Digital ordering, amazing food and cheap cocktails. Might be Brisbane's best Japanese. Time will tell
Do like a paresian native. Order a cafe latte and a pastries and watch the world go by.
TRAVEL FACT: Queen Street Mall is your one-stop shop for entertainment, shopping and eating in Brisbane.
Relax on the banks of the Brisbane River and take your pick from cafes, restaurants, picnic spots, tropical gardens and walkways.
Running parallel to Brunswick St Mall, Chinatown is a compact but lively strip of affordable restaurants, Asian supermarkets and clothes boutiques.
Before it was a creative hub for visual arts and live performances, the Powerhouse building sat derelict for 20 yrs & was a safe haven for homeless people. Some graffiti on the walls is original. Read more.
Find some friends, a picnic blanket and a bottle of vino and watch the boats go by Read more.
Great regional museum - and freeQueensland Museum is the state'sprincipal museum, housing a variedcollection covering social and naturalheritage of Queensland. Located in theCultural Complex
You can't miss the huge, grey QPAC complex. A really nice thing to do is to sit on the grassy green on a hot day and sip something cool from the nearby café.
Did you know that the Gallery of Modern Art is the first purpose built contemporary art museum in Australia? Read more.
South Bank was the original CBD for Brisbane, but floods in 1893 forced the district to relocate to higher land on the northern side of the river. Now South Bank is a bustling lifestyle area. Read more.
Beautiful examples of flora from around the world! Plus the waterfalls! I love it!
This is the state's art collection, and there are some beauties here. I really like the water-court which also plays host to various exhibitions. It's cool and relaxing.
Apart from the bridge's historical significance, there’s also a great pub located underneath that takes its name from the bridge above!
Wander through these lush gardens and check out more than 20,000 species of plants.
Check out the Visitor Experience Centre to see some of the cool artefacts that have been uncovered under City Hall during the restoration. You can also pose for your own authentic restoration photo. Read more.
Check out the open window and see if you can catch the resident ghosts looking out at you.
A hidden gem in Brisbane. Check out the Cosmic Skydome shows, they're great for kids and adults. If you haven't been here, it really is worth a look. Saturday Night Live is a highlight. Enjoy! Read more.
Brisbane's iconic public transport on water. It's a great way to see a different perspective of the city.
Cheap entry, great tours and fantastic and enthusiastic guides! Check out the HMS Diamantina
Bit of a culture vulture? This 19th -century Gothic Revival architecture will be right up your street.
It's not just koalas at Lone Pine, but a range of native Australian animals including Barak, the cute, friendly and playful Platypus who has lived here since early 2010. Read more.
A great way to enjoy the Brisbane River is to hop on a Citycat & ride it up/down. Or grab a drink at one of the many waterfront cafes/eateries that hug its banks.
