South Bank Market

A variety of vendors allow for interesting browsing. There are some very unique Christmas presents to bring back to Canada. Walking along Kangaroo Corner for a long time, then having breakfast on the South Bank where we read the newspaper ... Market decoration is great.

Southbank Park Market is an open-air market, located at the entrance of Southbank Park. There are about a few hundred stalls here, very lively, a variety of daily necessities crafts or food, drinks here you can find, it is worth visiting, experience such a market life.

It was a weekend when we went, and we just met the South Bank Park Market. Food, daily necessities, and clothes are sold. Some clothes bags are quite distinctive. We bought local homemade beef jerky and a wool bag, which was quite good.

Every Friday night to Sunday, there will be weekend fairs in South Bank Park. We went on Sunday, so we caught up. Most of the products sold in the bazaar are produced and manufactured in or around Brisbane, such as hand-made home decorations, beautiful traditional crafts and various things with local characteristics. Of course, there is no lack of local food and a variety of exotic snacks! In addition to the impromptu performances of street artists, you can also meet free concerts if you have good luck in your eyes and ears.

Very complete, can meet the needs of the family, a good place to walk the baby

When the market is not open, there are a lot of people in 🈶️.

South Bank Park was originally the venue address of the 1988 World Expo. After the exhibition, the municipal authorities wanted to build apartment houses, which were opposed by the public, and then changed their ways to become a hydrophilic park. Nepal Pavilion is the only building left for the Expo, because Nepal has no money to remove it back home and keep it as a small attraction in the park. Apart from catering and parking fees, there is no charge at all. It is a good place for all citizens to relax and relax.