Brisbane Museum, also known as the Museum of Brisbane, is a vibrant cultural hub showcasing the city's history and creativity.
Iconic riverside pub with a rich history, offering hearty breakfasts since 1889.
Historic art deco building offering modern Australian cuisine in a stylish setting.
Elegant wine bar offering an extensive wine list and modern Italian cuisine.
A traditional Aboriginal hunting tool and symbol of Australian culture, often intricately painted.
A wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians around 1,500 years ago, traditionally made from hollowed-out tree trunks.
Australia's national gemstone, opals are known for their unique play of colour and can be found in various jewellery pieces.
A lush, urban oasis along the Brisbane River, perfect for a morning stroll or picnic.
Discover Queensland's natural history and cultural heritage, with interactive exhibits for all ages.
Experience Brisbane's iconic bridge illuminated at night, with a guided climb offering city views.
Brisbane Museum has extensive exhibits that require a lot of walking.
Staying hydrated is important in Brisbane's subtropical climate.
Useful for long days out exploring the museum and nearby attractions.
Crispy bacon, fried egg, and BBQ sauce in a soft roll.
Mixed local seafood, including Moreton Bay bugs, prawns, and fish, served with lemon and garlic butter.
Moist cake infused with Bundaberg rum, topped with rum glaze and nuts.
Habema Park, nestled in the Baliem Valley, is a lush, high-altitude paradise known for its stunning landscapes and unique cultural experiences.
Experience the stunning Sassyk Lake in Kyrgyzstan with a relaxing boat tour, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests.
A mesmerizing night show featuring synchronized music, lights, and water fountains at Wushi Lake, Foshan.