About Brisbane

Brisbane:

About

Brisbane is the capital city and towns that is most populous Australian state of Queensland. It is located southeast of the state. Geographically it is located east of the Great Divider Mountain Range specifically, southeast of the Taylor Mountain Range on the coast of the Coral Sea (Pacific Ocean). In 2014 it is the third most populous city in the country, after Sydney and Melbourne. Brisbane has a humid subtropical, with summers hot and humid and winters mild with little rainfall. Brisbane is often said to be a quiet, cosmopolitan city, and although it has no beach, you can find the first nearby beaches about an hour from downtown.

Top Attractions:

South Bank:

It is one of the most spectacular areas to see in Brisbane; especially the first time you visit it. It is one of its most characteristic neighbourhoods, especially for having its artificial beach, known throughout the world. Proud to have this special corner, it is one of the most visited places by locals and foreigners, and it is really amazing to find this little paradise in the middle of the city streets. South Bank runs along the Brisbane River, in the west of the river.

Brisbane's lyrics:

It is colourful and gigantic letters of Brisbane. There are always people who always taking pictures, jumping, getting inside the A or making balances above the point of I. It is one of those special things to see in Brisbane, that deserves a good photo, and that is also really fun.

Lone Pine Sanctuary:

It is, as the name implies, a sanctuary, that is, a centre that protects endangered species. This we wanted to highlight since we are not talking about a simple zoo, but a place destined to take care of animals and to stop their extinction. As a special attraction, they have an enclosure with a lot of kangaroos that allow humans to interact with them, caress them and take pictures by their side.

Lovers' Walk Path:

This place is one of those unknown places that you only know if you have been lucky enough to find it or to be sneaked. It is one of the special places to see in Brisbane that makes us more excited to tell you precisely because of the unknown it is. This walk runs along the edge of the sea in the Shorncliffe neighbourhood, a suburb that falls in the northern part of Brisbane, leaving the green zone on the other side and the sea on the other side.

Best Time to Visit:

The best time to travel to Brisbane in Australia is from January to December, where you have a pleasant or warm climate and hardly any rainfall. The average maximum temperature in Brisbane is 30 ° C in January and 21 ° C in June. Brisbane's weather and climate are suitable for a trip to a city

Major Airports:

The Brisbane Airport, Brisbane Airport Corporation owned Limited, is located northeast of the city and is one of the most famous and largest in the continent of Oceania. It houses the possibility to choose between national and international flights and is one of the busiest in Australia.

The city also hosts major airlines such as Virgin Blue, the second most important in Australia, and Qantas and Jetstar both fly from Brisbane airport. The city also has a small Archerfield airport, which is located about 12 miles southeast. Caboolture and Redcliffe are the other most important local airports, although somewhat further from the city.

Fact File:

Country/State:  Australia/Queensland

Population: 2.562 million (by the end of June 2019)

Currency:  Australian dollar

Language:  The official language spoken by the people of Brisbane is English.