Brisbane City & Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary - Half Day - PVT

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Valid for 01APR24-31MAR25:

Welcome to the host of the 2032 Olympic Games – and see why Brisbane is named in TIME Magazine’s World’s Greatest Places of 2023. Hand-feed kangaroos and see over 100 koalas and hundreds of other unique Aussie wildlife in the world’s oldest and largest koala sanctuary. ‘Brissy’ is the best city in the world to live with an energetic outdoor culture based around some of the world’s best riverside parklands, winding river, stunning lookouts, unique ‘Queenslander’ architecture and ‘city beach’. See and learn how Brisbane evolved from convict goal to the lifestyle capital of the world. With comfortable evening temperatures almost all year; even winter. Suggested Activities: Drive the tree-lined hills of Paddington seeing lovely heritage ‘Queenslander’ homes. Learn Brisbane’s history, from English prison to today’s sub-tropical capital. Mt Coot-tha Lookout with stunning views over Brisbane and out to the islands. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary – one of the ‘Top 10 Zoos in the World’ (AOL) – See koalas, hand-feed kangaroos and see hundreds of other unique Aussie wildlife such as dingos, wombats, Tasmanian devils, platypuses, emus and the fantastic birds-of-prey show. South Bank - Stroll along the Brisbane River and learn its transformation from industrial port to the leisure icon it is today. See the ‘Wheel of Brisbane’, ‘city beach’, parklands and ‘Epicurious Garden’. Kangaroo Cliffs – Gorgeous views from the top of the cliffs overlooking Brisbane River, Brisbane’s downtown and botanical gardens. Newfarm Park and Powerhouse - By Brisbane River with lovely views back to the city. Enjoy an afternoon coffee or wine on the river at the eclectic Powerhouse performing arts venue. Howard-Smith Wharves - descend the cliffs to a stunning river walk beneath the Story Bridge.