East Brisbane Holiday Deals

East Brisbane Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in East Brisbane

Stop getting jealous over other people's travel pics and start taking your own in East Brisbane. A neighbourhood in the Queensland capital of Brisbane, you'll want to kick yourself for not visiting sooner. Keen to meet the locals? No sweat. Around 2,200,000 people live in Brisbane. To make your way to East Brisbane from Brisbane Airport, hop into a taxi and travel southwest for 13 kilometres. From the centre of Brisbane, it's 3 kilometres to the southeast.

East Brisbane is heaven for sightseers. A great deal of the city's top attractions are sprinkled near this appealing neighbourhood, including Queen Street Mall and the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. The have-to-see sights of Roma Street Parkland and Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium are also easily accessible. A brilliant way to immerse yourself in this city is to visit a few of its neighbourhoods. So why not make your way to nearby Kangaroo Point and Woolloongabba and explore their unique charms?

The Treasury Casino, the Doomben Racecourse, the Eagle Farm Racecourse and the Castlemaine Perkins Brewery are perfect for those travelling without children.

Eager to experience the cultural scene? Go to the Gallery of Modern Art, the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, the Queensland Cultural Centre and the Southbank Parklands.

Sometimes an artwork can inspire you so much that you just have to discover more about it. See if the staff can inform you about the pieces at the Queensland Art Gallery, the Institute of Modern Art and the QUT Art Museum.

You never know what you'll find among the intriguing collections of the Queensland Museum, the Queensland Museum and Sciencentre, the MacArthur Museum Brisbane and the Queensland Military Memorial Museum. If you don't want to miss a thing, see if you can hop aboard a guided tour.

One of the marks of an excellent show is often how deafening the applause is at the end. Be part of a standing ovation at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, the Twelfth Night Theatre, Tivoli and the Gardens Theatre.

How about a round of golf? Put on a pair of khaki slacks, polish your clubs and perform your best Tiger Woods impression at the Saint Lucia Golf Links, the Victoria Park Golf Complex and the Indooroopilly Golf Club.

Kids are often fantastic travel mates, particularly if you take them to the right places! For some quality family time, head to the State Library of Queensland and the Brisbane Square Library.

Are the kids starting to getting tired of all the history and culture? Have a break and visit some of the local family friendly attractions. The Wheel of Brisbane, the RNA Showgrounds and Frew Park are popular choices.

Take a stroll around the Brisbane Botanic Gardens and the Mt Coot-Tha Gardens. If you're lucky, you may even be able to spot some native animals!

Prepare a picnic and invite a couple of friends down to hang out in one of the vibrant green spaces nearby. Take your pick from New Farm Park, Tsuki-yama-chisen Japanese Garden, Centenary Place and Mowbray Park.

The shopping experience is different for everyone. Whether you're looking for something specific or you're planning a shopping spree, you'll have a great time at Emporium, The Markets, Chinatown Mall and Davies Park.

Story Bridge, Tower Mill, QUT Old Government House and the ANZAC Square War Memorial can give you a glimpse into the past.

If you're intrigued by different religions, you will love St. Stephens Cathedral, St. John's Anglican Cathedral, St. Andrew's Uniting Church and Albert Street Uniting Church.

Dress in orange and black and watch soccer team the Brisbane Roar go for the win at Suncorp Stadium. As this stadium is also the home venue of the Brisbane Broncos and the Queensland Reds, make sure you check the lineup of this sporting hub and time your visit with a game day.

Hotels in East Brisbane

Whether you're after a basic room to spend the night or one with the whole shebang, East Brisbane has you sorted. For quality service that won't burn a hole through your wallet, take a look at the Fern Cottage B&B (89 Fernberg Road) or the Ibis Budget Brisbane Airport (18 Navigator Place, Cnr. Nudgee Road). But if a little luxury is your thing, the Founda Gardens Apartments or the Spicers Balfour Hotel ought to do the trick.