Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Brisbane City

"A great way to educate and acquaint yourself with the history and essence of Brisbane, this small Museum has an eclectic mix of sculpture, interactive communication and craftwork. There are a number of rotating exhibitions that take place in the museum representing local and international artistes."

"The Museum of Brisbane is an impressive attraction from the get go. The museum is housed in Brisbane City Hall – the imposing neoclassical... See more museums in Brisbane"

"The Queensland Museum has various human and natural historical artefacts. It is located within the Queensland Cultural Centre at South Bank and has various cafes and restaurants within and surrounding its location across the Brisbane River from the Brisbane CBD. View of the western face of the Queensland Performing Arts Centre"

"There’s plenty of events and exhibitions the whole family can interact with and enjoy at the Queensland Museum. This includes the SparkLab – with 40 interactive exhibits for kids to enjoy. They’re free to ask questions, make observations, build, design, and more."

"This multifaceted museum residing in Brisbane's riverside cultural precinct of South Bank tells the changing story of Queensland. It is home to millions of..."

"If you’re looking for a quintessential Australian experience, then no visit to Brisbane can ever be complete without stopping by the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Located 12 kilometers from the city center, the sanctuary is home to all kinds of Ozzie critters, with koalas and kangaroos on show alongside wombats, dingoes, and platypuses. Besides learning all about them at one of the park’s talks and presentations, you can also feed kangaroos, pose for a photo with a koala, or be a keeper for a day."

"Cuddle a cute l’il Koala Bear at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and then head to the city centre to climb City Hall’s bell tower before finishing off the day with one of 200 beers from the Brews Brothers Microbrewery. One of my favourite places to stay in the city is Brisbane City Backpackers, which has its own onsite pub and a rooftop swimming pool with views across the entire skyline. All this from 21 bucks a night."

"Lone Pine has way more than just koalas, but it also has a lot of koalas – over 130 apparently – ready and waiting to be cuddled and..."

"After two years in development, Easy Times Brewing Co finally opened in Woolloongabba at the end of October 2020. Owners David Ferguson and Anita Boettger teamed up with Ryan Lane of Proof BBQ & Booze, who’s turning out a menu of Kentucky-style barbeque from his giant smoker upstairs. Brisket and ribs are the specialty, but there’s also whole blackened fish and vegetarian options."

"Range Brewing is the brainchild of childhood friends Gerard Martin and Matt McIver. The duo conceived the idea of opening their own brewery while living in London, and after much research conducted at breweries around the world, felt educated enough to be able to go it alone. Their brewery opened in Newstead in 2017 with a specific goal in mind, both in terms of the beers produced (there’s no core range, but rather a constantly rotating selection which can be found on the website) and design (the space is minamlistic to say the least, with inspiration being drawn from Scandinavia)."

"Unlike other breweries, Range doesn’t offer one core line, instead continuously developing and innovating their modern range, refining their drops until they’re the best of the best. Drop by for a few cold ones in the chic industrial space, grab some pizzas and Italian-influenced nibbles, and prepare for some serious dog spotting!"

"Sushi Kiyo of East Brisbane also has a wide menu for families to embrace, with plates starting from only $3.50 each. Parents and children can sink their teeth into salmon, tuna, avocado, or prawn mini rolls, as well as larger rolls, nigiri, ship, and rice paper rolls. To see a full menu or to plan your visit, consider getting in touch with the venue."

"629 Brunswick St New Farm, Brisbane, Queensland 4005 Australia+61 7 3358 6555[email protected]http://edwinacorlette.com. Since opening in 2008, Edwina Corlette has shown a commitment to the long-term promotion of a select group of contemporary artists from Australia and the Asia Pacific region, whose practices employ a range of mediums including painting, sculpture, installation and digital art. Located on Brunswick Street in Brisbane, the gallery offers a diverse, annual curatorial program of solo and group exhibitions, artist talks, collaborations and offsite projects including participation in art fairs, and is recognised as one of Brisbane’s leading contemporary art spaces showcasing emerging and mid-career artists."

"Edwina Corlette Gallery is committed to the long–term promotion of a select group of contemporary artists from Australia and the Asia ..."

"While we're poking around university art galleries, QUT Art Museum is another vibrant Brisbane gallery that is always well worth a visit. From June to August, they'll be exhibiting the work of 2016 Archibald Prize winner Louise Hearman. This will be Hearman's first major museum survey featuring paintings and drawings from across her 25-year practice."

"This is an intimate university gallery where you can enjoy viewing contemporary and modern works of art. These are brought to you by Australian artists. You can find this art gallery conveniently located at the QUT Gardens Point Campus."

"As a Covid safe compliance measure, visitors to Ipswich Art Gallery must currently pre-book their 90-minute sessions in advance. Ipswich Art Gallery is one..."

"One of the most visited regional art galleries in Queensland, the Ipswich Art Gallery is set in a handsome heritage building that was once the Town Hall"

"With an average attendance of more than 100,000 visitors a year, the Ipswich Art Gallery is one of the most visited ..."