Brisbane South Bank City Walk – it’s a walkabout with city views, walking paths, and many places to grab a snack along the way. From the B-R-I-S-B-A-N-E sign to the ferris wheel, there are some great sights. Okay, let’s check out the photos! First, we walked across the Kuripla Bridge and did the trail from one end to the other. Check outthe All Trail’s map – South Bank via Clem Jones Promenade. Brisbane South Bank City Walk We took this walk before dinner and right…

The Museum of Brisbane is a small section of Brisbane City Hall – it’s full of fun, oddities, and the culture that is Brisbane. Plus, you get an awesome view of the centre dome roof! Let’s check it out. Oh, here’s the map – see, it’s not that big, yet worth the visit. We spent about 45 minutes here. The interactive office exhibit was a hoot! Museum of Brisbane First up, the Brissie-ism sayings. As Canadians, this showcase is so funny and acts as a…

The Queensland Museum in Brisbane, Australia is worth checking out. It shares the same block with the Queensland Art Gallery and has some wonderful full time exhibits. Plus, we saw one of the biggest spiders ever – like alive, loose, on the run! Queensland Museum Okay, I’ll share the spider first. I know you’re curious. So, the museum has various exhibits, from coral reefs, to war time displays. We were in the basement, or the main floor and this guy was scurrying around. Scary, right?…

Brisbane City Hall is an awesome place to visit if you’re in the Queensland area. It’s free, informative, and fun! Okay, let’s check out some photos. Brisbane City Hall The first stones were laid in 1917 and were then found to be out of alignment – yet they saved some sections that were okay – look how old (for Australia, that is), these stones are – neat, eh? The tour we had was a lot of fun – it was just the two of us…