Holiday homes & rentals in Brisbane

The capital city of Queensland is packed with fantastic restaurants, modern river-side developments (perfect for shopping and drinks), and excellent attractions, to boot. Holiday lettings in Brisbane are well suited to families, couples, and groups of friends as a great place to make a base while exploring this fantastic destination.

Eating out in Brisbane

The cuisine is Brisbane is a varied affair, influenced by both its European and Asian residents. The city is famous for its fusion food. Some of the highlights are the fried duck at Public, the Moreton Bay bug curry at Longtime, and for dessert, a chocolate brownie at Dello Mano.

Combine some sightseeing on foot with excellent eating by heading to the districts of Fortitude Valley, South Bank, or the West End. These pleasant, diverse areas are also known for their great restaurants.

Art and churches

The Museum of Brisbane is an excellent place to start if you want to learn a little about the local area. If you have a flair for the ecclesiastical, then the churches of St. Stephen's and St. John's won't disappoint.

The Queensland Cultural Centre is home to several gallery, exhibition, and performing arts institutions. Its Gallery of Modern Art, or GoMA, opened in 2006, and exhibits work by internationally-renowned artists like Andy Warhol and Pablo Picasso, as well as pieces by more local talent.

Brisbane after dark

The hip West End area is home to a plethora of bars and cafes. You can also head to the district simply called the City for some favourite local hangouts. These include Friday's Riverside and Criterion, which offers a classic bistro menu. If you're interested in live music, then the district of Fortitude Valley is where you should head; it is teeming with music venues, playing host to a range of genres, from rock to jazz.

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