Queensland Attractions
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A holiday in Queensland wouldn't be complete without a trip to the Great Barrier Reef. The planet's largest coral system dazzles millions of snorkellers, divers and fishermen each year with…
Brisbane's landmark Gallery of Modern Art, or GoMA, opened in 2006 just 150 metres along the South Bank from Queensland Art Gallery. Focussing on 20th- and 21st-century art, the gallery hosts…
Cairns' Skyrail Rainforest Cableway provides a fully integrated rainforest experience from canopy to forest floor. Admire the unique flora and fauna of this ancient rainforest from boardwalks…
Join a Story Bridge Adventure Climb and learn about the bridge's fascinating history, and see beautiful Brisbane's sights. The 360º views are breathtaking from the top which is 74 metres high…
Dreamworld has provided adrenalin-rushing fun for millions of visitors since its opening in 1981. The theme park is home to wildlife, exhilarating rides, an IMAX theatre, a flowboarding arena…
The South Bank is the place to go for culture and to unwind in Brisbane. Sunbathe on sandy Streets Beach, browse quirky boutiques on Little Stanley Street and amble under stunning Arbour, a…
Since the opening of its current architecturally acclaimed building on Brisbane's south bank in 1982, the Queensland Art Gallery (QAG) has established itself as one of Australia's most dynamic…
The XXXX Ale House is located in Brisbane's famous XXXX Brewery and offers an interactive brewery tour. Join an animated version of the beloved character "Mr XXXX" as he unlocks the secrets of…
Cool off from Brisbane's urban heat in the 19-hectare City Botanic Gardens, a living museum of plants on the river's edge. Stroll through shaded areas like Bamboo Grove and Weeping Fig Avenue…
Brisbane's Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world's first and largest, with more than 130 koalas. Cuddle a koala, feed kangaroos, hold a snake, pat a dingo and get closer to Australian…
Learn more about the indigenous people of Australia and their 50,000-year history at the Tjapukai Cultural Park near Cairns. Through craft demonstrations, theatre and dance the park has…
Tjapukai Art Gallery sells vividly coloured dot paintings, authentic didgeridoos and boomerangs that really do come back. This is souvenir-hunting made easy, with the added advantage of…
Cairns' proximity to the Great Barrier Reef makes it a launching pad for divers. Specialist shops such as Pro Drive can help with renting and buying all your diving and snorkelling equipment…
Australia's version of the cowboy, the bushman or bushie, has a dress code as distinctive as his North American counterpart. Don't be deceived by the name: Aussie Bush Hats stocks it all…
The Court House Hotel is a superb historic pub in Cairns, thrust into the 21st-century limelight with a recent makeover. The kitchen serves Italian food and a lush courtyard garden surrounds…
Johnos bills itself as the most famous live music venue in Australia. This may be an exaggeration, but it's typically idiosyncratic of Johno, the owner and self-styled Apache blues guitarist…
Those in the mood for carousing throng to Gilligan's, a resort-style complex with a vast bar attached to a backpackers' hostel. Revellers line up for the bungee-jump and foam parties and there…
The Whitsunday Islands off the coast of Queensland are the pleasure boat capital of Australia and home to arguably the best beach in the country - Whitehaven.
Newstead House is Brisbane's oldest residence, set in the picturesque grounds of Newstead Park. The structure dates back to 1846 when it was built for Patrick Leslie, a Scottish settler and…
Queensland's Lamington National Park covers an enormous area of beautiful rainforest and mountains and is renowned for its incredible variety of flora and wildlife.
