Brisbane top ten tourist attractions list, explore the charm of Australia's sunshine city!

Brisbane is the capital of Queensland, Australia, the third most populous city and the largest seaport city in the country, and the main commercial and transportation center in southeastern Australia. Known for its rich natural landscape, modern urban facilities and diverse cultural activities, Brisbane is an ideal tourist destination. Next, the editor will give you a summary of the top ten tourist attractions in Brisbane and explore the charm of Australia's Sunshine City!

1. Longbai Koala Reserve

The Longbai Koala Reserve is an animal sanctuary located in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, Australia. It was established in 1927 and is the earliest and largest animal sanctuary in the world. The reserve covers an area of 17 hectares and contains more than 90 species of animals unique to Australia, of which koalas are the most famous, as well as kangaroos, ostriches, echidnas, buds, platypus, bats, multicolored parrots, forest turkeys and Tasmanian devils.

2. Brisbane Ferris Wheel

The Brisbane Ferris Wheel is located in Brisbane's South Bank Park and is one of Brisbane's landmarks. The Brisbane Ferris wheel is 60 meters high and takes about 12 minutes to rotate each time. Visitors can stop at the highest point and learn about the landmarks and beautiful scenery of Brisbane through audio guide, as well as 360-degree overlooking the city scenery below.

3. South Bank Park

Brisbane South Bank Park is located on the south bank of the Brisbane River in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland. It covers an area of 16 hectares and is one of the best urban parks in Australia. South Bank Park is a strip of water park, built along the river, by the Victoria Bridge and other northern Brisbane city connected. This is the best place to enjoy the subtropical climate of Brisbane, and it is also the best choice for people to have an open-air picnic.

4. Mount Kusa Lookout

Mount Coosa Lookout is one of Brisbane's most famous observation points, located at the top of Mount Coosa, about 287 meters above sea level. From the lookout, you can overlook Brisbane City, the winding Brisbane River and Moreton Bay in the distance at 360 °. On clear days, you can even see parts of the Gold Coast. After nightfall, the city's lights adorn the sky, making the Kusa Mountain Lookout an ideal location for night shots.

5. Story Bridge

Story Bridge is a cantilevered bridge in downtown Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, that spans the Brisbane River, connecting the Brisbane CBD on the north bank and Kangaroo Point on the south bank. The name of "Story Bridge" comes from the designer of the bridge named "Story", which was later named after it. The story bridge was listed in the Queensland Historical Heritage List in 1992. It is one of two hand-made bridges in the world. 96% of the building materials are taken from Australia.

6. Brisbane City Botanic Garden

Brisbane City Botanic Garden] is located in the center of Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, on Garden Point north of the Brisbane River. It covers an area of about 20 hectares and is the oldest park in Brisbane. The Brisbane City Botanical Garden has beautiful scenery and tree-lined trees. Brisbane locals like to come here for leisure, walking, and enjoying a leisurely and comfortable time. You can also rent a bicycle to walk through the garden or bring food to picnic on the grass.

7. Rome Street Park

Rome Street Park is a beautiful green resort in Brisbane, Australia. With vast lawns and pleasant park views, winding trails, vegetable plantations and playgrounds, it's a great place to exercise, enjoy a picnic and return to nature. As one of the largest urban parks in Brisbane, Rome Street Park not only provides a place for tourists to relax, but also becomes an important representative of urban greening.

8. Town Hall

Brisbane City Hall, located in Albert Street in the city center, is close to King George Square. It is the symbol of Brisbane. It is the largest existing city hall in Australia and the most magnificent city hall in Australia. Because it is a very valuable historical asset, it is called "million city". The ornate City Hall building is one of Brisbane's most important and impressive historical landmarks, having begun construction in 1920 and completed in 1930.

9. Moreton Island

Moreton Island is located off the southeast coast of Queensland, Australia, across Moreton Bay from Brisbane, the capital of Queensland. It covers an area of about 171 square kilometers. It is the third largest sand island in the world, and 98% of the area is covered by national parks. Moreton Island is famous for its wild dolphins. It has beaches, forests, blue sky and clear water. Moreton Island's coconut sea charm, palm whirling, silver sand paved, and lush green scenery attract tourists from all over the world and all ages to visit here.

10. Brisbane Museum

The Brisbane Museum is located on the third floor of Brisbane City Hall. It opened in October 2003 and is one of the most important cultural and scientific museums in Queensland. The museum has a rich collection of photography, art and handicrafts, showing the history of Brisbane from many angles. The interior decoration of the museum is dominated by rich dark green and wine red, creating a very atmospheric color texture, which is very suitable for taking pictures.