A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Brisbane is an outdoorsy city year-round. While residents of the southern metropolises tend to stay inside during winter months, daytime temperatures in Queensland’s capital rarely dip below 20°C. This makes it an ideal location for enjoying outdoor activities without the need for heavy sweaters.
Brisbane’s museums look to the future as well as the past, with connections to cultural movements throughout the Asia-Pacific.
More than 200 Queensland national parks provide visitors often unrivaled views of natural attractions, an insight into Australia’s unique ecological environment, and a place for active and passive recreation. No wonder, they are among the country’s most visited outdoor sites.
Some of these national parks are close to population centers and easily accessible while others may be in more remote regions and require hours of driving.
