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  1. Brisbane (/ ˈ b r ɪ z b ən / ⓘ BRIZ-bən, [10] Turrbal: Meanjin) is the capital of the state of Queensland [11] and the third-most populous city in Australia and Oceania, with a population of over 2.7 million. [1]

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  2. 3 days ago · Brisbane, port, capital of Queensland, Australia, and the country’s third largest city. It lies astride the Brisbane River on the southern slopes of the Taylor Range, 12 miles (19 km) above the river’s mouth at Moreton Bay.

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  3. Brisbane was founded upon the homelands of the Turrbal and Yuggera peoples, whose Country stretches north from Elimbah Creek, south to the Logan River and inland as far as Moggill. Discover Brisbane's thriving First Nations culture with a range of unforgettable tours and experiences.

    • Sample Locally Made Favorites at A Farmers Market
    • Cool Down at South Bank Parklands
    • Catch An Exhibition by The River
    • Hear A Few Brisbane Stories at City Hall
    • Scale Story Bridge
    • Pedal Along The Waterfront
    • Taste The World at Eat Street Northshore
    • Find Art and Cocktails in A Laneway
    • See and Be Seen on James Street
    • Catch A Show at The Powerhouse
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    Crates of fragrant mangoes, stalls piled high with fresh pastries, neighbors discussing weekend plans over takeaway almond lattes – to really luxuriate in Brisbane’s subtropical lifestyle, spend a morning at a farmers market. Saturday favorites include the Jan Powers Farmers Market in New Farm and the West End Markets. Shaded by giant figs, the lat...

    Squint hard enough, and you could be in the Whitsundays. Yet you’re in the heart of Brisbane, at Streets Beach. This large artificial swimming lagoon comes complete with sandy shores, azure water and swaying palms. Free and popular with families, it’s the centerpiece of the 17-hectare (42-acre) South Bank Parklands, a fabulous riverfront park withi...

    A short walk north of South Bank Parklands lie Queensland’s foremost public art museums: the Queensland Art Gallery (QAG) and the Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA). While the former houses important works by both past and present Australian artists, the latter is the nation’s largest contemporary art gallery. Dedicate an entire morning or afternoon to e...

    Though the walls at Brisbane City Halldon’t talk, the tour guides thankfully do. Free, 45-minute tours of Australia’s largest city hall reveal some fascinating anecdotes, including the building’s connection to both Michelangelo and the Rolling Stones. Shorter, 15-minute tours of the soaring, panoramic Clock Tower are also free, reached via a vintag...

    The wow factor provided by Story Bridge – Australia’s longest cantilevered bridge – lies in the view: a high-impact, Manhattan-esque sweep of skyscrapers towering over the Brisbane River. You can safely walk or cycle its 282m (925ft) span, though nothing beats scaling the beast. From the top of the bridge, 80m (262ft) above muddy river waters, the ...

    One of the most relaxing (and sustainable) ways to explore Brisbane’s beautiful riverfront is on a bike. Dedicated cycling and pedestrian trails flank large tracts of the city’s eponymous waterway, leading through parkland and past chic warehouse conversions and affording commanding skyline views. The ideal time to hit the pedal is in the morning b...

    Upcycling gets an epicurean twist at riverfront Eat Street Northshore, a street-food village made up of 180 repurposed shipping containers. Come ravenous (and ideally with company) for a global food crawl, leaping from freshly shucked oysters to Japanese yakisoba, Chinese bao and Greek loukoumades. More than just a place to eat, this is a place to ...

    Good things come in small packages, including vibrant alleyways Burnett Lane and Fish Lane. In the Central Business District (CBD), Burnett Lane is Brisbane’s oldest laneway and is packed with quirky details and exceptional eateries and bars. Be sure to seek out guerrilla artist Mace Robertson’s tiny red door and Blu Art Ninja’s duck in a top hat. ...

    A verdant strip of boutiques and sophisticated bars, Fortitude Valley’s James Street is the perfect spot to show off that new outfit (or hunt down your next new favorite look). The street boasts boutiques from a number of high-end Australian designers, including celeb-approved Sass & Bide and Camilla. It also claims some of the Valley’s most lauded...

    Brisbane Powerhousehas had numerous incarnations: 20th-century power station, derelict homeless shelter, graffiti magnet. These days, it’s a hulking culture hub, pumping out a year-round program of top-notch theater, music, cabaret, stand-up comedy, kids’ shows and exhibitions. Even if you don’t catch a show, the ground-floor cafe-bar is an excelle...

    Discover Brisbane's subtropical lifestyle, culture and nature with these 13 tips from Lonely Planet. Explore farmers markets, art galleries, cycling trails, riverfront parks, street food and more.

  4. Plan your trip to Brisbane, Queensland, Australia with Visit Brisbane. Find inspiration, deals, events, attractions, places to stay and more.

  5. Sep 7, 2011 · Discover Brisbane, a cosmopolitan hub for arts, culture and dining, with stunning natural assets and subtropical lifestyle. Find things to do, planning tips, deals and more for your Brisbane holiday.

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  7. Discover the sunny and vibrant city of Brisbane and its surrounds with this list of 30 activities and attractions. From riverside walks and markets to islands and wildlife, there's something for everyone in Queensland's capital.

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