Where to Shop and What to Explore in Brisbane?

Brisbane dominates the Australian state of Queensland, with its massive skyscrapers huddled together to reflect their lights on the calm waters of the city’s river each night. During the light of day, it’s all about taking shade under the same towers from the typical Australian sun. In order to avail an in-depth view of all the avenues between the towers and buildings of Brisbane, the Wheel of Brisbane would be a ride worth a visit. At an astounding height while being established just beside the port on the Brisbane River, the Wheel of Brisbane consists of multiple air-conditioned cabins with glass windows for ensuring sights of the city in all directions.

For a stint at adventure exploration, hot air ballooning would make a trip all the more marvelous. Relaxation and luxury avenues are established in the city, with the most popular of such options being the Boran Remedial Therapy centre. The facility offers Thai, deep tissue, sports, trigger point and various remedial massages and therapies under one roof. A guide would be wise to recommend one to tourists after a Brisbane flights, especially when the passengers have to sit for hours at a stretch on board.

From a bird-eye view of Brisbane, the green stretch of lawns bordered with vegetations and trees near the center of the city are easily noticeable. This location consists of the Victoria Park Golf Complex, termed as complex as the venue is never restricted to golf. Though new players could get a hand on the game with the computerized learning centre along with workshops conducted by professional trainers, the bar and bistros along with functions keep life on the place alive day and night.

The central business district would be all about the hustle and bustle of commuters and congestion of traffic in the day’s routine, but there’s a lot to lookout in this district of Brisbane. First to head for is the Anzac Square, a Roman temple-like shrine constructed back in 1930 as a war memorial to the Australian and New Zealand Army Crops. Alongside the square is the Anzac Arcade, where a day spent shopping never goes to chance.

Brisbane has preserved one of the oldest buildings remaining intact in its original form within Queensland. The Old Windmill still stands in Wickham Park since the colonial times when convicts were made to do labor work in Australia. For endless walks along the shore, the Shorncliffe Beach has views joining the horizon with the sea, while the sand is only disturbed with pebbles washed ashore.

But at Brisbane, a certain spot has been established for a fun filled family day on the beach beside the Brisbane River. The Colmslie Beach Reserve is a full fledge children’s park with rides as well picnic areas and barbeque facilities. Ample shade and shelter make the park a cool place to settle down in daytime.