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Discover Brisbane
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Places to see
 | Mt Coot-tha Lookout
Take the drive up to the top of Mt Coot-tha to get a view of the whole of Brisbane city. You’ll see the curves of the river, the lines of the freeway, and the skyline of the CBD. Plus, on a clear day you can see south-west to the distant ranges, east towards Moreton Bay and miles in every other direction. |
| South Bank
Every visitor to Brisbane will enjoy South Bank’s sandy beach, the open grassy picnic spots, the shops and dozens of eating places. There are the cinemas, regular free live entertainment and many festivals and fireworks throughout the year. |
| The Cultural Centre
Enjoy Queensland’s arts and theatre at the Cultural Centre, South Bank. Spend time at the Queensland Art Gallery and new Gallery of Modern Art. |
| The Queensland Museum Science centre
This is especially popular with the kids and be sure to visit the new State Library of Queensland. |
| Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Visitors will just love the abundant and easily seen Australian wildlife at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. |
| Moreton Bay
Take a trip to Stradbroke Island (affectionately known as ‘Straddie’ to locals). On Moreton Island you can feed wild dolphins at Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort. If you don’t have much time, sit beside the bay when you visit the bayside areas of Sandgate, Wynnum or Cleveland. |
| Story Bridge
Named after John Douglas Story, Brisbane's Story Bridge links the inner city suburbs of Fortitude Valley and Kangaroo Point. |
| City Botanic Gardens
Visitors will see the exotic and gorgeous plants that flourish in our sub-tropical climate. |
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