Brisbane City Apartments

The centre is a national treasure trove of Galleries that comprises the QLD Museum, QLD Library and QLD Performing Arts Complex.

The transformed industrial space of the Brisbane Powerhouse is a popular venue for theatrical performances, comedy shows, dances and the arts, complete with markets and eating places.

 Catch an orchestra play between the grand Corinthian columns, located by the river in the CBD, one of Brisbane’s premier function and restaurant venues.

The historical City Hall site is a popular venue for cabaret, comedy or concert performances. 

Also a feature of City Hall, the museum showcases artworks from the City of Brisbane collection as well as contemporary city exhibitions.

Popular among local and foreigners alike, here you will find a vast selection of night clubs, discos and pubs, where you may also spot some emerging talent.

Popular among local and foreigners alike, here you will find a vast selection of night clubs, discos and pubs, where you may also spot some emerging talent.

Take the Lady Luck along as you place your stakes.

A premier function venue in Fortitude Valley perfect for hosting guests and business associates.

The perfect place to chill out with friends in the Fortitude Valley.

An elegant nightspot within Fortitude Valley that offers live music.

One of the newest and trendiest clubs in Brisbane that one must not miss in right in the Fortitude Valley.

Located on the southern banks of the Brisbane River, this Brisbane’s premier lifestyle and cultural destination is a vast 17 hectares of lush parklands that offer world-class eateries and stunning river views.

At 287 metres above sea level, the highest peak in Brisbane is well loved for its trails and spectacular scenery that stretches from Brisbane City to Moreton Bay.

Stretching 125km from the Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast, the third largest sand island in the world features crystal clear lakes and lagoons that exist among tall sand dunes, pristine beaches and abundant wildflowers.

The 100-acre zoo located on the Sunshine Coast near Beerwah is home to 1,000 animals, owned by Terri Irwin, widow of the late Steve Irwin.

Within 30 minutes’ drive from the City, one will find great adventures in Boombana, Mailala, Cedar Flats, Camp Mountain and the Jollys lookout.

Founded in 1927, the world's oldest and largest koala sanctuary is a 4.6-hectare koala sanctuary located in the Brisbane suburb of Fig Tree Pocket in Queensland, Australia.

A hot spot for some of the top restaurants around that serves great food along with great river views.

The Brisbane’s signature steakhouse is well-known for its multi-award winning steak menu that features over 10 different cuts of grain fed beef, cooked to perfection on the wood fired grill.

Located at Eagle Street Pier, the Brisbane’s favourite modern Italian Restaurant offers a fine balance of casual yet elegant al fresco and indoor dining with sweeping views of the river and Story Bridge.

A modern Australian restaurant that offers waterfront dining.

Owned by well-known chef Matt Moran, this is one of the best restaurants in Brisbane that offers modern Australian food by the river.

Offering contemporary Japanese fare in an ever-buzzy atmosphere, this is an ideal place to spend the summer.

Offers seafood with a Greek theme.

A relaxed shopping environment in the heart of Brisbane CBD with some 500 stores to offer.

Offers international designer fashion situated at the ground floor of Hilton Hotel.

Brisbane’s largest shopping centre with 5 levels of shopping, including an International Food Court, supermarkets and cinemas.

Held on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, these are art and craft markets where you will find not just handcrafted jewelry and art pieces but also gourmet food, while being entertained by street performers. 

Here you will find boutique stores, Indy fashion in The Valley, Vintage fashion, art galleries and great coffee shops.

A Queensland's premier visual arts institution, the gallery connects people and art through a dynamic program of Australian and international exhibitions.

A contemporary, multi-arts, dining and conference venue, lovers of comedy, musicals, live theatre and dance flock to this place that is located in New Farm, overlooking the river.

A concert hall, play theatre, studios, event space and a performing arts museum much acclaimed for the performances hosted to-date.

Offers an eclectic mix of Brisbane's Chinatown, alternative shopping and bars with emerging and innovative DJs and world-class super clubs.

Located just behind South Bank, this is an edgy, bohemian district with artsy shops and cafes, where you will find alternative books, unique video stores and organic produce and quirky locals.

Home to some of the most complex events in the city, the Queensland's premier entertainment, sporting and meeting facility can seat up to 14,500 pax.

A modern stadium that plays host to rugby, cricket and soccer at both local and international levels.

Explore Brisbane the exciting and adventurous way, whether you choose to kayak, rock-climb or speed along on rollerblade, Kick Bike or scooter. 

Climb during the day or night to reach the top of the bridge where you will be rewarded with a spectacular 360-degree view of the city that encompasses the Moreton Island and the Scenic Rim

Linking the inner city parks of Roma Street South Bank Parklands and the City Botanic Gardens, the Run is a colour-coded run-or-walk course, taking in Goodwill Bridge, Story Bridge and Kangaroo Point.

For the outdoor water-fun lovers, boating and fishing are extremely popular on Brisbane’s lakes and rivers.

A man-made lagoon surrounded by white, sandy beach, perfect for water sports such as jet skiing, wind and kite surfing.

These largest sand Islands of the world are ideal spots for surfing, swimming, diving, snorkeling, fishing, bird watching, walking and whale watching.

Get up close with the wild dolphins, where you will get to hand-feed them.