Brisbane Tourist Attractions places

Brisbane is Australia's third largest city. Winding along the Brisbane River, the CBD blends historic buildings with modern elegance.

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Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary - There's nothing quite like cuddling a koala. As the largest sanctuary in the world for Australia's iconic marsupials, a visit to Lone Pine makes for a memorable experience. Other Australian animals such as kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, dingoes, snakes, and even crocodiles live in this compact sanctuary nestled on the Brisbane River.

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Gallery Of Modern Art

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Cultural Centre - Located on the banks of the river, in the heart of central Brisbane, this precinct is a mecca for cultural experiences. Incorporating Queensland Art Gallery, State Library of Queensland, Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Performing Arts Centre, and Queensland Theatre Company, the area is a hub of activity during the day and night.

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Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens - With panoramic views of Brisbane, the Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens is a favorite attraction with locals and visitors alike.

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Central Business District

South Bank - The original site of World Expo in 1988, South Bank is filled with parklands, plazas, and promenades. Located directly opposite the CBD, Streets Beach is at the center of this riverside paradise. A swim in the human-made lagoon is a popular choice on a warm Brisbane day.

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University Of Queensland

The University Of Queensland

Architecture Landmark

Customs House - Owned by the University of Queensland, this magnificent 19th-century building offers a cultural and educational experience.

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Ride a CityCat - Gliding the twists and turns of the Brisbane River seven days a week, the fleet of CityCats and City Ferries with 24 hop-on, hop-off terminals highlights the history and beauty of the city.

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Queen Street Mall - This vibrant shopping precinct is home to more than 700 retailers showcasing local, national, and international designs and labels. In addition to the centrally-located, pedestrian-friendly street frontage, a labyrinth of heritage-listed arcades adds to the ambience for history buffs.

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Story Bridge Adventure Climb - Constructed during Australia's Great Depression in the 1930s, the attractive steel Story Bridge is a much-loved Brisbane landmark. As one of only three bridge climbs in the world (after Sydney and Auckland), this one also offers something totally unique - the choice to abseil the descent.

Moreton Island - Located 58 kilometers from Brisbane and easily accessible via ferry, Moreton Island is the perfect day trip. As the world's third largest sand island, it's a taste of tropical paradise without needing to travel further north.

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Colleges And Universities

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Museum of Brisbane - Housed in one of Brisbane's premier heritage buildings, the museum was redeveloped and reopened in 2013.

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