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Only 75 minutes from Brisbane, over 75 tours and activities are available at the Tangalooma Wild..
Fortitude Valley InformationOnce considered a down-at-heel pocket of the city, Fortitude Valley has emerged over the past..
Kangaroo Point InformationDominated by illuminated soaring cliffs that fall dramatically to the banks of the Brisbane River..
Moreton Island InformationOutside the bright lights, an island-studded coastline, charming heritage towns and beautifully..
Bribie Island InformationNaturally beautiful, Bribie Island and its surrounding waters is a true showpiece of the Moreton..
Redcliffe InformationJust 30 minutes from downtown Brisbane the delightful holiday centre of Redcliffe is a perfect..
New Farm InformationSpending time in New Farm is to experience quintessential Brisbane. There’s a mixture of upbeat..
Milton Queensland InformationThe first of the suburban villages to undergo revitalization, Milton is recognized as sparking..
Paddington InformationPaddington is a charming and attractive precinct well known for its traditional Queenslander houses..
Sandgate InformationThe architectural beauty of both civic and residential buildings throughout Sandgate makes this..
West End InformationIt takes all kinds to make a community. And ‘all kinds’ is exactly what you’ll find in West..
Wynnum InformationThe hub of the eastern bays coastal villages, Wynnum is a lively, family friendly seaside suburb...
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From the shopping, eating and entertainment delights in the heart of town to natural attractions only a short trip away, there is something to entice everyone on a holiday to Brisbane.
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Catch a movie at the historic Hoyts Regent Cinema in the Queen Street Mall; roll the dice at the Conrad Treasury Casino; then celebrate with some retail therapy in the many outlets in the Queen Street Mall. Cross the river and take in a performance at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, see the latest exhibitions at the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) or head down to the Powerhouse in New Farm for avant-garde events. Relax under a shady Moreton Bay Fig in the City Botanic Gardens, or chill out at Roma Street Parkland – the world's largest sub-tropical garden in a city centre. Venture to South Bank's restaurants and bars with river and city views, lush parklands and a purpose-built lagoon with its own beach. Take a walking tour along the city's heritage trail and explore Brisbane's history.
When it's time to eat, check out the variety in the city centre or South Bank, or head to Chinatown in Fortitude Valley for the best yum cha around. For fine dining, try e'cco, Ibis or Urbane. Small communities such as Paddington, New Farm and Bulimba, have developed distinct characteristics that provide a vibrant village ambience. Just across the river from the CBD, West End is a bohemian pocket sporting a wide variety of cafes. Weekend markets are a must-do in Brisbane, with the long-established Riverside Markets taking centre stage in the city on Sundays and on Saturdays the Valley markets or the West End markets are a bower birds' delight.
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Nestled into the extreme south east corner of Queensland, Australia's Sunshine State, the Gold..
Tropical North Queensland InformationBursting at the seams with both natural and man-made attractions, Tropical North Queensland is a..
Sunshine Coast InformationThe blue waters of the many beaches, the thundering waterfalls of the ranges, the perfect..
Surfers Paradise InformationWithout doubt on of Australia's most popular and enduring holiday spots is Surfers Paradise, the..
Whitsundays InformationThe Whitsunday Islands sit just off the Queensland coast around 1000 kilometres north of Brisbane...
Cairns InformationThe city of Cairns is a modern and sophisticated hub of excitement. Not only does it have..
Great Barrier Reef InformationThe Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef in the world and stretches along around 2000..
Port Douglas InformationIt's a holiday destination that exceeds all expectations; time spent in Port Douglas is all about..
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