Introduction
If you find yourself with two days in Brisbane - you are in luck! Brisbane is Australia's third-largest city and... Read more
Day 1
On the first day of this itinerary, you will be exploring the Central Business District (CBD) and the surrounding sights.... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 1
The Botero House is where your day is going to kick off. It is a modern, contemporary cafe located within... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 2
Around the corner from breakfast is Anzac Square. I don't recommend spending long here, but it is on the way... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 3
The Old Windmill is the oldest surviving European structure in Queensland. It has been in existence since 1825. Initially, the... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 4
Located west of the CBD are some beautiful gardens known as the Roma Street Parklands. The gardens are easily accessible,... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 5
On your way back towards the CBD, you will pass by King George Square. The square lies between Ann Street... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 6
After all the walking through the parklands and the walk back into the CBD, you are most likely starving. Sage... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 7
After lunch, with another coffee in hand, I recommend visiting the Museum of Brisbane. This museum showcases the city's unique... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 8
The CBD's main attraction is most definitely Queen Street Mall. The pedestrian-only street features local shops and international brands. If... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 9
Located on the eastern end of the CBD are the City Botanic Gardens. The gardens run along the Brisbane River... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 10
Located near Eagle Street Pier, the Riverbar & Kitchen has fantastic views of the Story Bridge. The best part about... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 11
If you are looking for a venue to round out your day, I recommend visiting the Treasury Brisbane Casino. The... Read more
Day 2
The second day of your 48 hours in Brisbane will take you to the southern banks of the Brisbane River.... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 1
Located in the West End, the Gunshop Cafe is just outside of the popular South Bank precinct. It is a... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 2
The Gallery of Modern Art, or "GoMA" for short, is an art museum that features modern art from international and... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 3
The Brisbane Sign was initially installed for the 2014 G20 summit that was held in Brisbane. The sign is beautifully... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 4
The Queensland Museum, representing the state that Brisbane is the capital of, showcases culture, natural history, science and human achievement.... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 5
The Wheel of Brisbane is an iconic landmark of South Bank and often features prominently in photos of the area.... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 6
The Plough Inn is a 19th-century style pub and sports bar serving typical British-influenced Australian pub food. Located on one... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 7
The parklands in South Bank are beautiful. It can get crowded on the weekend, but that shouldn't stop you from... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 8
Streets Beach is a human-made swimming lagoon in the middle of South Bank. The human-made beach is patrolled during day... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 9
After an hour or so walking through the parklands and past Streets Beach, you will eventually reach the southernmost end... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 10
The lookout at Kangaroo Point is one of the most popular lookout spots in Brisbane. At the bottom of the... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 11
The Pineapple Hotel is located just around the corner from Kangaroo Point Cliffs. It is a lively pub and restaurant... Read more
Conclusion
At the end of your two days in Brisbane, no doubt you will be drained but fulfilled. Two days is... Read more