Top Things to do In Brisbane 2021

"Heritage BuildingSadly the day we visited there were no public guided tours. But you can still enjoy the beautiful Victorian facade. It is located on the corner of George and Alice Streets, and overlooks the expansive and majestic Botanic Gardens."

"Three volunteers greeted our group at the Government House. They accompanied us into the house for morning tea and showed us a videotape, which gave us an in-depth understanding of the history of the house. Then, we visited the house and garden, and about two hours before leaving, then met with the Governor."

"I visited by accident. The environment in the basement is very quiet. Although there are not many works, they are very interesting. It is a good place to walk around in the afternoon for leisure time. There are also good coffee shops nearby."

"Amazing gardens in the heart of the city, very well kept and a nice escape"

"The Queensland Cultural Center is a large-scale cultural and art exhibition hall. It is also the most famous exhibition hall in Queensland and even Australia. The design of the entire exhibition hall is very exquisite and it is composed of several exhibition halls. It is worthy of everyone. Take a day to visit."

"Brisbane iconic building! There is nothing to play, but there will be many activities in this square. Then it is also the most central location in Brisbane's city center. Hub traffic all cross here. Underground is the intersection of many north-south east-west bus traffic at the King George Square Bus Station, and on the opposite side of the road to the intersection of Queen Street, it is the first bus stop for the rest of the City Center, Queen Street Station."

"[View] Great view of Streets Beach! The sand on the beach is fine and smooth, making it particularly comfortable to step on! It's worth playing, pay attention to sun protection, and the small bar must be felt~ great!"

"This is a wonderful bridge with great views of the Brisbane River and the shaded path. Sadly, some cyclists don't seem to realize that it is shared with walkers. As a walker, we hold our lives in our hands, and even walk in the red area on the edge. Cyclists seem to think they accelerated and violated the red zone during the Tour de France-especially some road repairs were carried out on the Captain Cook Bridge and the red pedestrian zone was blocked. Bikers please pay attention. Avoid on weekends."

"We stayed in Brisbane for only a day and a half, because we live in the city center and plan to take a bus to travel around. I learned from the visitor center that Brisbane has a free ferry to and from the South Bank, which is a very convenient and comfortable arrangement. It’s great to watch the scenery and sunbathe on the ferry."