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Brisbane destination guide


Experience the best of Brisbane

Planning a trip to one of the world’s most liveable cities? Queensland’s capital has boomed in the last decade, and this riverside city is now a hotbed of arts, culture and innovative food. It’s also ideally situated near some gorgeous tropical hotspots which makes it an ideal all-rounder, equally perfect for family holidays and gourmet getaways.

Much of life - and transport - happens on and around the river (hello, al fresco dining and weekend markets). Brisbane has some major museums and galleries, including QAGOMA, which incorporates some of the many free things for kids to do in Brisbane, and lively inner city suburbs such as New Farm and Fortitude Valley, where eclectic designer boutiques and live music venues rule. You really can enjoy the best of Brisbane on a budget!

Brisbane is a major foodie town, home to everything from three-hatted restaurants like Urbane to a thriving food truck scene, so bring your appetite and dine your way through Brisbane’s best eats. For tropical adventures a little further afield, hop on a ferry and go exploring the Moreton Bay Islands, where you can hit the resorts, chill out on North Stradbroke, spot a dolphin or toboggan down sand dunes.

See when to go, things to do and much more in our Brisbane destination guide >

A view of Brisbane city from Kangaroo point
A view of Brisbane city from Kangaroo Point

When's the best time to visit Brisbane?

Expect warm weather most of the year in this subtropical climate.

When to go

Autumn (March – May)
Average temperatures fall between 15-25°C
Autumn’s a great time to visit as you can expect cooler evenings but dry, warm sunny days (and an average of 21°C!)

Winter (June – August)
Average temperatures fall between 11-21°C
You might hear the locals talking about those chilly ‘Ekka winds’, as Brisbane’s annual Ekka (The Royal Queensland Show), rolls around and the temperatures drop.

Spring (September – November)
Average temperatures fall between 15-25°C
Watch as Brisbane’s Jacaranda trees erupt into a sea of purple. Spring weather typically means warm sunny days!

Summer (December – February)
Average temperatures fall between 21-30°C
Best to head somewhere cool like GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art). While there’s still plenty to do in Brisbane in Summer, expect hot weather, humid days, the occasional storm and plenty of rain. You might also find more cheap flight tickets to Brisbane in Summer if you book in advance.

Three kangaroos sitting on the beach.

Quick facts

Population of Brisbane  2,420,000 people
Timezone GMT +10 (Australian Eastern Standard Time)
Electricity 220-240V / 50Hz Type I (Australian/New Zealand 2/3-pin)
Cost of a coffee AUD $3.50 - 4.00
Approximate cost of a daily transport ticket AUD $4.70
Airport to city Airtrain 20 minutes, taxi/rideshare 25 minutes in light traffic

Brisbane Airport information


Where is Brisbane Airport?

Brisbane Airport is 14kms north-east from the Brisbane CBD and is Australia’s third busiest airport.

How to get from Brisbane Airport to city

The quickest way to get to Brisbane Airport from the city is by Airtrain (AUD $18.50). It takes 20 minutes and trains run every 15 minutes in peak hour and every 30 minutes off-peak. Airtrain operates from 5am-10pm weekdays and 6am-10pm on weekends. A taxi will cost about AUD $45 either way.

Where is Terminal D Brisbane Airport?

Terminal D is the Domestic terminal at the northern end of Brisbane Airport (approximately 3km from the International terminal). Access between the two is via a taxi or by Airtrain. The Domestic terminal has Gates 1-3 on level one, with the rest on the second level. The area includes many retail and dining outlets. Jetstar Domestic flights operate from this terminal.

How to get to from Brisbane Airport to Gold Coast

The easiest way to get from Brisbane Airport to Gold Coast is by Con-x-ion shuttle bus or Airtrain which run regular and express services to Gold Coast.

Streets beach public pool in South Bank, Brisbane
A Brisbane icon, this free public pool is a great place to spend time with family or friends.

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