First three places to visit in Brisbane, Australia

March 16, 2010

Built in 1902, is the largest city of Brisbane in Queensland, and the state capital. With a population of around two million people and has a subtropical climate, this city is certainly at the heart of Queensland.

While the city has shops, a series of cultural activities and the arts, sporting events, historic buildings and many who keep alive the era of the penal colonies there are many more that is offered to visitors. While the list of activities is long, threenot to miss.

Brisbane Botanic Gardens - Mt Coot-tha

At the foot of Mt Coot-tha built, only 7 km from Brisbane, Brisbane Botanic Gardens is another attraction. This establishes the second of two botanical gardens in Brisbane has.

With an amazing 52 hectares was opened in the Botanic Gardens in Brisbane for the public in 1976. It offers features such as the Australian rainforest, the Japanese garden, the Lagoon and Bamboo Grove, and the Tropical Display Dome;This garden is fascinated with their beauty.

Near the entrance to the Brisbane Botanic Gardens is a planetarium in honor of the namesake of the city is named, Sir Thomas Brisbane. The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium a 12.5 Cosmic Skydome, an observatory and a gallery, the images of the Mars Expedition, 1969 landing on the moon and the Space Shuttle has included. If you are in the gardens, it is worthwhile as well.

Gondwana Rainforest Sanctuary

A very large aviarythat evidence for Expo 88, was created a sanctuary for wildlife in Australia, at the South Bank Parklands has been transformed after the Expo was. Gondwana Rainforest Sanctuary is a man-made forest contains more than 700 species of flora and fauna. The sanctuary also includes a butterfly house and spectacular insects.

Moreton Iceland

This natural wonder is charmed over 6000 years and you will be. Seen sitting with her crystal-clear water, the dazzlingBeaches, marine life can be seen a play before the coast, the animals you might encounter on trips, and the pristine beauty of the island, takes you from time to time. The island is still relatively intact and National Development. Australia has again demonstrated its foresight in preserving this land for the enjoyment of generations to come.