A little about what you can see and where to go in the luxurious city of Brisbane.
Brisbane Art Theater (Brisbane Arts Theater)
This is one of the oldest amateur brisbane theaters, which has a rich history and which is incredibly important in the field of theatrical art of the entire city and even the country. It was built in 1936, but his own scene appeared at the theater only in 1959. The auditorium of the theater accommodates 140 people, and the hall itself is extremely comfortable. In the theater, there are excellent productions, as well as at the theater there is a school of acting skills, where many well-known Australian actors started their career. The costume theater is no less popular - the collection of scenic outfits, which can even be rented.
Address: 210 PETRIE TERRACE BRISBANE
Nepalese Peace Pagoda (Nepalese Peace Pagoda)
This construction was established to carry out the World Exhibition in 1988. According to the plan, the Pagoda should have been demolished immediately after the end of the event, but the construction of the city administration was left the construction, however, was transferred in 1992 to South Coast Park and Entertainment Zone Southbenk. Oriental pagoda of wood is impressive with filigree carved paintings on Buddhist theme. Interestingly, each of the numerous paintings is unique and there is no one that would repeat. Well, the purpose of the construction of this beautiful pagoda is the creation of a place for meditation, which could combine people of different beliefs and religion in search of spiritual equilibrium. To say that today is a very popular place among tourists, it means to be mistaken. About him, rather, only interested people are aware.
Address: Clem Jones Promenade, South Bank
Brisbane River (Brisbane River)
It would seem like the river can be the attraction of the city. Maybe this is a dubious assumption. But the river in Brisbane is extremely beautiful. In the area of the city of Bank, the rivers are covered with thickets of mangrove groves, the massive bridge Stori Bridge is also impressive - it opens a luxurious view of the surroundings. By the way, 16 bridges pass over the river, and most of them are just the same in Brisbane. In order to fully enjoy the beauty of the river, you can take a walk on a kayake or canoe, or a yacht or boat - the types of botanical garden on the northern coast and the lush subtropical greenery on the southern coast will not leave you indifferent. For tourists there is a special multi-kilometer network of walking paths on Pontion, yes. It is even possible to get to the mouth of the river, which is a picturesque burnthone bay, with mountain peaks near and islands. Unforgettable spectacle!
Museum and Scientific Center Queensland Queensland Museum & Sciencentre)
This museum is completely entertaining for people of all ages. The history of Queensland, whose capital is just like Brisbane, presented in the form of an interesting collection of exhibits, including the skeleton of the Muttabourzaurus Dinosaur, which was found on this territory during archaeological excavations, and Avian Cirrus, a tiny aircraft, in which the aircraft and scientist Queensland Bert Hincler made his first flight England-Australia in 1928. In the Scientific Center Sciencentre, with a museum, more than 100 interactive exhibits are stored, which will throw food for reflection on the rest of the day. In general, the place is intended! Entrance to the scientific center costs $ 13 for adults, $ 10 for children and $ 40 - Family ticket. The museum works from 9.30 to 17:00.
Address: Melbourne St, Rocklea
Complex Vulzted At Jondaryan (Jondaryan Woolshed Complex)
Approximately two hours at the west of Brisbane, this complex Jondaryan Woolshed is located, which stores antique models of tractors and agricultural machinery. The museum offers daily excursions. If you want to immerse yourself in a unique atmosphere of this place, you can even move to the hotel at the hotel at the complex or live in the camp in the tents pre-executed for the most bold guests ($ 20 per person per day). In general, the area near the complex is extremely picturesque - a lot of greenery, a little river, old trees! Pure pleasure!
Address: 264 Jondaryan-Evanslea Rd, Jondaryan
Commissariat Museum (Commissariat Store Museum)
This is a historic pearl of Brisbane. Built by convicts in 1829, the building was used as a store until 1962. Today there is a museum, which tells about the history of the city, from the village of Morton Bay, who eventually became Brisbane, to the modern city. On the first floor there is an exposition dedicated to the Micton Bay colony, in which the criminal recidivists of the whole country were in the 1820s. The museum is open from 10 am to 4 pm from Tuesday to Friday. Adult ticket worth $ 5 children -3, family-10.
Address: 115 William St
COBB & CO Museum (COBB & CO MUSEUM)
Immediately north of Queens Park Park, the recently advanced and renovated COBB & CO museum contains an impressive collection of interactive displays depicting urban life and life in the outback. The museum also has a forge, carriages, old photos of Tuvumba town (in fact, where the museum itself is located) and other cities in Queensland, the collection of Aborigines - shields, axes, boomerangi and much more. Plus, in the museum you can see animation films related to the history of the entire region.
Address: 27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba (hour and a half ride to the west of Brisbane)
North Strad Broker History Museum (North Stradbroke Island Historical Museum)
This museum is located on the island of North Stradbrok (or North Stradmbroge), on its west coast, in the Dunvich region. From Brisbane to the Museum - the hour drive, in a straight line (including movement on the ferry from Cleveland). In the museum you can learn about the ships that moored and approach the shores of Dwych, about shipwrecks, marine travel, and here you will learn about the rich history of the Aboriginal Island. An interesting collection of island artifacts includes Cachelot Skull, which was found during the low tide on Main Beach in 2004. The entrance to the adult museum costs $ 3.50, and for children - 1 dollar. The museum works from 10 am to 14:00 from Tuesday to Saturday and from 11 am to 15:00 on Sunday.
Address: 15-17 WELSBY ST, DUNWICH