dramatic cliffs offer spectacular views across the river to the city skyline, South Bank, and the Story Bridge. It's a popular spot for picnics, walks, and adventure activities.

A free ferry that gives you stunning views of the city.

A faster ferry that gives you stunning views of the city.

An eco-friendly park featuring the ruins of a Spanish castle surrounded by tropical plants and trees.

A waterfall with hidden views through the lush greenery in Paronella Park.

A unique structure in Paronella Park.

A location where you can snorkel or dive among the wrecks of 15 ships.

An island where you can enjoy a four-wheel drive desert safari tour or take a quad bike tour.

An inhabited island where Catseye Beach is great for swimming.

An inhabited island with calm waters.

One of the only inhabited islands.

A place for incredible views near Whitehaven Beach.

Great for swimming on Hamilton Island.

Where you can see koalas and dingos.

A popular climb with trails through nature reserves, gullies, and coastal plains.

A popular climb with trails through nature reserves, gullies, and coastal plains.

The world's only certified organic camel dairy with amazing views of the mountains.

A place for a walk or cycle that offers great views of the bay.

A perfect spot where you can see colorful marine life close to shore.

A short flight away, for an unforgettable experience swimming with mantas and turtles in crystal-clear waters.

A place to enjoy sunset cocktails and live music.

The place to be to watch kangaroos and wallabies on the beach before the sun rises.

A place with animal experiences at Dreamworld.

Features some of the best water slides at Dreamworld.

Australia's biggest water park, perfect for a day of fun with its speed slides and relaxing wave pool.

Where you can meet movie characters and enjoy roller coasters.

A roller coaster at Warner Brothers Movie World.

A roller coaster at Warner Brothers Movie World.

A local market for fresh produce and unique crafts.

A wine bar where you can unwind.

Where you can unwind with a boat ride enjoying the area's beauty from the water.

A beautiful region known for its lush landscapes, offering a mix of rainforests, waterfalls, and fantastic views.

A famous fig tree.

A famous waterfall.

One of the Crater Lakes.

One of the Crater Lakes.

A Charming town offering local markets, cafes, and historical landmarks.

A Charming town offering local markets, cafes, and historical landmarks.

Home to many Australian animals from koalas to Tasmanian devils, kangaroos and a massive long crocodile.

Where you can bike around to discover its pristine beaches, stunning landscapes, and koalas.

A short ferry ride from Magnetic Island.

Where you'll find healthy reefs and tropical fish for snorkeling.

Where you'll find healthy reefs and tropical fish for snorkeling.

You can rent a kayak or jet ski here and paddle to White Lady Bay for a Sunset View.

A bay with a Sunset View.

Walk to here for quiet beaches and snorkeling.

Walk to here for quiet beaches and snorkeling.

Don't miss these at Sunset in Jeffrey Bay.

Here you can learn about the history of Australia's famous Airline.

You can walk through this plane at the Qantas Founders Museum.

A paddlewheeler cruise along here gives you incredible sunset views.

Visit here to see Farm Life up close.

A place where you will enjoy learning about the rum making process at Bundaberg Rum Distillery.

You'll see loggerhead turtles nesting from November to January and hatching from January to March.

A place for a peaceful stroll.

Here you will have quality time whether it is hiking through rainforests or relaxing in a luxury retreat.

Visit here for beautiful fields.

Visit here for artisanal Dairy experiences.

Try camel rides here.

Bike over many miles of trails here.

You can stay here.

A charming farm shop and cafe in the Scenic Rim, showcasing local produce, artisanal goods, and offering delicious meals made from fresh, regional ingredients.

GOMA is a popular art gallery in Brisbane with a diverse collection, including the early Picasso painting 'La Belle Hollandaise'.

The Museum of Brisbane is located in City Hall and showcases the city's history.

Mount Tamborine is a mountain known for its wineries and distilleries, including Tamborine Mountain Distillery, Witches Falls Winery, Cedar Creek Estate, and Mason Wines, offering wine tours and tastings.

Mount Coot-tha Summit Lookout offers panoramic views of Brisbane and is surrounded by walking trails.

The Wheel of Brisbane offers a bird's-eye view of South Bank, the river, and the CBD.

Brisbane Powerhouse is a repurposed tram power station that now serves as a performance and exhibition space with a bar and restaurant.

Brisbane City Hall is a neoclassical building on King George Square, home to the Museum of Brisbane.

The South Bank Cultural Precinct is home to the Queensland Art Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA).

Mount Coot-tha Forest surrounds the Mount Coot-tha Summit Lookout and contains walking trails.

The Cultural Centre Public Pontoon is the departure point for the Koala Cruise to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.

The Brisbane Koala Science Institute is located at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and conducts research for koala conservation.

Tamborine Mountain Distillery is located on Mount Tamborine and offers tastings of its signature drinks.

Witches Falls Winery is located on Mount Tamborine and offers wine tastings surrounded by lush gardens.

Cedar Creek Estate is located on Mount Tamborine and includes wine tastings and a two-course lunch with views of the Hinterland.

Mason Wines is located on Mount Tamborine.

The Summit Cafe serves light meals and refreshments at the Mount Coot-tha Summit Lookout.

A beautiful island paradise offering activities like snorkeling with shipwrecks, ATV rides, sandboarding, and dolphin watching, with seafood dining options.

Howard Smith Wharves is buzzing with people enjoying the array of restaurants and bars with incredible vistas of the Story Bridge.

A farm-to-table cafe.

A donut shop specializing in baked, gluten-free donuts with unique flavors.

Offers cultural walking tours focused on indigenous art and history.

A funky and modern hotel with a fitness center, restaurant, and speakeasy bar, offering king rooms with city views.

A Japanese restaurant offering shared plates and Aussie cooking techniques.

A hotel located near the Brisbane River, serving as a temporary home for the vlogger's 3-day stay in Brisbane.

A scenic path along the Brisbane River, ideal for walking, running, or cycling, connecting to the Brisbane Riverside Boardwalk and Botanic Gardens.

The airport where the vlogger and her mum landed to begin their Brisbane trip.

A boardwalk connecting with the Riverwalk and leading to the Botanic Gardens.

A kilometer-long walkway constructed out of a curling steel column and covered in pink flowers, located in South Bank Parklands.

A lookout offering a great scenery of the city, with a history of aboriginal kangaroo hunting.

Ascend Brisbane's iconic Story Bridge for breathtaking panoramic views of the city and beyond. This guided climb offers an unforgettable adventure and a unique perspective on Brisbane.

Enjoy spectacular 360-degree views of Brisbane from this giant observation wheel located in the heart of South Bank. It offers a relaxing and scenic way to see the city.

Ascend Mount Coot-tha for the most iconic panoramic views of Brisbane's cityscape, Moreton Bay, and the surrounding mountains. It's the ultimate vantage point for photos.

Explore this sprawling oasis of diverse plant collections, including a stunning Japanese Garden, arid zone, and tropical dome. It's a peaceful retreat perfect for nature lovers.

Experience Brisbane from its lifeblood, the river, with a relaxing cruise offering unique city perspectives and insights. It’s a wonderful way to see landmarks and understand the city's layout.

This precinct is Brisbane's hub for arts and culture, housing the Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Museum, and the State Library. It's an immersive experience for all interests.

This is the primary departure point for ferries heading across the river to the iconic Eat Street Northshore markets. It's a bustling hub connecting you to a popular weekend destination.

Discover fresh produce, artisan crafts, and delicious local food at Brisbane's weekend markets. These vibrant community gatherings are perfect for a relaxed morning browse.

Wander through the charming Queenslander-style houses and discover a treasure trove of independent boutiques, antique shops, and cozy cafes in this historic inner-city suburb.

A delightful edible garden located within South Bank, showcasing a variety of herbs, vegetables, and fruits. It's a sensory experience and a demonstration of sustainable urban growing.

Explore Australia's film heritage and enjoy a diverse program of classic, contemporary, and independent films at this state-of-the-art cinema complex. It's a haven for film lovers.

An interactive and imaginative space within the Queensland Cultural Centre, dedicated to engaging children with art through hands-on activities and exhibitions.

This stylish venue offers sophisticated cocktails and small bites with stunning views overlooking the Brisbane River. It's an ideal spot for a relaxing evening or a pre-dinner drink.

A 40 acre Oasis in the heart of the city, perfectly designed for taking beautiful photos with its stunning subtropical plant displays and sweeping views from all angles.

Explore the beautiful, historic campus of one of Australia's leading universities, known for its stunning sandstone architecture and lush grounds. It's a picturesque setting for a stroll.

North Stradbroke Island is the world's second-largest sand island, offering stunning nature, diverse wildlife, and opportunities for spotting marine animals like turtles, dolphins, and humpback whales.

One of the oldest churches in Brisbane, with City Markets offering food and drinks from all over the world every Thursday.

A place to find affordable Asian food.

A free attraction in South Bank, originally designed for the World Expo in 1988, where you can take pictures.

Known for its cafe scene, particularly vegan options like Dickies, and coffee from local roasteries.

Bursting with more than 30 cafes, bars, and restaurants offering an array of cuisines.

A foodie haven with plenty of places to eat, ideal for a romantic dinner.

A place to explore with Streets Beach, Australia's only inner-city man-made beach.

A sparkling blue lagoon surrounded by white sandy beaches and subtropical plants at Streets Beach in South Bank Parklands.

Home to the iconic Brisbane sign with stunning panoramic views of the skyline, a must-visit for an Instagram-worthy photo.

Connects Brisbane City near the botanic gardens to South Bank near The Maritime Museum, allowing access between the two.

Connected to South Bank by the goodwi Bridge.

Connected to South Bank by the goodwi Bridge, offering access to various attractions.

A market held over a long weekend from Friday to Sunday with locally made or sourced products.

Marks the walkway to the museum, lined by the Grand Arbor Walk.

An area in South Brisbane offering cultural experiences including the Queensland Museum, Gallery of Modern Art, Art Gallery, and the Library.

A stop for the City Cat public transport route.

A stop for the City Cat public transport route.

Visible from Mount cther on a clear day.

A hiking trail that begins at a picnic area and finishes at the Mount cther Lookout.

The finishing point of the JC Slaughter Falls track.

Offers a tranquil escape with different displays like the Japanese Garden and South Africa exhibit.

A display within the Mount cther Botanic Gardens.

A display within the Mount cther Botanic Gardens.

Offers shows to witness the wonder of the universe.

One access point to the Gateway Bridge walk.

The southern side access point to the Gateway Bridge walk.

Features sweeping marble staircases, vaulted ceilings, chandeliers, and a mosaic tile floor; guided tours showcase the main Auditorium, Father Henry Willis organ, and the iconic Clock Tower.

Offers designer Gardens and sprawling Lawns with free barbecues, playgrounds, and a year-round calendar of events.

A series of light displays held at Roma Street Parkland just before Christmas.

A major shopping and Entertainment District.

A place to spend time with family or friends, with music, entertainment and a variety of cuisines.

An excellent place to see some of Australia's iconic animals up close.

Play mini golf on easy to follow holes.

A huge pool to visit.

The Loris Bonny River Walk follows Kingsford Smith Drive.

The Loris Bonny River Walk follows Kingsford Smith Drive from Brett's faery terminal.

The Loris Bonny River Walk finishes near The Breakfast Creek Hotel.

A community swimming and waiting pool with picnic areas, shelters, barbecues, toilet facilities and showers.

Can walk along the redcliff peninsula from scarra past Woody Point which is over 10 km

Can walk along the redcliff peninsula from scarra past Woody Point which is over 10 km

Can walk along the redcliff peninsula from scarra past Woody Point which is over 10 km

Apartments on Connor in Fortitude Valley, is a vibrant area with restaurants and convenient access to grocery stores, the train station, and river ferry terminals.

Spicers Balfour Hotel is located in Fortitude Valley.

Rambla at Story House is located in Kangaroo Point.

Brisbane's Central Business District is a bustling hub with a mix of towering skyscrapers and preserved historic buildings, featuring landmarks like City Hall, ANZAC Square and Queen Street Mall.

ANZAC Square is a key landmark in Brisbane's Central Business District.

St. Stephen's Cathedral is a key landmark in Brisbane's Central Business District.

Customs House is a key landmark in Brisbane's Central Business District.

Post Office Square is a key landmark in Brisbane's Central Business District.

Reddacliff Place hosts a weekly market on Wednesdays with food stalls and live entertainment.

Old Government House stands elegantly at the perimeter of the City Botanic Gardens.

Queensland Parliament House stands elegantly at the perimeter of the City Botanic Gardens.

The Kangaroo Point Bridge is exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists, offering views of the city skyline and the Story Bridge.

Fish Lane, connecting the cultural center to West End, is known for its murals and installations.

West Village Shopping Precinct offers eateries, cafés, and boutique shops within a revitalized heritage setting.

Davies Park is the location of the West End Markets.

City Cat Ferries offer a scenic and affordable way to explore the Brisbane River.

South Bank Ferry Terminal is a terminal for the City Cat Ferries.

Sydney Street Terminal is a terminal for the City Cat Ferries.

Brown Lake is a unique lake on North Stradbroke Island.

Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island is a prime location to view marine animals via the Gorge Walk.

Gorge Walk is a cliffside trail at Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island, a prime location to view marine animals.

Cylinder Beach is a beach on North Stradbroke Island.

Amity Point on North Stradbroke Island where koalas can be found.

Wilson Outlook Reserve offers great views of the Story Bridge and Howard Smith Wharves.

Felons Brewing Company is a popular place to grab a drink at Howard Smith Wharves, boasting incredible vistas of the Story Bridge from below.

A free swimming area at Southbank with lifeguards available year-round and a view of the city.

Located in the center of the CBD, near a Wednesday market.

Located inside City Hall, the Hutton Museum of Brisbane is usually open every day and has a clock tower with a good view of Brisbane CBD.

Offers walks and is located near the Brisbane planetarium.

Located near the Brisbane Botanical Gardens.

Offers exhibitions, events, workshops, talks, journals, documents and books with a lot of history and an info zone with free computer usage.

A beautiful garden in the heart of the city with free barbecue facilities and lovely walks.

Located next door to the Roma Street parklands.

A tiny coffee shop inside a VW Camper, known as Florence, that closes early.

A 24/7 restaurant in an old church building that serves both sweet and savory pancakes and alcohol.

A coffee shop in an old printing business where they ordered flat whites with oat milk.

A trendy bar with al fresco dining and views, where they enjoyed Australian wine.

A high street in Brisbane's CBD with shopping, food sections, and outdoor seating.

A pretty nice and quite new hotel with a great location in the middle of town.

A trendy area with cafes and al fresco dining.

A stadium where they attended a T20 cricket game between Brisbane Heat and Hobart Hurricanes.

Known for clear blue waters, sandy beaches, and outdoor activities like snorkeling and dolphin feeding.

Offers scenic trails and panoramic views of the city.

Provides scenic trails and panoramic views of the city.

A lively event on the city's calendar.

A lively event on the city's calendar.

A landmark visible from the Wheel of Brisbane.

A vibrant market that comes alive every weekend offering a smorgas board of culinary Delights live music and a buzzing atmosphere.

Mentioned as part of a tour including the Natural Bridge and Glow Worm Cave.

Mentioned as part of a tour including the Natural Bridge and Glow Worm Cave.

Mentioned as part of a tour including Springbrook and Tamborine Rainforest.

Offers peaceful strolls through beautiful gardens and a panoramic view of the city.

One of the most popular waterfalls in Scenic Rim.

One of the most popular waterfalls in Scenic Rim.

One of the most popular waterfalls in Scenic Rim.

One of the most popular waterfalls in Scenic Rim.

One of the most popular waterfalls in Scenic Rim.

Small town in Scenic Rim.

Small town in Scenic Rim.

The closest beach option to Brisbane, with its stunning Morton Bay backdrop, cafes, parks, and the historic Red Cliff Jetty.

Offers a stunning backdrop to Red Cliff.

Historic jetty in Red Cliff, taken sweeping views of the bay towards Morton Island.

A family-friendly activity available in Red Cliff.

An outdoor tribute to the famous Gibb brothers who grew up in Red Cliff.

Offers panoramic Bay views.

Heritage listed landmark in Red Cliff.

Has plenty of options for tourists looking to explore the natural wonders of Morton Island, including beach volleyball and parasailing.

Offers Scenic views of the city skyline in New Farm Park.

A shopping center near New Farm Park.

A bustling Market held at the iconic Brisbane Powerhouse, featuring over 120 stalls selling everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to Bakery items, coffee, crafts, and more.

A unique experience that takes place in an authentic pre-european Aboriginal Village, offering visitors an interactive cultural immersion.

Authentic pre-european Aboriginal Village where the Spirit of the Red Sand experience takes place.