2026 Brisbane Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in April)

Real traveler experiences and travel guides for Brisbane in April, 2026

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Most popular attractions in Brisbane in April, 2026

South Bank Parklands

141 travel guides, 128 travelers have shared real experiences and guides here

4.6/5.0 | 431 reviews | Free entry | 324 travelers interested

Story Bridge

78 travel guides, 68 travelers have shared real experiences and guides here

4.6/5.0 | 177 reviews | Free entry | 220 travelers interested

Brisbane City Hall

53 travel guides, 51 travelers have shared real experiences and guides here

4.4/5.0 | 204 reviews | Free entry | 166 travelers interested

City Botanic Gardens

40 travel guides, 29 travelers have shared real experiences and guides here

4.3/5.0 | 109 reviews | Free entry | 128 travelers interested

Roma Street Parkland

24 travel guides, 17 travelers have shared real experiences and guides here

4.5/5.0 | 37 reviews | Free entry | 80 travelers interested

February in Australia is like summer ☀️ Cool and not humid in the evenings ✨ The sun is very strong during the day 🧴 Sunscreen is a must 👍 Sharing some outdoor attractions and itineraries from my family's self-guided trip & road trip in the evenings, watching the sunset and 🌇 city night views 🌉 ✨Flights, hotels, and car rentals were all booked through Trip.com 👍 The trip lasted 9 days, and I'll update this in installments on Trip.com 🫶 👉Queen Street Mall✨ You can shop in the mall and along the main street until the afternoon 😆 There are many dinner options ✨ UGGs and Lululemon are everywhere 👀 🧾Single purchases over AUD 300 at a single store ✨ You can get a tax refund at the airport before departure 💯 👉Brisbane City Hall✨ Free admission during the day 🆓 The square is very photogenic at night ✨ 👉South Bank Parklands Parklands ✨The map says opening hours are 05:00~23:59✨ 😆But I stayed until around 22:30 before heading back to the hotel, and it was still very crowded. ✨There's a swimming pool & slides🛝 ✨No wonder it's ranked number one among family parks✨Kids burn off so much energy⚡️ There's also a ferry stop here for the lake cruise (check the schedule). Enjoy a leisurely stroll while eating 🍦 and admiring the riverside night view💯 👉Brisbane Ferris Wheel Brisbane is connected to Southbank Parklands – you can see the Brisbane Ferris wheel just by taking a walk! 🎡 You can also buy tickets to ride it! 👍 ✨Tickets are conveniently available on Trip.com!✨ 👉BNE Attraction - Story Bridge🌁 Those interested can challenge themselves to climb the Story Bridge; there are evening and nighttime sessions. 🌉I originally planned to climb it, but I was too tired 😆 so I didn't. Driving Parking🅿️ 👉Indoor parking on Queen Street, AUD 13 per day on holidays. 👉Street parking, usually free after 7 pm (check street parking signs). #BrisbaneMuseums #BrisbaneNightView #Queenstreetmall #QueenStreet #BrisbaneFerrisWheel #southbankparklands #AustraliaFamilyTravel #BrisbaneAttractions #FebruaryAttractions2026

Room tour for Amora Hotel in Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺 I loved the hotel! The rooms are of a very good size and very comfy beds! 📍 Great location too as you can walk to a lot of places! Just in the city, plenty of coffee shops nearby. Close walk to the botanical garden and river walk! 🚊 Also the train station with the direct trains to the airport is just minutes away. #australia #roomtour #amorahotel #brisbane #hotel

Strike while the iron is hot! Stayed up the night before flying back to organize this super comprehensive Australia family travel guide 📝 Last year we escaped Shanghai’s cold and gloomy winter in New Zealand, this year we’re heading to warmer places again~ all to travel light and have an easy trip! ✨ 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Group: 2 adults + 2 kids (5 & 8 years old) 🗓 Dates: 2026.02.04-02.16 ✈️ Route: Brisbane → Gold Coast → Cairns → Sydney → Melbourne 🌟 Day by Day Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: ✈️ Fly from Shanghai to Brisbane Recommend taking a night flight and sleeping on the plane 💤 Day 2️⃣: 10:00 Arrive in Brisbane 🚗 Pick up rental car at airport → brunch in the city → Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary 🐨 Must-do: 15-minute koala cuddle (book in advance!) Pet kangaroos freely, so adorable! Drive to Gold Coast Day 3️⃣: 🌊 Gold Coast Surfing Day! 🏄‍♀️ 2x group surf lessons (60 AUD/person) Recommend one 2-hour session in the morning and one in the afternoon, just right for energy levels👌 Day 4️⃣: 3:15 am Hot Air Balloon Ride! 🎈 45 minutes of romantic sky views 7:30 am back to hotel → breakfast then 2 hours surfing → fly to Cairns Day 5️⃣: 7:45 am Donut tubing rafting 🛟 Highly recommend! Return at 11:00 → lunch → play at the beachfront lagoon pool until dinner Day 6️⃣: 🚢 Full day Evolution cruise! Snorkeling once in the morning and once in the afternoon 🤿 4:30 pm back to port → shower → Korean food time~ Day 7️⃣: ✈️ Cairns → Sydney 12:30 pm arrive → check in → 20,000 steps city walk 🚶 Day 8️⃣: Keep exploring Sydney 🏙 Caught a double rainbow! 🌈 Visit Powerhouse Museum + Aquarium + beautiful restaurants yyds Day 9️⃣: 🏖 Bondi Beach (waves too big to surf) Brunch then pack → 4:00 pm fly to Melbourne Pick up car on arrival → overnight in Melbourne → amazing Pho! Day 🔟: 🐨 Small group half-day tour with 9 people: Rainbow Houses (so-so) → Zoo (special Dingo & Tasmanian Devil) 🦆 Feeding ducks was super fun! Highly recommend the afternoon steam train ride! Day 1⃣️1⃣️: 🚗 Reverse drive on the Great Ocean Road! 8:30 am - 8:00 pm, no rush at all Gibson Steps must-visit! Stunning water photos 📸 Day 1⃣️2⃣️: ✈️ Return day Visit local market → evening flight back to Shanghai for New Year’s Eve dinner 💡 Summary: Tight schedule but kids were super cooperative! New Zealand experience taught us: 1. Renting a car and self-driving is most convenient 2. Reapply sunscreen at the beach 3. Bring plenty of portable snacks 📢 Available anytime in Australia to answer questions! Pure self-guided trip, no ads, next time New Zealand guide coming soon~

The Sebel Brisbane is conveniently located in the heart of Brisbane, within walking distance to major shopping areas. The hotel offers comfortable room types and complete facilities, making it ideal for relaxation or as a base for exploring the city. Opt for higher-floor rooms to enjoy stunning city and river views, with different scenery during the day and at dusk. Nearby, you'll find cafes, restaurants, and pedestrian streets, perfect for city strolls or short trips, making it a convenient choice for accommodation during your Brisbane visit.

Walter's Steakhouse and Wine Bar ⏰ Hours: 11:30 AM - 9:30 PM 📍 Address: 219 Alice St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia While preparing for my trip to Australia, I discovered that Brisbane has an abundance of great steak restaurants. After much deliberation, I decided to visit just one place—Walter's Steakhouse. With a Google rating of 4.5, it seemed trustworthy, and its location near the Botanic Gardens Park was ideal. Although I visited without a reservation and had to wait, the staff were incredibly friendly, making the wait completely bearable.

The Brisbane Museum is located on the third floor of Brisbane City Hall in the city centre. There is a great deal on display about Aboriginal Australia, including their unique clothing, culture and artwork, especially for those interested in learning about Australia’s local history and national culture. The venue’s design incorporates indigenous elements, such as tree branch decorations on the exhibition walls, contemporary paintings showcasing land and community themes, giving you a strong local vibe as soon as you enter. Upon entry, it is recommended to start with the main exhibition hall and take a peek at the display panels about Brisbane and Aboriginal Aboriginal history. Afterwards, you can take a closer look at the crafts and paintings of local artists along the pavilion, where you can slowly admire the exhibits such as bark, stone tools, and traditional costumes. The more special sections will feature land-related art creations, and it is recommended to pay attention to the interactive displays in the museum, with music and short films playing in some areas to enhance the perception. Traditional Clothing Showcase – Enjoy the unique designs of Aboriginal people up close and learn the stories behind their clothing. Fashion students and designers must go

Brew Cafe & Wine Bar is conveniently located in Lower Burnett Ln, Brisbane City Center! 🧭 After a day of shopping, you can immediately step in to chill and relax. Their operating hours are truly impressive, opening from 6:30 AM to 10:00 PM daily, and on Fridays and Saturdays, they stay open until midnight! It's one of the rare places in Brisbane where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea, and even late-night snacks 😋—a haven for night owls! I arrived in Brisbane on a late-night flight and, after a good sleep, specifically visited Brew for brunch the next morning. The vibe was incredibly chill! However, if you're in the mood for some wine 🍷, I recommend coming during dinner hours. Whether you want to enjoy a proper meal or simply sip on a glass of red wine, Brew is perfect for a relaxed evening. It's rare to find restaurants open past 10 PM in the city center, making it an ideal spot for unwinding without feeling rushed. The restaurant's ambiance is cozy, with bench seating and a table full of delicious breakfast items: fried eggs, sausages, fries, salad, bread, and a cup of coffee ☕—a picture-perfect scene! Surrounded by modern architecture, the place exudes a trendy vibe 😍. Address: Lower Burnett Ln, Brisbane City QLD 4000 Operating Hours: · Monday to Wednesday: 06:30 AM - 10:00 PM · Thursday: 06:30 AM - 11:00 PM · Friday: 06:30 AM - 12:00 AM · Saturday: 07:00 AM - 12:00 AM If you're looking for a chill spot in Brisbane City Center, Brew Cafe & Wine Bar is a must-visit! Enjoy great food, afternoon tea, or a glass of wine—all in one place 🔥

Brisbane is considered one of the youngest and most modern cities in Australia. We noticed this upon arrival. Before this, I don't recall seeing dedicated roads for buses anywhere else. Not just lanes, but actual tracks. The park in the very center of the city was also surprising. A huge botanical garden and park right in the city center, featuring a large food court and a swimming pool. Not just a pool, but practically an entire sea where, I think, about a thousand people could fit. Walking through the center, we saw both historical architecture and modern skyscrapers, along with many green parks. Another surprising feature was the number of bridges. We've never seen so many bridges anywhere else.

📍Felix For Goodness This restaurant is my favorite in Brisbane. It offers delicious avocado dishes and healthy food that I love. However, the prices are a bit high, so you can refer to the attached menu. Located near Queen Street. 🗺️ 50 Burnett Ln, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia After dining, you can explore the nearby attractions, all within walking distance. 📍 Queen Street A must-visit for shopping enthusiasts, featuring various restaurants and department stores. 📍 Brisbane City Hall Free to visit inside, perfect for those interested in history. 📍 Brisbane Arcade A small department store with over a century of history. The Christmas decorations create a great atmosphere, and the second floor is perfect for taking beautiful photos.

1. Queen Street Mall A must-visit spot in the city center! One-stop destination for food, shopping, and strolling. 👛🥤 Address: Queen St, Brisbane City, QLD 4000 2. Brisbane South Bank Parkland Popular attractions include the Ferris wheel and the iconic Brisbane Sign—perfect for Instagram-worthy photos! 📸🎡 Address: Clem Jones Promenade South Bank, Brisbane, QLD 4101 3. Brisbane City Hall A cultural and artistic landmark! Don’t forget to book the clock tower tour online in advance. ⏰🏛️ Address: 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane 4000 4. Brisbane Riverside Plenty of restaurants to choose from! Enjoy a meal while soaking in the sea view—sunset vibes are unbeatable. 🍽️🌅 Address: 23 Eagle St, Brisbane City QLD 4000 5. St. John Cathedral Admire the classic Gothic architecture—it feels just like Europe! 🤩⛪ Address: 373 Ann St, Brisbane City QLD 4000 6. Chinatown Mall Experience authentic Chinese culture! It’s a bit farther from the city center, but worth visiting if you have time. 🇨🇳🍜 Address: 33 Duncan St, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 Exploring Brisbane city is super easy, whether you’re into urban culture or historic architecture. Slow down and feel the heartbeat of the city! Highly recommend this ultimate photo-worthy route—start planning your trip now! 🗺️✨

They don't call this palatial hotel in Brisbane the Treasury for no reason! It is spectacular! Mummy treated us a night in the suite on our visit to Brisbane, and the suite was so beautiful and huge!🏨 The walls were VERY high, the decor was sublime, just like a palace bedroom! A perfect place to feel like a king or queen for the night! We certainly felt like queens!👸🏻 The curtains are a shiny chocolate brown, looking like brown diamonds and the ceiling is absolutely gorgeous too, with the designs and the chandeliers just add to the beauty!💎 The Treasury Hotel is truly a must-stay for anyone visiting Brisbane and be sure to book it during low season so you can get the best price!🏩 #hellochristmas #familyfun #familytravel #familytrip #travel #thingstodo #resorts

We decided to visit this restaurant after a friend suggested for us to try the food here. After visiting once, I can confidently say it’s a fantastic spot for a great dining experience. The service is outstanding. The staff members are warm, attentive, and make you feel genuinely welcome. The food is of exceptional quality, with fresh ingredients and flavours that truly stand out. Best oysters ever tasted, fresh, and juicy. Whether you’re looking for a casual meal or a night out with friends, Flaming & Co delivers on both atmosphere and taste. Definitely a place worth returning to.

Looking for a romantic restaurant that ticks all boxes from impeccable service & 5 star food paired with stunning views, Opa Bar & Mezze is the place to book. We were lucky enough to reserve a table for my mom's birthday and it didn't disappoint us. The staff went above and beyond to make our afternoon one to remember. Thank you again and we can't wait to come back soon.

I recently had dinner at Longwang in Brisbane City and it was an absolute delight. The whole evening exceeded our expectations from the food, to the service, to the atmosphere. We went for the Jade Banquet, and wow — it was plenty for two people. We couldn’t even finish it! The dishes were incredibly well-executed: full of flavour, beautifully presented, and with great variety. Every bite was a delight. Our waiter was amazing — friendly, attentive, and made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. At the bar, the staff mixed us a beautiful Thai cocktail, and we loved how approachable and skilled the bartending was. The combination of great service and personal touches really made the evening. The restaurant has a stylish, modern vibe, tucked into a narrow laneway space on Edward Street in Brisbane City. It’s quirky and elegant at the same time. The setting gave us a fun, lively vibe but still felt comfortable and relaxed.

Another good cafe in Brisbane. One of the characteristics of Brisbane cafes is that many are located in what were local corner shops. Many inner Brissy suburbs still have these conveniently dotted around street corners. They have large footpath awnings so plenty of shaded outdoor seating, which is great for most of the year, and large front windows so plenty of light and views if you do sit inside. Blue Bear Coffeehouse was busy with walk-in and takeaways and others staying to dine in. Nice coffee, fun staff and delicious snacks. There is a little traffic noise from James Street, but not enough to cause a problem.

One of the characteristics of Brisbane cafes is that many are located in what were local corner shops. Many inner Brissy suburbs still have these conveniently dotted around street corners. They have large footpath awnings so plenty of shaded outdoor seating, which is great for most of the year, and large front windows so plenty of light and views if you do sit inside. The coffeehouse was busy with walk-in, takeaways and others staying to dine in. Nice coffee, fun staff and delicious snacks. There is a little traffic noise from James Street, but not enough to cause a problem.

I went to Zazou with a friend for their Tuesday deal. The food was nice and came out with good timing, and the overall atmosphere was really enjoyable. The place itself is very aesthetic and well put together, making it a pleasant spot to spend time. Service was friendly, but there’s room for improvement in attentiveness. Overall, a nice experience with tasty food and a beautiful setting. experience with tasty food and a beautiful setting.

The meal at this Mediterranean restaurant is really flavorful, with tender chicken that pairs perfectly with the well-balanced flavours of the dishes. The portion sizes are a bit small for the price, but the taste is definitely worth it. The service is excellent, adding to the overall great dining experience. The staff are friendly and accommodating.

Right in the heart of the city, this bustling café hums with energy and the unmistakable buzz of true coffee lovers. It’s the kind of place where every cup feels carefully crafted, and you get the sense that the people behind the bar take their coffee seriously – and it shows. The quality here is top-notch. Whether you’re after a strong, no-nonsense espresso or something a little more delicate and nuanced, the brews hit the mark every time. It’s clearly a favourite among Brisbane’s coffee crowd, and once you’ve tasted it, it’s easy to see why. The interior is sleek and stylish without trying too hard – clean lines, thoughtful decor, and a vibe that feels both modern and welcoming. Despite the busy location and steady flow of customers, there’s an easy rhythm to the space that makes it a great spot to recharge during a hectic day in the city. If you’re a coffee enthusiast or just someone who appreciates a quality cup in a polished setting, this café is a must-visit

Flat white is our favourite drink and they make a really good one. We highly recommend coming here if you want a good cup of coffee. If you bring your own cup you also get a discount. The store smells amazing and the service was great. Love the atmosphere and music.

It is stylish and well-known and ranked the 8th coffee shop on The World's 100 Best Coffee Shops 2025 list. But feels slightly overrated. That said, the coffee is genuinely good, with smooth flavour and solid execution. The space is modern and inviting, though the hype sets high expectations.

I always love coming here for dinner and dessert. The passionfruit pavlova is absolutely perfect, and the atmosphere is easily one of the most comfortable and relaxing in Brisbane. The service is consistently good, which makes this place the right choice, every time.

We had a lovely breakfast at this cute café. The café is nice and bright with great options depending on how hungry you are. Good coffee and the food was delicious. We had the Prawn Omelette and the sauce on the plate was absolutely delicious.

I visited this underground bar-style restaurant for dessert and coffee, and while I was excited to try more, unfortunately the only sweets available that day were brownies, truffles, and churros. I was told they usually offer a wider variety, so I’ll definitely come back to explore more of their menu. The atmosphere was a solid 20 out of 10, I absolutely loved the underground vibe, it gives the place a unique and cozy charm. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Although I couldn’t enjoy much this time, the food and drinks menu looked very interesting, and I’m looking forward to trying it properly on my next visit.

The place is always busy, with both indoor seating and a lovely garden area. I highly recommend sitting in the garden — the atmosphere is great. The café uses a self-service system where you place your own order and get your own water, and the staff are very friendly. I didn’t check the reviews beforehand, so I ordered the sesame pork udon. It turned out to be a creamy-style udon, which I’m not very used to, but it was still an interesting try. It’s also worth checking the time before you come. I was lucky to arrive around 11 AM when it wasn’t too crowded. Overall, it’s a nice spot with good vibes.

Hey everyone! I've discovered an absolutely beautiful hidden vacation spot! Just a 30-minute drive from Brisbane, Redcliffe Peninsula is basically a niche version of the "Maldives"! ✨ Here, 22 kilometers of fine soft sandy beaches hug the blue Morton Bay. Not only does it have the crystal-clear waters of the "Little Maldives," but it also hides many historical sites full of stories. Perfect for family trips, romantic getaways, or solo relaxation! Quickly save this super comprehensive guide 👇 🏖️【Top 4 Must-Visit Attractions】🏖️ 1️⃣ Suttons Beach Park 📍Address: Suttons Beach Park, Redcliffe QLD 🕒 Hours: Open all day The sand here is so soft you'll want to kick off your shoes immediately! 🏖️ The water is crystal clear, and the sunset in the evening is breathtaking. Nearby open-air bars have a great vibe—order a cocktail and watch the sunset 🌅 2️⃣ Bee Gees Way 📍Address: 76-84 Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe QLD 🕒 Hours: Open all day A must-visit for music fans! This 70-meter-long street is filled with the Bee Gees brothers' growth stories 🎶 The walls are covered with old photos and records, and you can also overlook Moreton Island, full of artistic charm~ 3️⃣ Woody Point Jetty & the Wreck of the MV Koopa 📍Address: Woody Point Jetty, Woody Point QLD 🕒 Hours: 24 hours The vintage atmosphere is on point! Norfolk pine shadows sway by the jetty 🌿 The rusted shipwreck site is perfect for photos, a must-visit for sunrise lovers! 4️⃣ Settlement Cove Lagoon 📍Address: Settlement Cove Lagoon, Margate Parade, Margate QLD 🕒 Hours: 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM A must for families! The lagoon is shallow and safe, with nearby shade shelters and BBQ areas 🏊🏻‍♂️ Enjoy playing in the water while admiring the sea view~ 🎠【Special Activities】🎠 🚴‍♀️ Island Cycling: 35 kilometers of unbeatable sea view bike paths, rental spots near attractions~ 🐬 Dolphin Watching: Take a boat to see dolphins up close! Seasonal whale sightings too 🐳 🛍️ Jetty Market: A weekend must-visit! Handmade crafts + fresh seafood, full of local life~ 🎪 Festival Fun: Seafood festivals and kite festivals are super fun! 🍴【Food & Accommodation】🍴 🦞 Recommended Restaurants: · Pilpel by the Sea (132 Redcliffe Parade) - Enjoy oysters with a sea view! · Reef Point Cafe (6 Hornibrook Esplanade) - Absolutely amazing Aussie brunch~ 🏨 Recommended Stays: · Mantra Mooloolaba Beach (4.5 stars, unbeatable sea view rooms) · Nearby family apartments (with kitchen and balcony, great value) 🚗【Transportation Tips】 🚆 Public Transport: Take train + bus from Brisbane city, about 1 hour direct 🚗 Driving: 30-40 minutes, super convenient with beautiful scenery along the way There are no tour groups here, just empty beaches and slow-paced vacation time~ Next time you come to Brisbane, be sure to check in at this hidden "Little Maldives"! 💕

#hellochristmas Although it’s a state library, it’s fully open to everyone, including international visitors, with no restrictions. The facilities are exceptionally clean and modern, and the layout is designed in a way that lets you enjoy the surrounding views while you read or relax. I always visit libraries when visiting cities as they can contain some really interesting collections. On Level 4 in the Philip Bacon Heritage Gallery there is an exhibition called ‘Extraordinary stories’ which has some interesting items including a braille map of Australia. At time of writing there was also the Brisbane Portrait Prize exhibition which is similar to the Archibald and worth checking out. And the best thing is that everything is free.

#australiatrip DAY 1: Gold Coast Arrival and Iconic Views 📍 Gold Coast Airport (OOL) Arrival and transfer to your first destination. 📍 Kirra Beach Sightseeing and Relaxation on a picturesque beach. 📍 Charis Seafood Lunch fish & chip featuring fresh seafood. 📍 Charis Seafood Witness the iconic Pelican Feeding Show. 📍 SkyPoint Observation Deck Visit a premier observation deck for 360-degree views of the Gold Coast. 📍 Sea World Resort DAY 2: Marine Adventures and Market Exploration 📍 Sea World Gold Coast Explore the marine theme park. 📍 Sea World Monorail Take the monorail to navigate the theme park. 📍 Watch the captivating Dolphins & Seal Shows. 📍 Surfers Paradise Beachfront Market Explore the vibrant beachfront market in the evening. DAY 3: Inland Journey to Toowoomba 📍 Brisbane City Travel north, driving through the city on your way to inland Queensland. 📍 Toowoomba City Head to the "Garden City" (Driving approx. 1.5 - 2 hours from Brisbane) 📍 Japanese Garden Stroll through the tranquil gardens. Day 4: Toowoomba Markets and Scenic Lookouts 📍 Toowoomba Market Visit a local market. 📍 Picnic Point Lookout, Rangeville Enjoy the breathtaking scenic views from the lookout. 📍 Kmart & Coles (Toowoomba) Relaxed shopping for daily needs and general items. DAY 5: Wildlife, Road Trip Views, and Brisbane Shopping 📍Drive south towards the Sunshine Coast region. 📍 Australia Zoo Spend the day exploring the famous wildlife park (The Home of the Crocodile Hunter). 📍 Gregors Creek Road Stop for photos at this popular scenic spot. 📍 Queen Street Mall, Brisbane Shop at the main pedestrian mall before checking into your Brisbane accommodation. DAY 6: Beach, Outlet Shopping, and City Lights 📍 The Spit Beach Enjoy a relaxing picnic near the seaway. 📍 Harbour Town Premium Outlet Browse and shop at a large collection of discount outlets. 📍 Oporto Harbour Town Enjoy a casual dinner at the outlet centre. 📍 Wheel of Brisbane Ride the iconic observation wheel for city views. 📍 South Bank Parklands Take a pleasant stroll through the inner-city parklands. DAY 7: University Visit and Departure 📍 Merlo Coffee Enjoy breakfast at a popular local coffee shop. 📍 University of Queensland Visit the beautiful campus. 📍 Direct Factory Outlet (DFO) Brisbane Final shopping for discounted brand items before heading to the airport. 📍 Gold Coast Airport (OOL) Depart from the Gold Coast #australiatrip #TravelAustralia #Australia #Queensland #SeeAustralia #ThisIsQueensland #GoldCoast #Brisbane #Travel #Wanderlust #ExploreAustralia #VisitQueensland #VisitGoldCoast #TravelGram #BeachLife #RoadTrip