Flying to Brisbane

Operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Brisbane Airport (BNE) has two major terminals accommodating 34 airlines flying to 85 domestic and international destinations. It is a suburb in its own right and the third-largest airport in Australia by passenger numbers.

Visit the Brisbane Airport

Airport Transfers

Taxis are available 24/7 from sheltered ranks right outside the Domestic and International Terminals.

The Airtrain is a fast and reliable service connecting you from both domestic and international airports to Brisbane city.

Trains depart each station every 15 minutes and the journey into the city will take only 20 minutes.

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Getting around Brisbane

Brisbane prides itself on being a green and sustainable city and has an excellent public transport system to help you get around the city. The Translink gocard allows you to travel on Brisbane’s large transport network including the free city loop buses, ferries, buses and trains. You can also use taxis or hire a car get around the city and surrounding regions.

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Brisbane is not just Queensland’s administrative capital, but the leader of the Sunshine State’s culinary scene.

With warm weather on tap and sunny skies the norm, al fresco is a favourite of these parts and the dining is often just as laid-back as its residents. With the Brisbane region home to a thriving cafe culture, some of the country’s best restaurants, and a population of dedicated dining precincts, it’s guaranteed you won’t go hungry here.

The most recognised of Brisbane’s restaurants sit within Brisbane City, hugging the river’s edge. Howard Smith Wharves has become one of the city’s favourite dining precincts, home to restaurants serving up refined Greek, Cantonese and Japanese fare, among others.

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“South Bank”, South Bank is Brisbane’s premier lifestyle and cultural destination. Located on the southern banks of the Brisbane River, its 17 hectares of lush parklands, world-class eateries, stunning river views and hundreds of delightful events all year round make it the perfect place to relax and unwind.

“Climbing Brisbane’s iconic Story Bridge”, Climbing Brisbane’s iconic Story Bridge is an adventure like no other. Standing on top of the bridge above the glistening landscape is a very special moment – you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world. This is your chance to see Brisbane truly shining.”

“Queensland Museum”, Queensland Museum is a museum of natural history, cultural heritage, science and human achievement that tells the changing story of Queensland. The Museum houses permanent and changing exhibitions and also provides in-depth education experiences and entertaining holiday activities.

“Brisbane City Market“, Delivering a premium selection of fresh farm-direct produce, premium local meats, artisan goods, trawler-direct seafood, authentic baked breads, gourmet food and provisions to the middle of Brisbane’s iconic CBD.

“Roma Street Parkland”, Hugging the northern side of the CBD, Roma Street Parkland and Spring Hill are iconic parts of Brisbane and its history. Roma Street Parkland, one of Brisbane’s premier parks, is considered to be one of the two best examples of contemporary display gardens in Australia.

“Brisbane River Kayaking”, Whether you are a first-timer or an experienced paddler, get out and discover Brisbane’s beautiful river city by kayak either day or night. Riverlife’s guided kayaking adventure sessions lets you see the city from a unique angle while you glide along the meandering Brisbane River!

“Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary”, Only 12km from Brisbane City, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary with over 130 koalas. Hold a koala anytime, hand feed kangaroos and meet a large variety of Australian wildlife in beautiful, natural settings.

“Kangaroo Point Cliffs”, Offering impressive early morning or evening views, extending across the river to the City and beyond to the mountains surrounding the city’s outskirts, the Kangaroo Point Cliffs are a popular picnic spot. At the cliffs’ base are well maintained gas barbecues and eating spots, river’s edge sculptures, walking and cycling tracks.

“The Wheel of Brisbane”, Etched on the South Bank skyline, The Wheel of Brisbane is a breathtaking way to have a 360-degree panoramic view of Brisbane City from the heart of Brisbane’s cultural, lifestyle and entertainment precinct, The Parklands, South Bank.