Brisbane travel guide

Brisbane's tourist attractions include the Old Governor's Mansion, ANZ Legion Square, Baptist Church, Nan 'an Park, Story Bridge and kangaroo point.

1, the old governor's residence

The old Government House in Brisbane is a Victorian building built between 1860 and 1862. It is one of the most famous historical attractions in Brisbane and the best window to understand the early colonial history of Queensland. The old government house is not far from the CBD in the city center, just from the city center along George Street to the end.

2.ANZ Legion Square

In Australia and New Zealand, many cities have Legion Square. ANZ Square in Brisbane is located opposite the Central Railway Station. ANZ Square in Brisbane was built at 1930 to commemorate all ANZ soldiers who participated in the war.

3. Baptist Church

This is a church. Baptists, also known as Baptists, are a major sect separated from the English Puritan independents in the17th century, and are named after their Baptist ways.

4. Nan 'an Park

Located on the south bank of Brisbane River, it is a strip-shaped hydrophilic park built along the river. You can have a barbecue here, enjoy the scenery of the river bank by boat, watch street performances in the square, and go into the cinema to watch a big-screen movie.

5. Story Bridge

It is a famous bridge in Brisbane, connecting the South Bank and Brisbane, and it is also one of the must-see attractions for tourists. The bridge was completed on June 6th 1940, and 96% of the building materials of the bridge body were taken from Australia.

6. kangaroo point

Brisbane River is located in the loop on the south bank of Brisbane River, where it forms a big "U" shape. It is on a high ground overlooking the beautiful Brisbane River and the buildings on the other side. Although the name has the word "kangaroo", it has nothing to do with kangaroo.

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