From fine dining waterfront establishments to vast national parkland and cool laneway cafes, Brisbane is a new hub for all things cool. Winding around the Brisbane River, the city's surrounding suburbs are hubs of entertainment and activity. Visit Southbank for world-class eateries and riverside activity options including paddle boarding and kayaking; Fortitude Valley for ever-exciting nightlife and local village shopping; or New Farm for beautiful parks and trendy cafes.
If you can tear yourself away from The Calile’s poolside cabanas, you’ll find a world of indulgent shopping awaits. We’ve come up with a list of stores that should be at the top of your shopping list.
Read MoreA perfect base to explore further afield, Brisbane has many options for travellers keen to see more of south-east Queensland. These day trips from Brisbane are highly recommended for whether you want to explore the Hinterland region or the beaches of the Sunshine Coast or nearby islands.
Read MoreWhile you may visit for its sunshine, nightlife, shopping and activities, Brisbane’s food and drinks scene has come of age. Whether it’s a craft beer, rooftop cocktail, Italian feast or long lazy lunch, check out our guide to eating and drinking in the River City.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for inspiration on where to take the kids when the weather is cool (or cold!), you’ve come to the right place. We know the best family getaways are those where everyone is entertained and everything feels wonderfully easy. Rest assured the following suggestions tick both these boxes.
Read MoreWe’re on the cusp of long weekend glory. Easter and Anzac Day are just around the corner, the Queen’s Birthday is only a couple of months away, and for lucky Queensland locals, Labour Day beefs up the long weekend quota by making an appearance on the first weekend in May. So, what to do with all these extended patches of work-free glory?
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