Brisbane Things to Do

The original builders of the Story Bridge in Brisbane probably never had the idea in 1940 that it would one day become a top adventure activity source. Now, the Story Bridge allows adventure seekers the ability to gain panoramic views of Brisbane while also getting that adrenaline pumping. The Story Bridge Climb offers two thrilling options: the Bridge Climb and the Abseil Climb.

Travelers in Brisbane with an overwhelming urge to cuddle a koala only need to venture to the nearby Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Opened way back in 1927, this koala sanctuary happens to be the oldest of its kind in Australia, and also the largest with over 130 koalas on site.

To mark their 5th anniversary, GOMA – Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art – is hosting a major exhibition by quirky Japanese contemporary artist, Yayoi Kusama.

Not sure where to go in Brisbane? Read part two of our exploration of the city’s urban centers.

Brisbane is so much more than its city-center. Described as a city of urban villages, Brisbane’s suburbs have taken on their own unique feel that reflects the personalities of the people who live, work and play there.