Brisbane Things to Do

 12 Reviews  Australia Zoo is located in the Australian state of Queensland on the Sunshine Coast near Beerwah/Glass House Mountains. It was established under the name of Beerwah Reptile Park by Bob and Lyn Irwin... 

 14 Reviews  Sorry, no photo's of these waterfalls as every time I visit, there isn't any water going over! Perhaps it would be best to visit directly after rain, I shall have to try that myself. Even though it... 

 11 Reviews  Yes, Brisbane does have a China Town. My view.....This would be the worst China Town I have ever been to! It is located in Fortitude Valley which is only a short walk from the Brisbane CBD. There... 

 21 Reviews  Yes Roma Street Parklands are the world's largest urban subtropical gardens. And they are just amazing...lush rainforest, rocky headlands, pandamus pines, wetlands...all in brilliant colour. And you... 

 23 Reviews  A partly open range zoo at Fig Tree Pocket next to the river. It describes itself as a sanctuary for koalas. I am sorry but my idea of a sanctuary is acres of bushland where the animals can live... 

 14 Reviews  First of all, I have not been inside this Planetarium as I have been inside one elsewhere! This tip is here as information for you. The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is located at the Botanic... 

 13 Reviews  I’ll assume that, as a tourist, you rank seeing Brisbane at its best as importantly as “just getting there”. For reaching many of the interesting sights, it’s hard to beat the “Citycat” service. The... 

 25 Reviews  What a nice place to be, the Botanical Gardens in Brisbane are a great place to relax and watch the world go by, mind you I could have done that from my hotel room window opposite the park. There were... 

 11 Reviews  Well I can assure you I have not done this climb but as some of you are more adventurous than I am here is some information. And I know people who have! Included is a great talk on Brisbane...its... 

 22 Reviews  City Hall was built during the 1920s and receives hundreds if not thousands of visitors a day. The sandstone building itself is iconic, long adopted as a symbol of the city. Architectural buffs should... 

 5 Reviews  This heritage listed site is the OLDEST SURVIVING BUILDING IN QUEENSLAND. It was built in the late 1820's and used by Convicts to grind grains such as wheat and maize. The grinding was done by a... 

 5 Reviews  Brisbane Festival is one of Australia’s premier festivals and Brisbane's annual arts cultural event. It opens with the fantastic River Fire fireworks display where 25 minutes of fireworks are ignited... 

 7 Reviews  We stayed at a hotel right in the heart of Queen Street Mall. We really enjoyed a casual stroll through the shops, stopping to have seafood crepes in the food court and very cheap Chinese dinner. I... 

 7 Reviews  Yes... Yes... I'm still at it.... here at the AUSTRALIAN WOOLSHED. I seem to drooooool over all these cute little lambs at the farm. :-) Here's (ahem) me - elbowing everyone else away just so I can... 

 9 Reviews  Treasury Casino is just like any other Casino in the World, if you want to gamble, then this is the place to come! There is an endless choice of gambling activities, more than 80 gaming tables, as... 

 5 Reviews  For Brisbaner's, this Anglican Cathedral has been an ongoing concern, as the Foundation stone was laid in 1901, and the Cathedral wasn't completed until 2009. It really is nice to see it finally... 

 5 Reviews  This is a great day out, very interesting. Monday to Friday there are 6 tours daily departing hourly from 11am Sat tours are 10:30 11 and midday Prices are :- Adult $20 (beer included) $12 (no... 

 8 Reviews  Yes, the big boy and big girl playhouse. Since I was almost thrown into jail, for the heinous crime of taking photos of children, I decided to check out the place where these folks work, just to see... 

 6 Reviews  Anzac Square is named in honour of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) It is a memorial to the men and women who went to War and lost their lives, and to the ones that returned. 60,000... 

 2 Reviews  Jousting, Archery, Fire Breathing, Massive Markets, Bands, Tavern, Gladiators, Vikings, Knights, Damsels, Belly Dancers, Craft Displays, Acrobats, Canons, Re-nactments, Living History Encampments and... 

 4 Reviews  The Brisbane Cricket Ground, given the nickname 'The Gabba' because of its location in the Brisbane suburb of Woolloongabba, is a mjor sports stadium in Brisbane. It is home ground to the Queensland... 

 6 Reviews  Another area of the Museum I found interesting, was the Boats, & Vehicles area. My 1st photo is of the Fire Brigade, back in 1866. It is called a Quadricycle, four men rode it, and they pulled a... 

 2 Reviews  The Valley Markets are THE Brizzy Markets to head to on a Saturday for fashion crafts and homewares. The Fortitude Valley area has a reputation (probably a very accurate one and certainly earned) of...