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Aboriginal name : Meanjin (pronounced Me-an-jin) 

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Queensland’s sunny capital offers up laidback charm and urban energy with a dash of adventure.

Brisbane is a city that lives up to its sunny potential with a strong focus on the outdoors – think al fresco dining, picnics by the river, islands just off the coast and national parks. Add to this a dynamic cultural precinct, abundant wildlife and easy access to nearby icons like the Gold Coast and Great Barrier Reef, and you’ve got a destination you can’t say no to.

The traditional name for Brisbane is Meanjin, meaning ‘the place of the blue water lilies.’ Brisbane was founded upon the homelands of the Turrbal and Yuggera peoples, whose Country stretches north from Elimbah Creek, south to the Logan River and inland as far as Moggill. Discover Brisbane's thriving First Nations culture with a range of unforgettable tours and experiences .

• Traditional name for Central Brisbane: Meanjin (pronounced Me-an-jin) 
• Indigenous Peoples: Turrbal and Yuggera peoples
• Traditional languages: Yugara
• How to say g’day in Yugara: Gurumba bigi

Getting to Brisbane is easy with both domestic and international flights arriving directly into Brisbane Airport. 

• Brisbane Airport (BNE) is 17km (10mi) from the city and services international and domestic arrivals 
• Hire cars, ride shares and a shuttle service are available from both airports

Once you’ve arrived, Brisbane is an easy city to get around. The city has a great range of options for public transport, including trains, buses and even river ferries. It's also an easy city to drive and walk around. Learn more about  getting around Brisbane .

As would be expected from the capital of the Sunshine State, Brisbane really comes into its own in summer as sunseekers flock here for the idyllic weather . In summer, temperatures and humidity can rise, so locals head to the coast. The benefit of Brisbane’s subtropical climate is that winter is very mild with lots of blue skies and moderate temperatures. In fact, Brisbane boasts an average of 261 days of sunshine per year. 

• High season: Spring and summer (November to February)
• Low season: Winter (June to August)
• Don’t miss: Brisbane’s calendar of events and festivals

Brisbane provides many accessible options for exploring the city. You'll find a range of  accessible accommodation , wheelchair-friendly experiences  and activities for travellers with sensory sensitivities . 

• Arrival: Brisbane Airport provides special assistance for people with disabilities – including hidden disabilities – throughout the airport journey.
• Getting around: The TransLink website provides information on city trains, while Brisbane City Council buses have low floors and ramps. All CityCat river ferries and most ferry terminals are also fully accessible.
• Accessible experience highlights: Exceptional staff are on hand to help wheelchair users and people with disabilities revel in the views from the Wheel of Brisbane . People travelling with mobility aids can also embark on a Brisbane Whale Watching cruise to spot the migrating ocean giants.
• Helpful resources: Changing Places is a great resource for those needing highly accessible bathrooms. For ideas on things to do, check out this accessible travel guide .

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Your Trip to Brisbane: The Complete Guide

The northern Australian state of Queensland may be on your itinerary thanks to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest , but this lively capital city has plenty more to offer visitors.

With everything from wildlife to wine bars, Brisbane is the perfect introduction to the Sunshine State. It is surrounded by idyllic beaches to the north and the south and the aptly named Scenic Rim to the west. Read on for our complete guide to everything you should know before your trip to Australia's third largest city.

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• Best Time to Visit: Unlike the northern part of Queensland, Brisbane is relatively dry and warm all year round. Spring (September to November) brings average temperatures of between 59 degrees F to 77 degrees F, as well as the city's biggest annual event, the Brisbane Festival of art and culture.
• Language: English is the default across Australia, though the country has no official language. Around 18 percent of Brisbane's residents speak a language other than English at home, with Mandarin being the most common  .
• Currency: The national currency is the Australian dollar (AUD). It is generally worth between $0.60 and $0.70 USD. The fluctuations can be significant if you're exchanging cash before your trip, so it may be worth shopping around for the best rate.
• Getting Around: The main attractions in Brisbane are well-connected to the city, thanks to extensive rail, bus, and ferry routes. The TransLink Go card can be used across the network, but cash fares are also available. In regional Queensland, a car will likely be necessary.
• Travel Tip: If you're also planning to visit Cairns and the tropical northern region during your time in Queensland, we recommend timing your trip to coincide with the dry season (April to October).

Things to Do

Clustered inside a bend in the river, Brisbane is known for its museums, restaurants, bars, and botanic gardens. Once you've enjoyed everything the city has to offer, there are also tons of islands, national parks and beaches to explore nearby.

• Visit Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, a 50-acre conservation park just outside the city and meet some of Australia's cutest native animals. For the full experience, take a  scenic 75-minute river cruise departing from South Bank at 10 a.m. daily and returning at 3:30 p.m.
• Cool off at Streets Beach , the huge manmade lagoon in the South Bank parklands, and take in the views of the river and the city skyline. Entry to Streets Beach is free, as is entry to the Boat Pool and Aquativity kids water park nearby.
• Explore the state's cultural heritage at the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art ( QAGOMA ). Recent exhibition themes include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural objects, youth environmental activism, and the motorcycle.

Check out our list of things to do and nearby day trips for more details.

What to Eat and Drink

Combining Chinese, Mediterranean, and Indian influences with local beef and seafood, Brisbane's dining scene is diverse and bursting with youthful energy. The state is one of Australia's agricultural powerhouses, so you'll never be far from fresh produce. Don't miss Gerard's Bistro for a Middle Eastern feast and Dan Arnold for an elegant modern Australian degustation.

Brisbane's vibrant nightlife is bolstered by a steady stream of backpackers, as well as bucket-list travelers on their way to the  Daintree Rainforest  and the  Great Barrier Reef . The city's gorgeous weather lends itself to rooftop bars and beer gardens, including  Felons Brewing  and  Riverbar .

Most late-night bars and clubs can be found in the entertainment precinct of Fortitude Valley in Brisbane's north-east, alongside the city's top live music venues like the Tivoli ,  the Triffid , and  the Zoo .

Explore our full article on the foods to try in Brisbane, as well as the best restaurants and nightlife hotspots.

Where to Stay

Brisbane is a sprawling city of more than two million people, so it's important to select your accommodation location carefully. Most business travelers choose to stay in the city center, while tourists planning on drinking and dining are better off in Fortitude Valley. If museums are more your scene, look for a hotel near the South Bank cultural precinct across the Brisbane River.

There are plenty of excellent options in these neighborhoods, including  the Stamford Plaza ,  Ovolo the Valley , and the  Emporium Hotel . When it comes to Airbnbs, you'll find dozens of modern city apartments available, often with amenities like pools, gyms, and rooftop access.

Getting There

Brisbane is a 10-hour drive north of Sydney and 20 hours south of Cairns, so you will likely arrive to the city via air. (Of course, an East Coast road trip is an incredible experience for those that have the time.) Brisbane Airport is well connected with Asia and Australian capital cities and is a 20-minute taxi or train ride from the city center.

If you're planning on visiting the national parks of the hinterland, it may be worth hiring a car, but otherwise you'll be able to get by using public transport. Plus, you can reach resort destinations on the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast by bus in a couple of hours.

Culture and Customs

The Turrbul and Jagera Aboriginal peoples are the Traditional Custodians of the lands that Brisbane now occupies. The area is known as Meanjin is the Turrbal language. The city was settled by Europeans in 1824 and experienced a huge boom in immigration after World War II. Today it is a modern and cosmopolitan city, including prominent migrant communities with English, New Zealand, Chinese, and Indian heritage.

Like in the rest of Australia, tipping is voluntary in Brisbane and generally only takes place at formal restaurants and other upscale venues. Feel free to tip if you would like to, but it's not expected (between 10 and 20 percent is usually appropriate).

Money-Saving Tips

While Brisbane's dining and accommodation offerings are relatively affordable in comparison to Sydney, it can still pose a challenge for budget-conscious travelers. These ideas will help you make the most of your trip.

• The free CityHopper ferry service travels between the Sydney Street terminal in New Farm Park and North Quay in the city center seven days a week. You can also ride the City Loop and Spring Hill Loop buses around the city center for free on weekdays.
• Along with the South Bank parklands , Brisbane is home to many other parks and gardens that can be enjoyed for free. Try New Farm Park , Mt Coot-tha , and Kangaroo Point for unparalleled vistas.
• If you're keen to get to know the city, you can book a free walking tour with the Brisbane Greeters or to take in the view from the iconic Brisbane clock tower .
• City Sounds is a concert series that takes place weekly in public spaces throughout the city. Check the gig guide on the Visit Brisbane website .

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Brisbane prides itself on being green and its sustainability, so it’s no wonder that public transport is one of the best ways to get around the city. With the TransLink go card you can travel seamlessly on all TransLink bus, ferry and rail services across south-east Queensland. It’s the perfect travel companion. Get your go card from selected retailers and QR stations, online or over the phone, and top up your card balance like a prepaid mobile phone whenever it suits you. Are you looking for public transport information in your language? Are you expecting international visitors? The Translink website has updated its online translations to include public transport information in 17 different languages.

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Want to know the easiest way to get around town? Pick up a TransLink go card and travel seamlessly on all TransLink bus, ferry and rail services across South East Queensland. The perfect travel companion, go cards are available from attended Queensland Rail stations, online , over the phone, any 7-Eleven or Night Owl store and selected retailers displaying the 'buy' symbol. Top up the card balance like a prepaid mobile phone whenever it suits. Find out more here .  

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Hail a bus for free in the inner city. The City Loop and Spring Hill Loop bus services circle the city every 10 minutes and stop at destinations in the CBD and Spring Hill precincts between 7am to 6pm weekdays. Glide between Brisbane’s inner-city precincts by hopping on the free CityHopper ferry service, which travels along the river from North Quay to Sydney Street, New Farm. For any inquiries regarding public transport, please contact Translink on 13 12 30 or visit the website .  

Ferries  

Let the river be your guide. Brisbane’s ferries, affectionately known as CityCats, are one of the most enjoyable ways to explore The City. Glide along the river with CityCat and ferry services, perfect for sight-seeing and accessing key city spots. A go card is required to travel on a CityCat or Cross River ferry. Hop on board the free CityHopper ferry service to get round inner-city precincts for free. For any inquiries regarding public transport, please contact Translink on 13 12 30 or visit the website .  

Buses  

Explore Brisbane’s neighbourhoods through a comprehensive bus service that runs throughout the city, connecting the outer and inner suburbs to the CBD, major shopping centres, entertainment and dining precincts, railway stations and ferry terminals. Take advantage of special NightLink bus services running after midnight on Fridays and Saturdays for late-night travellers. Or get around the inner city with the free City Loop and Spring Hill Loop. Plan your trip now on Translink’s journey planner. For any inquiries regarding public transport, please contact Translink on 13 12 30 or visit the website .  

Trains  

Brisbane’s speedy network of electric trains has the Greater Brisbane region covered and provides direct access to the city, quirky neighbourhood precincts and outer suburbs. There is also a handy Airtrain service that is completely integrated into the Queensland Rail suburban network, with regular trains running from Brisbane Airport directly to Brisbane City and the Gold Coast. Travel on a single ticket from any station in South East Queensland to Brisbane Airport. For any inquiries regarding public transport, please contact Translink on 13 12 30 or visit the website .  

Taxis  

Taxi ranks are available at the Brisbane international and domestic airports, as well as throughout The City and inner-city precincts. Jump in a taxi to be assured of a quick and efficient way of getting around. A standard taxi will cater for four passengers or fewer. For wheel-chair access or to transport five to 10 passengers, it’s best to order a Multi Passenger Taxi. Contact Black & White Cabs on 133 222 and 13cabs 13 22 27. 

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Brisbane is home to Uber, DiDi, Ola, Lyft and GoCatch. 

Driving  

You are permitted to drive in Queensland if you hold a valid Australian or foreign licence. If your licence is in a language other than English, you should carry an English translation of it when driving. 

Bikes & Scooters   

Make the most of Brisbane’s wonderful outdoor climate by biking or scootering around town. There are extensive bicycle paths running throughout the city and pedal-power offers a healthy and inexpensive way of getting around. Download the Neuron and Beam apps to hire handy e-bikes and e-scooters to navigate Brisbane with ease. Don’t forget to wear your helmet and follow all speed limits!  

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