Glen & Lyn’s guidebook

These are some of the family friendly places to eat that are very well priced.

South Bank Parklands is Queensland’s premier lifestyle and cultural destination, open 365 days a year. Its world-class entertainment and leisure facilities include: South Bank Parklands Covering 17 hectares of riverfront land, the Parklands feature free swimming facilities, walking tracks, licensed picnic areas and more. It is also home to a year-round calendar of events and plenty of eateries, including the award-winning River Quay. Little Stanley Street Known as one of Brisbane’s most popular eat-streets, Little Stanley Street is bursting with more than 30 cafes, bars and restaurants offering an array of cuisines styles including Thai, Italian and more. Grey Street Like its sister street Little Stanley, Grey Street is a foodie haven - a stroll along the street will offer you plenty of places to eat. Grey Street is also home to the South Bank Cineplex, which is renowned for its cheap prices.

The Story Bridge is Brisbane’s most iconic structure and the best way to see Brisbane is by climbing it! Experience a unique perspective of the city and its surrounds, from the Glass House Mountains in the north to Moreton Bay in the east and stretching towards the Scenic Rim Mountains in the south, along with the best views of the Brisbane skyline and its surrounds. So, if you’re looking for Brisbane attractions, things to do in Brisbane, or what’s on Brisbane, look no further! As one of only 3 bridge climbs in the world, Story Bridge Adventure Climb offers an original adventure.

Built between 1920 and 1930, Brisbane City Council's heritage-listed City Hall sits in the heart of Brisbane City. It is an ideal setting for hosting events with its sweeping marble staircases, vaulted ceilings, chandeliers and mosaic-tiled floor. Having undergone a $215 million restoration, City Hall is the perfect place to explore Brisbane's history. Daily guided tours showcase the Main Auditorium, Father Henry Willis Organ and the iconic Clock Tower. The Museum of Brisbane, another feature of City Hall, exhibits artworks from the City of Brisbane collection. Contemporary exhibitions by some of the city's leading artists are also on show.

Shopping in Brisbane City is a vibrant adventure – with more than 700 stores along the Queen Street Mall (and over 1000 across the whole CBD)

If you wish to attend Suncorp Stadium during your stay, be it for a rugby league or rugby game, a concert, boxing match or soccer game, most people walk to the stadium. It is approximately 1.8kms away and will take about 23 minutes to walk.