Brisbane City Council

Brisbane Town Hall, located in the city center, free access to the exhibition hall on the second floor, free reservation on the second floor, the top floor of the bell tower, there is a team, take the "old antique" elevator up to the bell tower, when the bell rings, in the elevator, listen to the guide guide explain, Then go up to the top floor and have a great view of Brisbane

I think it’s great that the council arranges free Christmas events every year. Except for turning (for me, public transportation from the southern suburbs is great), all you have to do is enjoy. Yes, it will be busy. Yes, there will be many people. Yes, you will have to line up. Don't complain, relax, go with the flow, and spend the "crazy" holiday with everyone else. I think it's great to see everyone like this city. The Brisbane Parliament has done a good job. Please keep working hard. I will always try one or two times. This year, we once again set up the magic garden on the Roma Street Park Zone. much better. There are not so many queues. Food trucks are also great. The water/light display may be good next year.

This is a great place, but most of the people I meet here are rude, very aggressive and intimidating, but only a small number of people there are helpful enough. Brisbane is an absolutely crazily city. If you plan to drive, it will be very difficult to drive in the city. It is full of troubles to confuse the one-way street with the ramp on the ramp bridge. This is not a simple block with spaghetti poses like some kids. . The most confusing city I have ever driven. Stupid and ridiculous Ferris wheels planted on the banks of the dull Brown River is not a particularly beautiful place. On one night, it is not as safe or comfortable as in Sydney. Visiting Sydney is a great city bet, and Brisbane puts its hands down in all aspects.

The administrative unit that presents Australia’s historical records in detail, has English-style buildings and full of humanity. When I visited, it was hot in summer. It was very comfortable to blow in and blow air to see the history. The hall itself is very good and is undergoing renovation. But the sad thing is when you look at the historical photos of KG Square outside: in the 20th century, the parliament decided for some reason to build an exposed concrete square without shadows, grass, vegetation or water features. It also built a terrible huge video screen and coffee shop. 1984 was stronger than 1900 or 1950. Ouch. I think this is cheaper to maintain...

The architecture is quite characteristic, the place is not big, relatively simple spectrum.