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The very definition of 'a place for the people', South Bank is Brisbane's vibrant inner city playground.
With a stunning riverside location, first-time visitors will be taken aback by the man made lagoon and white sand beaches that have skyscrapers, passenger boats and speeding ferries as a backdrop. Few cities in the world boast such a facility - and as you'll soon discover - enjoying a swim in the lagoon, a doze on the beach or a picnic in the park is the perfect way to relax and enjoy the balmy climate.
South Bank is so much more than a place to take it easy in the sun. There's a real energy here, and the place always seems to be buzzing with action.
There is also the Queensland Culture Precinct, home to the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) - the Queensland Art Gallery's second building, the State library of Queensland, the Queensland Museum, Queensland Conservatorium and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre where you can enjoy some enthralling theatre, ballet, orchestral concerts and opera.
Easily accessible from the centre of Brisbane by public transport or by walking through the Botanic Gardens and over the Goodwill footbridge, South Bank is not to be missed.
South Bank, Brisbane City
Queensland 4101 Australia
To make an enquiry or a booking contact:
Phone: 07 3867 2051
Email: vic@south-bank.net.au
Web: www.visitsouthbank.com.au
| Open Times: | Open seven days a week. |
| Free Entry: | Yes. |
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· BBQ Facilities · Cafe · Car park · Conference/Convention Facilities · Access Without Assistance for the Disabled · Parking for the Disabled · Toilet facilities for the Disabled |
· First aid equipment · Picnic Area · Public Toilet · Shaded Area · Sheltered Area · Visitor Information Centre |
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· Cycling · Shopping |
· Swimming · Walking |
* Any rates quoted are a guide only, please note that conditions may apply. This operator may have specials throughout the year. All prices are quoted in Australian dollars.
Children: Children are welcome.
Disabled: Disabled access is available.
Miscellaneous:
South Bank is a short walking distance from the City. There is ample public transport by bus, train or CityCat available to South Bank and to the City. For timetables please contact TransInfo. For those driving, there are various car parks located throughout South Bank.
South Bank is home to many cafes, restaurants and bars, most of which are child-friendly and great value for money. Then there's an eclectic mix of traders and entertainers that ply their trade every weekend at the South Bank Lifestyle markets. There are fashion boutiques dotted along Little Stanley Street; there are pubs where you can enjoy a cool drink and a meal, plus a number of outstanding restaurants serving up some of the best and most inventive cuisine in town.
