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Airport

Brisbane Airport

Transport

Citytrain.com.au - Public train system within the city and suburbs.

TransLink - Online journey planner between locations via public transport.

Weather

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City council

Brisbane City council

Library

State library of Queensland

Museum & galleries

Queensland Art Gallery Queensland's premier visual arts institution and a leading art museum nationally. The Gallery's driving philosophy is to connect art and people.

Queensland MuseumThis museum is home to a wide range of Australian artifacts of cultural and natural interest, includingsuch objects as dinosaur skeletons, stuffed birds, bugs and mammals, and cars and planes from the early 20th century.

Fire-Works Aboriginal Art and Other Burning Issues. Their exhibitions convey a progressive attitude towards current contamporary art practices striving for dynamic combinations often involving both black and white perspectives. With respect to Aboriginal culture, Fire-Works places a strong emphasis on the contemporary rather than the ethnographic.

Institute of Modern Art Located in the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, Fortitude Valley.

QUT Cultural Precinct Art Museum Gardens Cultural Precinct is one of Brisbane's most exciting arts projects. It contributes to the creative and intellectual environment of the University and provides a dynamic and welcoming place for the people of Brisbane and visitors to the city.

The Arts

Brisbane Powerhouse This is an alternative arts venue, housing performances in two separate theaters, dining, and galleries.

Brisbane Arts Theatre Located in the heart of Brisbane on Petrie Terrace, the Arts Theatre has been performing plays since 1936 - even during the war years making it one of the most prolific performing companies in the world.

Festivals, events & shows

Brisbane Festivals - General information.

Royal Brisbane Show (Ekka) - Everything you ever wanted to know about Ekka - from showbag lists to

Brisbane International Film Festival held annually in mid-July; the festival features alternative and retrospective film releases.

Valley Fiesta is held in mid-July heats up Fortitude Valley with street festivals, local bands, and dance performances.

Jazz and blues festival showcases a number of jazz artists at Kangaroo Point for a $25 entry.

Places of interest

Alma Park Zoo The hands-on zoo has walkthrough kangaroo and deer enclosures, koalas, monkeys and water buffalo, and allows feeding of some of the friendlier animals.

Brisbane's living heritage network Brisbane's Living Heritage Network is an alliance of more than 30 heritage sites and museums engaged in the preservation and interpretation of Brisbane's history and cultural heritage.

Botanic gardens Stroll among palm groves, camellia gardens, and lily ponds. If you search hard, you can see large goanna lizards strolling the ground as well.

South Bank Parklands offers views of the river, a tree-lined and cafe-dotted boardwalk, and weekly markets.

Roma St Parklands These parklands were recently created for public enjoyement. Enjoy free performances in the amphitheater, a walk through the recreated ecosystems, or a ride on the miniature train.

Australia Zoo Cuddle a python, ogle the world's ten most venomous snake species, feed a kangaroo, and patiently follow Harriet, the world's oldest Galapagos tortoise.

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary As the world's largest koala sanctuary, Lone Pine offers over 130 koalas to get up close and personal with.

Australian Woolshed The Australian Woolshed attempts to give visitors a ataste of the "real" Australian outback just 20 min. from downtown Brisbane. The highlight is sheep shearing, where the clever sheep dogs steal the show.

Restaurants

Best Restaurants of Australia Best Restaurants was the first national dining website in Australia, commencing in 1996. Since then it has grown to be the most used web site for restaurant information.

Dining out Brisbane Dining Out & Entertainment Guide showcases an array of restaurants & evening entertainment options for the visitor & tourists, business hosts, conference delegates, locals and families that are actively looking to plan the night that awaits them.

 
 
 


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