Brisbane has evolved over the last few decades and is now one of the most vibrant, sophisticated and energetic cities in the Asia-Pacific region. With its sunny, subtropical climate, the city is ideal to visit or live-in the whole year round, and at its heart is the CBD – home to the best shopping, leisure and entertainment.
With construction well underway, Queen's Wharf will account for 10 percent of the city's CBD footprint when complete.
The world-class entertainment precinct.
A prominent internationally renowned university.
Brisbane’s lush oasis for walking and cycling.
17 hectares of riverfront parklands feature free swimming, tropical walking tracks, picnic areas, a wealth of restaurants, children’s parks and more.
Queensland’s economic, social and cultural heart.
The state museum of Queensland.
A world-class facility hosting thousands of concerts, conventions, exhibitions, tradeshows and private functions every year.
Connecting the CBD with Brisbane’s rail and bus network.
New second runway opens in 2020 enabling Brisbane to have the largest domestic and international capacity in Australia. AirTrain link service to CBD.
Currently Brisbane’s most iconic structure connecting the CBD, Fortitude Valley, the northern suburbs to Kangaroo Point and Brisbane southern suburbs. Howard Smith Wharves, Brisbane's newest entertainment and dining precinct sits under the bridge.
