Things You'll Need:
- Computer with Internet access for making reservations
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Consider visiting in winter (which begins in June). The lovely, warm winters average 68 degrees F during the day. The average daytime summer temperatures, on the other hand, go as high as 104 degrees F, and high humidity is common.
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Admire beautiful architecture that dates back to the 1800s, including Victorian terraces and Gothic-style structures.
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Eat at an assortment of restaurants, enjoying everything from steaks to pasta to Greek and Japanese cuisine. Brisbane, Australia is a bustling metropolis with world-class cuisine.
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Arrive by plane at the Brisbane Airport, located 20 kilometers east of the city.
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Take AirTrain for transportation between the airport and Central, Brunswick Street, Roma Street and South Bank locations until 7:30 p.m.
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Travel by rail service for cheap transportation to and from Sydney and Queensland.
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Step 4
Rent a bicycle to easily get around the city.
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Step 5
Rent a car for cheap travel around the city and to surrounding areas. Just remember, Australians drive on the left side of the road.
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Consider public transportation by bus, trains and ferries.
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Live like a bohemian. Consider cheap accommodations in the West End to explore Brisbane's funky cultural district. Excellent restaurants, bars and dancing are near.
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Shop for great deals. Cheap apartment and motel accommodations are available beginning as low as $40 AUS.
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Stay in the arts and entertainment area to be within walking distance of major convention and performing arts activities.
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Kick up your feet in one of nearly a half dozen youth hostels, where you'll find cheap digs and plenty of camaraderie.
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To book accommodations, contact Brisbane Visitors Bureau at 011 (+61) 7 3512 8100 or visit their Web site (see Resources, below). If calling internationally but not from the United States or Canada, call 00 (+61) 7 3512 8100.










