Brisbane Suggested Trips
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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Go to Mount Coot-tha and the botanical gardens - both are great. Also go to one of the many Koala sanctuaries - you'll fall in love!
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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
A visit to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is a must. There you can learn all about the koala and other Australian species. Hold a koala (and get your photo), you can also interact with kangaroos while you're there.
Next you need to take a trip to Moreton Island to the Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort
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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
The locals will happily tell you that Brisbane is the only Australian capital city to enjoy a perfect climate - and who would argue with them.
Brisbane, like so many early settlements along the coast of eastern Australia, started life as a penal colony. It is thought that the Ngundanbi and Yagara Aborigines lived along the banks of the river before Europeans settled the area.
Do not miss the NAB - National Bank Building, located on the corner of Queen and Creek Streets (308-322 Queen Street) this huge and gracious building is regarded as the finest Classical Revival building in Australia.
The treasurey casino is a must! Second in beauty as a casino only to that in Monaco.
Casablanca on Caxton Street is a good britro style restautant, nightclub etc
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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Hidden Gems
There are a couple of hidden gems right in the city centre. The first being the Pancake Manor located at 18 Charlotte St. They serve sweet and savoury pancakes which are both quite good, but what makes the place unique is where the place was constructed. The exterior of the building is an old cathedral built in 1904. They preserved the cathedral and basically built a box inside it which houses the restaurant, but you can still enjoy the beautiful cathedral ceilings and stained glass windows.
The second little gem is something that I noticed while just walking down Queen Street, the main street in downtown Brisbane. It's called the Regent Theatre , built in 1929 it was a home to a myriad of different stage shows. Since that time it has been converted into a movie theatre but the original entrance interior has been preserved; it's worth poking your nose in for a peek even if you don't want to go watch a movie.
There are a couple of hidden gems right in the city centre. The first being the Pancake Manor located at 18 Charlotte St. They serve sweet and savoury pancakes which are both quite good, but what makes the place unique is where the place was constructed. The exterior of the building is an old cathedral built in 1904. They preserved the cathedral and basically built a box inside it which houses the restaurant, but you can still enjoy the beautiful cathedral ceilings and stained glass windows.
The second little gem is something that I noticed while just walking down Queen Street, the main street in downtown Brisbane. It's called the Regent Theatre , built in 1929 it was a home to a myriad of different stage shows. Since that time it has been converted into a movie theatre but the original entrance interior has been preserved; it's worth poking your nose in for a peek even if you don't want to go watch a movie.
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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Brisbane - the capital city of Sunshine Coast-Queensland
Popular place - Warner Bros.Movie World!!! - U can cuddle with Looney Tunes charaters - Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety, Lala, Tazzie Devil Sylvester....
Gold Coast - Dream World !!! Dance sing at Wiggles World with all The Wiggles Friends.
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