Brisbane Accommodation

near the Central Railway Station in Brisbane's CBD.

Brisbane: Riverside City Living

Brisbane's charm comes alive when you take a stroll through broad roads bordered by Queenslander structures, have a drinks at a roof swimming poolside or bike for miles along the curves of the Brisbane River. Whilst there is a lot to do in the town, a quick trip or a trip by local bus will take you to some of Australia's most famous sights.

Gold Coast shores and windsurfing are just a rail trip away. There is also a shuttle service to some of Australia's most important nature reserves. Brisbane has 2.3 million inhabitants and has a large selection of vacation residences, from classy high-rise flats to large detached houses in suburban areas along the river, just a brief drive by boat from the CBD.

Brisbane, the Queensland capitol, is proud to present the state' s legacy and current civilization. Most of the city's museum are within easy walk of Brisbane's cultural district. Find out all about the state's intrinsic nature at the Queensland Museum, explore the works of art of the Queensland Art Gallery and visit an exhibition at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre.

The CBD in Brisbane also houses a number of fine arts galeries, among them the Absoriginal Fine Arts Gallery, which has the biggest Australian abstract collections in Queensland. Then there is the Brisbane Arts Theatre, which has been in use since the nineteen-thirties. To learn more about Brisbane's historic monuments, many of which were built in the Queenslander tradition, take a walk through the CBD and immerse yourself in Brisbane's past.

Brisbane's year-round hot and sunshine allows travellers and local people to enjoy most of their outdoor activities, whatever the seasons. One of the most favoured activities is renting bicycles at one of the many automatic stalls throughout the town and driving along the routes along the rivers. While cycling, you can enjoy some of the best CBD vistas on one side, while on the other, you can enjoy gliding past open sea ferry crossings and other vessels.

For a more relaxing walk, visit the Brisbane Botanical Garden, which is subdivided into theme areas with a large selection of Australia and the world' s oceans. When you' re fit, relax at one of the many juices or salads in Brisbane's CBD. In Brisbane, with over 1000 stores in the heart of the town, from stand-alone stores to multinational labels, Brisbane offers the opportunity for shopping therapies.

For the latest in luxurious fashions, visit fashionable Adelaide St. Brisbane's commercial areas offer a variety of dining options, from freezing yoghurt pubs to hidden mysteries hidden beneath the roads. City of Brisbane is a strategical starting point for daily excursions, with many hot spots that are easy to reach by means of transportation if you don't have a motor.

For a hands-on experience of Australia's fauna while helping to protect nature, you can take a local shuttle to the Lone Pine Coala Sanctuary, one of the best in Australia, where you can get a photo of a kala and eat ferocious lorikeet.

The tour also starts in Brisbane to the Australian Zoo. Brisbane is very simple to reach as Brisbane Airport is only 12 km from the citycenter. There is a rail link between the CBD and the CBD's main terminal in Germany and abroad before heading for the Gold Coast.