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12 Best Things to Do in Brisbane, Australia

Aishwarya Karwa
The capital city of Queensland (Sunshine State), Brisbane a.k.a Brissie has laid-back vibes, great outdoor and nightlife scenes. Brisbane has you covered with its gorgeous green parks and extraordinary markets. Explore the best things you can do in Brisbane.

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Experience cuddling a Koala at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, a must-do on your trip to Australia. Board the Koala and River Cruise departing from Cultural Center Pontoon of Brisbane in the morning.

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Experience an adrenaline rush with Story Bridge Climbing, enjoying breathtaking views of Brisbane from about 80 meters above the Brisbane River.
No vacation to Australia is complete without a nice sunbath at one of its 10,000 beaches. Take a lounge chair, and sip a drink while you catch some rays at the popular Sunshine beach.
Travel to one of the favorite tourist attractions, Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mount Coot-tha which houses diverse plant species right from fragrant plants to cactus.

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Scout through the famous, South Bank Region that bustles with dazzling restaurants, bars and plazas. The area is located exactly opposite to Brisbane's Central Business District.

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Take a ride on the breathtaking Ferris wheel at the amusement park on the South Bank. Enjoy a bird's eye view of the city during the 12-minute Ferris Wheel ride!
Besides bridge climbing and Ferris wheel rides, a river cruise tour is a fantastic way to explore the city. Travel around Brisbane via CityCat, from University of Queensland to the scenic North Shore

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Discover Brisbane with a river cruise tour. Travel via CityCat from University of Queensland to the scenic North Shore, alongside bridge climbing and Ferris wheel rides.

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Gain insight into Brisbane's residents and locals over the years. The museum also features artwork by Richard Randall, multimedia presentations, and informative displays
Take a stroll through Brisbane's designer gardens and lush green lawns that are spread across 16 hectares of the land. Best part about it? Well, it houses free barbeques and playgrounds for fun picnic experiences.
Stop by Brisbane's extremely popular and a must-visit attraction, Brisbane Lookout at Mount Coot-tha, that offers breathtaking and stunning views of the entire city.
Drive to the group of gorgeous 11 rugged peaks, the Glasshouse Mountains, protruding from the coastal plain on the Sunshine Coast. You can even embark on a hiking adventure through these mountains.