ATTRACTIONS AND THINGS TO DO IN BRISBANE

This shopping and entertainment mecca can be found in the heart of Brisbane City, offering more than 700 retailers for your shopping pleasure. 

The South Bank Parklands sit on the land used for World Expo 88 and remain one of the most visited tourist destinations.  

Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) is located across two riverside buildings in South Bank’s Cultural Precinct. QAGOMA presents an evolving program of Australian and international exhibitions, with a focus on the contemporary art of Australia, Asia and the Pacific. 

The Gabba is a preeminent arena in Brisbane, playing host to a multitude of sporting events, including cricket, Australian Football, baseball, cycling, rugby, soccer, pony and greyhound races. 

Eagle Street Pier claims to be “famous for food,” but many would argue an evening stroll down the pier without so much as a nibble to eat is worth the trip. Whether you’re in the mood for fine dining or just want unparalleled views of the Brisbane River, the Eagle Street Pier delivers.

Located in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, Chinatown will delight your senses with bright colors, tantalizing aromas and delectable bites to eat. 

Step into the glamorous world of non-stop excitement every time you walk through the doors of The Treasury Casino. Discover three spectacular non-stop levels with big time gaming action, featuring both table games and electronic gaming machines.   

Suncorp Stadium provides Brisbane and south-east Queensland with a 52,500 plus seat capacity, state-of-the art, world-class stadium.

Desire a moonlight walk through manicured gardens at midnight? Well, we’ve got just the spot. Nearly 50 well-lit acres are open 24 hours a day so that nature lovers may stroll at leisure through this historic botanical garden, which showcases mature cycads, figs, palms and bamboo.

The Story Bridge, a steel cantilever bridge crossing the Brisbane River, is arguably one of Queensland’s most iconic structures. It features in the iconic RiverFire every year and is the centrepiece of the New Years Eve fireworks display. Not afraid of heights? Climbing the bridge has become quite a popular pastime! 

Looking out upon the inner city cliffs of Kangaroo Point, you can guarantee that it will be an adventure! With rock climbers, the rouge lizard and an area buzzing with walkers and runners, you will enjoy your stroll with amazing views.