Brisbane Accommodation

Exploring Brisbane

Queensland’s dynamic capital, Brisbane, is an easy-going city with lots of cultural and historical landmarks, some great parks and waterways, and plenty of super options when it comes to dining and drinking. Given its year-round warm climate, cosmopolitan ambience, and proximity to major resorts on the spectacular Gold Coast, it’s no surprise Brisbane is a popular travel destination.

Accommodations in Brisbane

There is a range of options for all travelers. The most popular hotel in Brisbane is the Heal House, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended Brisbane Milton Bed and Breakfast in Brisbane as it has been reserved 2 times.

Sightseeing in Brisbane

- Brisbane City Hall

Dating back to the early 1920s, Brisbane’s highly impressive City Hall stretches almost 300 feet up into the sky. One of Brisbane’s finest architectural gems, the City Hall features elements of both Greek and Renaissance styles. The auditorium is a must-see. The building has recently been extensively restored.

- Wheel of Brisbane

Situated in the South Bank Parkland, the 180-foot tall Wheel of Brisbane was erected in 2008 to commemorate Queensland’s 150th anniversary. Offering visitors a panoramic view of the city, and especially attractive at night when it is lit up, the wheel has rapidly become one of the city’s most popular tourist attractions.

Transportation in Brisbane

Brisbane has an extensive and well-run public transport system consisting of a range of public and private bus, and suburban train and ferry services. In fact, the city centre is small enough that many of the landmarks and tourist attractions can easily be reached on foot. CityCat, a high-speed ferry service, is practical for getting to spots along the river and offers great views of the city. With its well-maintained network of bicycle paths, Brisbane is a great destination to explore on two wheels.