The city shaped like a spike, Brisbane is home to many races – native Australians and immigrants from New Zealand, South Africa, and the United Kingdom, as well as migrants of Asian, Middle Eastern, Greek and Italian descent. Visitors and locals alike enjoy the artistic benefits of Brisbane, particularly within the Queensland Performing Arts Complex and the Fortitude Valley. Brisbane also hosts reminders of its convict history. The Windmill and the Old Commissariat Store continues to stand today, both of which are must-sees, if only for the genteel nature of the structures that belie their less-than-refined origins.
Brisbane is proud of its festivals and fun activities, too. Be enthralled with the 30-minute Riverfire choreographed fireworks of the Riverfestival, be a glorious Greek at the Paniyiri Festival, and visit the gardens and parks of Brisbane like the City Botanic Gardens and the Japanese Garden. At Brisbane, you will not search in vain for the perfect people and places!
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