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Brisbane at a glance
As the capital of the Sunshine State, Brisbane is blessed with idyllic subtropical weather and as such features a varied events calendar and vibrant nightlife all year round. Offering the finest food and wine, adventurous activities and lush green parks, Brisbane is hugely popular with tourists and in particular, British ex-pats. The city’s native population is a melting pot of different cultures, which is reflected in the wide range of cuisine available. Brisbane also offers fantastic diversity with regards to scenery—with stunning beaches and mountain hiking trails being within easy reach of the city centre.
Brisbane also features a thriving business scene that is proving particularly attractive to fintech start-ups and is inching its way closer to being a serious rival to Australia’s other commercial powerhouses of Melbourne and Sydney. Not only is the city hugely popular with British expats, but overall it has the fastest growing population of any Australian city —a testament to the it’s numerous attractions and quality of life.
Serviced apartments in Brisbane
Brisbane in general features an extremely high standard of accommodations, with options ranging from backpacker hostels to large chain hotels. However, if you are planning to make an extended visit in the city, then you may wish to consider booking a serviced apartments, as these offer a higher level of comfort and privacy for longer stays.
The Squa.re offer a selection of properties in Brisbane, from luxury houses to small, self-contained studios. Our customer service team is on hand to help you select the best format for your particular trip. Each property carries the latest mod-cons and features tasteful contemporary furnishings, luxurious bathroom fittings and fully equipped kitchen facilities. We can also source properties with disabled access, if required. Choosing to book a serviced apartment through us means you will have the peace of mind in knowing that your accommodation meets our exclusive selection criteria, guaranteeing a comfortable stay.
Culture & shopping in Brisbane
Brisbane is a vibrant and modern city and plays host to all the attractions and cultural activities one may expect. The Queensland Gallery of Modern Art on the fashionable South Bank area is a must for first time visitors, as not only does it feature stunning examples of contemporary art, but it is surrounded by avant grade eateries and social spots. City Botanic Gardens offer a place to enjoy nature within the city centre, with ancient trees, rainforest glades and exotic species. Alternatively, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is a family-friendly zoo housing arguably Australia’s most famous native species. Another popular area is Adelaide Street, which is scattered with stylish stores and popular eateries—an absolute must for lovers of fine dining.
Brisbane features a fantastic shopping scene, with its Queen Street Mall hosting more than 700 retailers over 40,000 square metres. It’s also a bustling social hub, with several bars and eateries in the vicinity. Then there’s the MacArthur Shopping Centre, which has around 40 stores, including everything from designer goods to takeaway restaurants.
Getting around in Brisbane
Getting around in Brisbane is extremely simple thanks to the city’s superb public transport links. The various neighbourhoods are well connected by a reliable bus service that runs throughout the city, connecting the outer and inner suburbs to the CBD, major shopping centres, entertainment and dining precincts. There’s also a late night service that runs after midnight on Fridays and Saturdays for late-night travellers. There’s also the free City Loop and Spring Hill Loop for central areas.
Brisbane’s network of electric trains provide access to the surrounding regions and outer suburbs. There is also a handy Airtrain service that is completely integrated into the Queensland Rail suburban network, with regular trains running from Brisbane Airport directly to Brisbane City and the Gold Coast. All of the public transport services can be paid for with the TransLink go card—a great way of saving money if you plan on making multiple journeys over the course of your visit.
Finally, visitors may wish to simply enjoy Brisbane’s wonderful outdoor climate by biking or walking around town.
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