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Noted as the longest steel cantilever bridge in Australia, the Story Bridge runs across the Brisbane river connecting motorized traffic between the southern and the northern suburbs of Brisbane. It was established in 1940 and has been heritage-listed. The skyline from the bridge extends to Kangaroo point, the city, and the far-away mountain ranges. The adventure climb of the Story Bridge is one of the only three bridge climbs in the world.

With over 52,000-plus seating capacity, the Suncorp stadium hosts a range of games and league championship matches in Australia. The most popular events are the home games of the Brisbane Broncos home games in the National Rugby League. While here to witness their favourite match, the visitors can hover around 25 food and beverage outlets, 34 bar outlets, and four members’ bars. Ticketek Australia is the only online ticketing service available for the stadium.6 Apart from rugby matches, there are also football (soccer) matches, both local and international, held here. This includes the World Cup qualifying games featuring the Socceroos. Other notable events include concerts, boxing bouts, and Extreme Sports, including Nitro Circus and Nitro World Games BMX, FMX, Scooter, and Skateboarding. Read More

With a length of around 344 m, the Brisbane river is the longest river flowing into the city of Brisbane in Queensland. It empties into Moreton Bay on the coral sea. The Wivenhoe Dam on the river forms Lake Wivenhoe, the sole water supply of Brisbane. Ferry services along the river started in 1843, with steamer services beginning in 1846. The first-ever bridge across was completed in 1865. One of the ways to explore the city of Brisbane is by walking down the Brisbane riverwalk that stretches along for pedestrians and cyclists from the New Farm area and ends at Howard St Wharves. Read More

Treasury Casino is part of the Treasury Brisbane Hotel. Guests can choose from several luxurious restaurants to relish a nine-course meal, a 24-hour all-rounder casino, and the comfort of a 5-star hotel. Poker is professionally dealt in cash at the Treasury Casino with 'Texas Hold 'em, 'Caribbean Stud', and 'Three Card poker' listed in the variety of poker games played by luck-charmers.

West End is a southern suburb of the city of Brisbane, Queensland. The area's main attractions are the Greek and Vietnamese cafes and the restaurants serving the weekend brunch, a culture prevalent in the city. Shopping centres are mainly centred along Boundary Street. The Green Flea Markets of Greater Brisbane is the largest farmer's market hosted every Saturday on the river side of Davies Park. The West End State school is a government primary co-ed school for the city's residents. Buses and ferries are used as the modes of transport within the city's premises. Brewpubs and live music keep the city lively after dark. Read More

Operated by the Scentre Group, the Westfield Chermside is a regional shopping hub with the second largest number of stores in the northern suburb of Chermside. A bus station and tramlines were incorporated into the centre since its inauguration for the ease of visitors. The annual footfall of 15 million customers makes it the second busiest commercial centre in Australia. 'Myer', 'David Jones', 'Kmart', 'Target', and 'Coles' stand as some of the major retailers of this shopping centre along with mini-majors like Apple, Rebel Sport, JB HiFi, etc. Read More

The Wivenhoe Dam surrounds Lake Wivenhoe. It was sought after the floods that created havoc in Brisbane in 1974. Portable water to the regions of Brisbane and Ipswich is provided for by this dam. Flood mitigation control and hydroelectricity are the primary purposes of this dam. Visitors can access the area near the dam as a camping and recreational site.

XXXX breweries are responsible for one of the finest beers in Australia. With over 140 years of beer heritage in the country, there is no compromise on the quality and taste of their brews. Visitors can expect an immersive brewery tour, beer tasting session, be able to explore a souvenir gift shop, and an AUD 5 merchandise voucher per person. The tour is a 3-hour-long informative session and hosts 20 people in attendance.