Top Five Things to Do in Brisbane

1. Visit Brisbane's world known sand bank.environment and friendly staff. Take a stroll with the
The Southbank is a parkland in the middle of the city.wild kangaroos, cuddle with the lazy koalas or watch
The parkland offers fabulous walking paths, cafes andthe crocs while they are fed in the Croccoseum.
even a manmade beach. This is a perfect place to4. Feed the dolphins at Moreton Island
spend a relaxing day at the "beach", and the best partMoreton Island is a large sand island northeast of
is that you don't even have to leave the city! TheBrisbane. The island is a popular spot for four wheel
Southbank also offers lots of culture anddriving, whale watching and wreck diving. Best known
entertainment with museums cinemas and a marketis the Tangalooma resort that hosts daily hand-feeding
during weekends. There is often plenty of liveof wild dolphins. Every evening at sunset 8-9 wild
entertainment and various attractions throughout thedolphins swims to the beach where guests can
dayhand-feed them. The resort also offers other exciting
2. Go shopping in Australia's most known pedestrianactivities like wreck diving and whale watching cruises.
mall: Queen Street Mall.5. Enjoy the panoramic view of Brissie from Mt
The Queen Street Mall prides itself on being theCoot-tha
one-stop shop for all retail in Brisbane. The shoppingRoughly 7km from the city centre lays Mt Coot-tha
street is completely closed for traffic and therefore it'sreserve, a popular bush and parkland filled with picnic
very easy to get around. The Queen Street Mall hasspots and walking trails. With a height of 287 meters,
everything you could want in a mall, from the biggestthe mountain should be climbable for almost
brand shops to smaller niche boutiques. The mall alsoeverybody. The lookout on the top features a great
has four 24-hour restaurants and coffee shops.view of the entire city. On a clear day you can see
3. Spend a day at the Australian zoo.almost all the way to Moreton Island. Early Brisbane
The Australian Zoo is the lifework of the dearlypeople called the mountain "one tree hill" but it has
beloved Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin. Irwin was worldlately been renamed Mt Coot-tha which is an aboriginal
known for his passion for animals. We will never forgetword for "place of honey". The aboriginals in the area
the mad man sitting on the back of an enormousused to come here and gather honey from the native
crocodile, with nothing but a smile on his face. Australiastingless bees.
Zoo is heavily rewarded for their animal friendly