Article by:
Karen Hastings
Australia's third largest city, Brisbane (or "Brissie" as Aussies affectionately call it) offers sophisticated big-city attractions in a sun-splashed riverside setting. Although the city's history dates back to 1824, Brisbane rose to the world stage after hosting the Commonwealth Games in 1982 and World Expo in 1988. Today, you can still feel the buzz of this multicultural Queensland capital at its many tourist attractions and lively events.
Seeking a culture fix? Brisbane has you covered. In the Cultural Centre, you can ogle Indigenous art and cutting-edge contemporary creations alongside works from European masters. Brisbane is also clean, green, and safe. Lush parklands punctuate the city, bike and walking paths radiate throughout, and a strong emphasis on innovation and creativity bubbles throughout the city. Read the full travel article here.
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