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If you’re on the hunt for panoramic views of Brisbane’s skyline, Kangaroo Point won’t leave you disappointed. This district offers an exhilarating treat – the Story Bridge Adventure Climb – the heart-pounding experience for all the adrenaline junkies who are brave enough to ascend the iconic Story Bridge and enjoy the breathtaking views from the top.
Thrills and Relaxation
One of the best things about Kangaroo Point is the perfect balance of thrilling and relaxing activities it has in stores. Passionate hikers and climbers will be impressed by its heritage-listed Kangaroo Point Cliffs, while those looking for a chill day outside of the city can enjoy a wide range of recreational activities since the park boasts BBQ facilities and picnic tables.
Gastronomic Paradise
If you want to indulge in Brisbane’s diverse food scene during your visit, Kangaroo Point is the place to be. It offers an array of delightful eateries, cafes, bars, and craft breweries with their offerings, including such iconic spots as Eagle’s Nest, The Prawnster, and Medley’s.
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Located in Brisbane’s affluent riverside suburb of Hamilton, Eat Street Northshore is heaven on earth for food and craft beer lovers. It’s located on the premises of a former container wharf and it offers a wide range of eateries, lively bars and cafés, and local craft stores.
Southbank Parklands
South Bank Parklands is Brisbane’s most significant cultural precinct, and it offers a little bit of something to everyone. In addition to being home to a wide range of recreational facilities and hosting many events and festivals, it’s one of the city’s major dining precincts and home to its most popular cafés and restaurants.
Howard Smith Wharves
Located just beneath the Story Bridge, this waterside development is one of the best places to sit back, relax, and have some amazing food on the shores of the Brisbane River. It’s home to many chic restaurants and local breweries where you can order everything from comfort foods to local seafood specialties.
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The world’s oldest and largest koala sanctuary opened its doors in Brisbane all the way back in 1927. Most people visiting Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary are here to see koalas in the flash, but this sanctuary is home to many more Australian native animal species, including kangaroos, Tasmanian devils, and wombats.
Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium
Brisbane is home to several kid-friendly museums, but Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is the most popular amongst the little ones. Its educational shows, exhibits, and an observatory will impress visitors of all ages.
Sea World
Brisbane’s Sea World isn’t a part of the American marine theme parks chain of the same name, but that doesn’t make it any less impressive. In addition to featuring rides, animal exhibits, and other attractions, this oceanographic theme park is committed to promoting the conservation and rehabilitation of sick animals.
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]]>The Wheel of Brisbane was erected in 2008, and it took only a decade to become one of the main landmarks of Australia’s River City. Most people who are ready to splurge on a ticket are there for the amazing panoramic views of Brisbane’s skyline that you can enjoy during the ride.
This famous Ferris wheel is 60 meters high, and you can pinpoint all of Brisbane’s main landmarks while up in the air. The ride is 12 minutes long, giving you enough time to soak up the spectacular 360-degree panoramic view and take great photos that you’ll cherish forever.
You couldn’t miss the Brisbane Eye even if you tried thanks to its gigantic size and easily accessible South Bank Parklands location. Ticket prices vary, but adult admission is currently set at $18.05. Working hours are also prone to change, but the Wheel of Brisbane usually opens at 10 am and keeps on rolling until 8 pm Monday to Thursday and until 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
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One of the must-see attractions in Brisbane’s South Bank percent, the Queensland Art Gallery is one of the city’s leading cultural institutions. With 19,000 artworks housed in a 4,700 square meters space, this gallery showcases Australian and international artists, with an emphasis on contemporary Asian and Pacific art.
Museum of Brisbane
The Museum of Brisbane offers amazing exhibitions to people of different interests, but the extensive art collection is one of its highlights. One thing you shouldn’t miss during your visit is its collection of historical ceramics, featuring around 5,000 pieces.
QUT Art Museum
If you’re looking for an interactive art museum that you can visit with your entire family, QUT is a perfect choice. It’s best known for putting Dick Bruna’s art on full display, but it also showcases modern and contemporary works by Australian artists.
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From the moment you see the exterior of Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium, you know you’re up for a spectacular experience. Its gleaming white walls and unusual structure give it a unique look and make it seem like something you could easily see on another planet.
State Library of Queensland
State Library of Queensland is a safe haven for bookworms visiting Brisbane, but architecture lovers will enjoy it just as much. Designed by architecture firms Donovan Hill and Peddle Thorp, this building won several notable awards for its revolutionary design.
Queensland Art Gallery
Together with several other buildings in the Queensland Cultural Precinct, Queensland Art Gallery is one of the best examples of brutalist architecture in Brisbane. It’s composed of imposing white concrete blocks, which also expand through its interior.
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One of the city’s most recognizable symbols, the Story Bridge offers some of the most picturesque views of the city skyline and river, and it’s the longest cantilever bridge in all of Australia.
Goodwill Bridge
In addition to being the best pedestrian and cyclist bridges in Brisbane, Goodwill Bridge is pretty popular with photographers and tourists because it leads to a picture-perfect spot near QUT’s Gardens Point campus, decorated with fairy lights.
Victoria Bridge
This bridge connects South Brisbane to the city’s central district and there were several bridges in its place before it was erected in 1969. At this point in time, it only carries buses, pedestrians, and cyclists, and it’s close to the general traffic.
Kurilpa Bridge
Built about a decade ago, this hybrid tensegrity bridge is a true marvel of modern architecture, and it’s best known for its sophisticated LED lighting system.
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]]>The Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney
Australia’s oldest botanic garden is the perfect place to visit when you want to take a break from the bustle of a big city, get lost, and connect with nature. It features so many beautiful spaces and walks that you’ll be discovering new wonders of nature at every turn.
Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, Brisbane
Located at the foot of Brisbane’s tallest mountain Mount Coot-tha, this botanic garden is one of Australia’s most picture-perfect spots. The tropical display dome is its no. 1 attraction, but the Japanese garden, bonsai house, and other more secluded corners are equally breathtaking.
(@itsanaflant)The Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne
This natural wonder in Melbourne extends across 38 hectares, and it’s one of the most impressive botanic gardens you’ll ever come across. With 8,500 different plant species scattered around it, the Royal Botanic Gardens are a true heaven for nature lovers, and its location on the slopes of the Yarra River will make the whole experience even more memorable.
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]]>Safely tucked away 287 meters above sea level, this mountain is home to the highest peak in urban Brisbane and it’s the place to be if you want to see this city from up high. Most people visiting this attraction are here for One-Tree-Hill, a heritage-listed lookout that offers the best views in all of Brisbane.
This lookout is open to the public without a fee, and you can visit it at any time. Most people arrive at Mount Coot-tha right before sunset, when the views at Brisbane and its surrounding area look the most spectacular, but this is not the only reason why it’s worth the visit.
Mount Coot-tha is a perfect spot for nature lovers because there are many walking and biking trails you can explore during your visit. There are also several fancy cafés and restaurants on its grounds, and you shouldn’t miss the truly breathtaking Brisbane Botanic Gardens, located on the foothills of the mountain.
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The Jan Murphy Gallery is committed to Australian contemporary art. You’ll find both emerging and established artists featured here. Expect lots of colors and imaginative ideas.
Philip Bacon Galleries
The Philip Bacon Gallery is one of the leading contemporary art galleries in the whole of Australia. It displays works of some of the country’s most prestigious contemporary artists including Tim Storrier and Margaret Olley.
QUT Art Museum
The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Art Museum is located across the river next to the Botanical Gardens. In addition to contemporary art and prints, it also contains sculptures, ceramics, and more traditional Australian paintings.
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The Spiro Grace Art Rooms boast a series of imaginative exhibitions. The exhibits make use of space and dynamics by bringing the art to life in 3D form.
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