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Queensland Cultural Centre

Brisbane is the dominant cultural centre, with the pivot being the Queensland Cultural Centre, located on a riverside site overlooking the city. For all the culture buffs, the Queensland Cultural Center is a must visit place of the city. It includes the Queensland Art Gallery, as well as the Gallery of Modern Art. If you want to see performances, there is also the Queensland Performing Arts Center.

Honoured as one of the Q150 icons of Queensland, as part of the Q150 celebrations of 2009, and marked as the oldest and the largest koala sanctuary in the world, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is a 44-acre land located in the Fig Tree Pocket of Brisbane, Australia. It was founded in 1927 and is now a shelter for koalas, kangaroos, wombats, echidnas, Tasmanian devils, and other Australian species. Strict regulations ensure the safety and protection rights of the sole occupants-the wildlife. Visitors can hold the koalas, feed, and pet the kangaroos for a fee. The entrance to the sanctuary is from a car park and the Brisbane river. The Riverside Cafe can serve as the eatery outlet overlooking the Brisbane river. Read More

This place is situated on the banks of the Brisbane river in the heritage listed Naval Stores. It offers a wide range of unique experiences including day and night guided kayaking and stand up paddleboarding tours along the Brisbane River. If adventure sports is what gets you going, you must visit the Riverlife Adventure Center. They offer various outdoor activities that everyone can enjoy, at an affordable price. It is a young, dynamic and fun adventure tourism business that provides active, soft-adventure and recreational experiences within Brisbane's inner city's Kangaroo Point. Read More

Roma Street Parklands, the world's largest sub-tropical urban garden, is a 5-minute walk from city hall. Well known by garden and plant enthusiasts for its exceptional horticultural standards, it is also an important community asset, popular visitor destination and event space for Brisbane. Spring Hill is home to the Old Windmill and Spring Hill Baths and also hosts many vibrant cafes and restaurants, making this area a unique inner-city paradise. Read More

Located on the southern bank of the Brisbane River, opposite the city, South Bank Parklands is a popular cultural and entertainment precinct. Featuring a man-made beach where visitors can swim and sunbathe, this area also offers long tree-lined walks, several restaurants and shopping outlets.

As the first historical national park of Queensland, St Helena island is host to the ruins of a colonial prison once known as the hell hole of the South Pacific. An unforgettable experience close to Brisbane, tourists are given the opportunity to get up close and personal with the country's dark, colonial past and see the buildings where many men across more than half a century spent the end of their lives.

Used as a power station in the 1920s, the Brisbane powerhouse now stands as an art and cultural hub. It is one of the busiest and the liveliest venues in the city, with events all year round in performing arts, dance, film, visual arts, and music. In addition, it features two on-site bars and restaurants and weekly farmer's markets on the Plaza.

Located in northeast Brisbane is a quiet coastal walk, and Shorncliffe Beach is scattered with broken shells. Known for its stunning scenery, it hosts fewer visitors and is therefore clean and fresh. While at it, relish some of Brisbane's freshest, sweetest, and best-value prawns. Seek chills and thrills by trying windsurfing, kitesurfing, or paddling.

Anzac Square & Memorial Galleries

Shelving a State War Memorial, the Anzac Square & Memorial Gallery is held in trust by the Brisbane City Council. It is dedicated to the people who served their country after the 1899 Boer War. Located at the heart of Brisbane, this preeminent memorial features the Eternal Flame and the Shrine of Remembrance. In addition, three memorial galleries showcasing stories of Queensland and the part played by it are stationed beneath the parklands.

An infamous prison of the twentieth century, Boggo Road Gaol was once the main jail of the state of Queensland. It now stands as a tourist attraction with historical tours, re-enactments, events, and ceremonial functions. Visitors can also participate in a night tour with 40 other attendees.