Start your trip at the picturesque South Bank Parklands. Here, you can take a dip in the man-made Streets Beach lagoon and stroll along the Arbour. The park also boasts several restaurants and bars where you can grab a bite to eat.
Visit the QAGOMA to explore the impressive collection of Australian and international contemporary art. Don't miss the iconic Yayoi Kusama infinity room and the scenic views of the Brisbane River from the gallery's balconies.
Get up close and personal with Australia's iconic koalas and other native wildlife at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Feed kangaroos, see the Tasmanian devils, and watch sheepdog shows at the sanctuary's picturesque surroundings.
Take a scenic drive up Mount Coot-tha for panoramic views of Brisbane's skyline and surrounding suburbs. At the summit, you can also visit Brisbane Botanic Gardens and dine at the Summit Restaurant.
Go on a journey of Brisbane's history and culture at the Museum of Brisbane. With interactive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia presentations, you'll gain an insight into this vibrant city's past and present.
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a relaxing day at New Farm Park. Take a picnic or enjoy the park's barbecues before heading to the nearby Powerhouse for comedy, theatre or live music performances.
End your day by watching the sunset over the city from the Brisbane Lookout at Mt. Coot-tha. With uninterrupted views of the city and beyond, it’s the perfect place to finish a day of sightseeing in Brisbane.
Start your day adrenaline-filled, climbing the iconic Story Bridge during the Story Bridge Adventure Climb tour. You’ll enjoy breathtaking views of Brisbane city, the Brisbane River, and surrounding areas from atop this engineering marvel.
Spend the day at Streets Beach and Aquativity - this man-made beach is located in the heart of the city and ideal for a day in the sun with the family. Aquativity is a water play area designed especially for children complete with a shallow pool, water fountains and play areas.
Explore the contemporary art in the Gallery of Modern Art before checking out the exhibitions at the State Library of Queensland. For book lovers, you can browse through the extensive collection or participate in the library's public events.
Tour the beautiful gardens, water features, and picturesque vistas at Roma Street Parkland. With over 16 hectares of subtropical paradise, it’s the perfect place to take a leisurely stroll, enjoy a picnic or a BBQ and relax in natural surrounds.
Finish your trip at the lush Brisbane Botanic Gardens, located on the slopes of Mt. Coot-tha. Admire the native and exotic plants and take a guided tour to learn more about the flora and fauna of this subtropical garden.
Getting around Brisbane is easy with the city's public transport - you can take a bus, train or ferry to explore. Travel discounts for transportation are also available with the Translink "Go Card". Taxis, Ubers and car rentals are also available, but it is recommended to take public transportation or walk to get around the city centre.
Estimated transport costs range around $15 - $25 per day, depending on the distance travelled and the mode of transportation.
If you have more time, consider taking day trips out of the city, to the nearby attractions. The Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast are easily accessible by car or public transport, where you can enjoy theme parks, beaches and more.
If you have less time, consider visiting the must-see South Bank Parklands and Museum of Brisbane, and climbing Story Bridge to enjoy the scenic view of the city.
Brisbane Airport (BNE) is the primary international and domestic airport of Brisbane, located 17km northeast of the city centre. It offers facilities and services that cater to travellers' needs such as restaurants, duty-free shops, and currency exchange.