Top Things to Do in Brisbane 2021

"Only 12km from Brisbane City, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary. There is a direct bus from city that will take about 30-45 min depend on traffic . pre purchase the ticket online as it is cheaper by 10 dollar . uber will cost about 25-30 buck and it only take about 15 min or so . there are some show through the days . dont miss it . and one is able to take a photo with a korea for FREE . but to hug one a fee is require . "

"The unexpected discovery was hidden in the suburbs. Absolutely charming gardens with barbecue facilities, children’s playgrounds, shelters, walking trails, basic facilities, and magnificent views of the Brisbane River. It is perfect for walking, picnicking with friends or attending garden parties. Will come back often!"

"It is very suitable for children to play, it is very safe, there are all kinds of amusement facilities, and you can play in the water. But the location is very remote, you need to bring your own transportation to go there, and occasionally there will be outdoor movies at night. This is a great park. I have just been here recently, and I personally visited it and took a walk. The environment of the park is well maintained. The path is winding and winding, and there are many flat areas. There are shacks with shading everywhere, and BBQ booths for free trial. There are also water parks and playgrounds suitable for children. Ample parking spaces. There are some wild animals scattered throughout the park. It is suitable for picnics because there are plenty of very well maintained grasslands."

"[Scenery] Oxley Creek Common is a riverside area with a beautiful ecological environment, where the Oxley River flows through, with large tracts of grass and woods. [Fun] Many different kinds of birds can often be seen here, so it has become a favorite place for photographers and birdwatchers. Joggers and dog walkers often come here for activities."

"This playground is located in the Brisbane Tennis Centre, named after one of the best doubles/mixed players ever seen in the country. There is a power station theme on the playground, because this place was once the location of the Tennyson power station. It is a great place for a picnic or barbecue on the Brisbane River."

"We visited this bridge during the Brisbane Open House. However, you can make a reservation at any time through the Brisbane Welcome. free! They walked us on the bridge and provided us with stories. It's amazing to think that people once lived on this bridge. It's small there! The history of this place is really interesting. I suggest you take a tour, see what's inside, and listen to the story for yourself."

"There are more than 14 kinds of beer to choose from this time, which is beyond the quality range of beer. After trial and trust, and mixed some new beer, so you will have many choices. (Provide some wines for those who don’t drink beer) I’m relatively local, so I’ve been here a few times, so I was lucky to find the wonderful cherry stout (with nitro) offered this time-very smooth It's slippery and worth tasting. The friendly and helpful staff will help you choose beer. There are often live music performances, and I once did a trivia night. A great place to catch up with friends. If necessary, food trucks (various) can be used to provide you with food. The location is near the train station and there are on-street parking spaces. This converted industrial shed, hidden behind the car repair company, is a surprise and part of the charm of this place."

"We recently took overseas relatives to Mount Kut. On a beautiful sunny day, the central business district of Brisbane can be clearly seen. We had lunch in a restaurant, where we enjoyed a sumptuous lunch while admiring the scenery."