What is the food in Brisbane? The food in Brisbane is a vibrant mix of local charm, global flavors, and laid-back outdoor dining. The cafe culture thrives in Brissie, particularly with suburban houses converted into cafes, and and long weekend brunches are common. There is so much outdoor and riverside dining to take advantage of…
I lived in Brisbane for many years and I met Sommer here for the first of many dates before we married. We’ve explored many parts of Brissy, from the hidden laneways of Fortitude Valley to riverside strolls through South Bank. We know lots of cool places to visit and where to stay in Brisbane. Choosing…
South Bank is a vibrant cultural and recreational precinct adjacent the Brisbane River in central Brisbane. Paul still remembers the 1988 World Expo hosted on the site prior to transforming into the bustling cultural heart and social gathering place today. The large public parkland integrates urban sophistication with natural beauty to offer a haven amidst…
Brisbane may not have the same profile for ocean swells on coastal white sands and commercial coastal strips like its neighbours, Gold Coast (1 hour south) and Sunshine Coast (1.5 hours north) (aka the “Coasts”), but Brisbane beaches are hidden gems to discover. I remember walking and picnics at the sandy shorelines of bayside coves,…
Situated on the banks of the Brisbane River and just an hour from Queensland’s famous beaches, Brisbane is a laid-back city that blends urban living with a love for the outdoors. I lived much of my life in Brisbane and Sommer had fresh eyes when she joined me there for 3 years. Is Brisbane safe?…
Paul grew up in Brisbane and I joined him when we married so we have so many local tips for first time visitors to Brisbane. We’ve shown family and friends around the city and squished some highlights into a 3 day Brisbane itinerary. If you can stay longer, then explore more of Brisbane or visit…