Brisbane

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The mild climate, friendly locals and the laid back yet refined culture, draw in a great number of tourists as well as people from all over Australia and the world, who chose to make Brisbane their home.

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Brisbane is the capital of the state of Queensland, Australia and also its most populous city. It is the third largest and one of the oldest cities in the country. The mild climate, friendly locals and the laid back yet refined culture, draw in a great number of tourists as well as people from all over Australia and the world, …

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Planning a Trip

LANGUAGE English CURRENCY Australian Dollar BEST TIME TO VISIT March to May NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Central Railway Station, Brisbane NEAREST AIRPORT Brisbane Airport (BNE) EMERGENCY HELPLINE NUMBER 000 INTERNET ACCESS Wi-fi is still rare in remote Queensland, but the norm in urban accommodation, with cafes, bars, libraries and even some public gardens also providing wi-fi access (often free for customers/guests). …

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Getting Around

Local Bus Brisbane has a well-developed and extensive network of buses and bus routes. All the buses have their routes and destinations flashing on the digital display. The inner city has more frequent buses than the outer suburbs. Visitors can use the Go Card (issued by Translink) for public transport services. This card is a ‘touch-on touch-off’ system that can …

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History & Culture

Brisbane’s recorded history dates back to 1799, when Matthew Flinders explored the Moreton Bay. The region was first occupied by the Jagera and Turrbal tribes. The town of Brisbane was initially conceived as a penal colony for the British convicts that were sent from Sydney. However, since the city was great for fishing, timbering, farming and other occupations, it was …

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Top Attractions

Brisbane powerhouse On the eastern flank of New Farm Park stands the Powerhouse, a once-derelict power station superbly transformed into a contemporary arts centre. Its innards pimped with graffiti remnants, industrial machinery and old electrical transformers-turned-lights, the centre hosts a range of events, including art exhibitions, theatre, live music and comedy. You’ll also find two buzzing riverside restaurants. Check the …

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