8 Best Places To Visit In Brisbane

 Brisbane is the third largest city in Australia and the capital of the sunshine state. Located on the bank of Brisbane river, Brisbane offers a wide variety of natural as well as artificial attractions and almost 300 days of sunshine to explore and enjoy the Brisbane outdoors. From botanical gardens and huge parklands to bridges, museums, and hilltop restaurants there is a lot to explore and learn in this city.

Here are the top ‘must visit’ places in Brisbane:

Story bridge Brisbane

Story bridge is one of the most iconic structure in Brisbane and is the largest steel bridge in Australia made by Australians. It is also listed in the heritage sites list. Getting the view of the city from story bridge is a must if you’re in Brisbane. The bridge was opened on 6th July 1940 and connects Brisbane CBD to Kangaroo point.

If you are not satisfied with just the city view and you are feeling more adventurous, you can also book a bridge climb. As one of only three bridge climbs in the world, this is a great opportunity to get your heart racing. You can just book a climb or pair it with Cantilever Lean Out, Climb and Abseil or Walk the Plank. You can book your climb at Story Bridge Adventure Climb.

Story Bridge Brisbane

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City botanic gardens

Previously known as Queen’s park, the botanic gardens located at the Brisbane riverside are the original Botanic gardens of Brisbane city. It includes Brisbane’s most mature gardens and many rare varieties of plants. 

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