Brisbane-7-day-itinerary

August 5, 2024

Day 1: Arrival and Exploring the City

Where to Stay: Start your trip at the centrally-located The Seine Rouge Boutique Hotel, with comfortable rooms and a great location.
What to Do:
- Visit the iconic City Hall for a photo opportunity and a brief history of Brisbane’s government.
- Take a short walk to the nearby Brisbane Riverwalk, perfect for a stroll along the river.
Where to Eat: Grab lunch at The Pantry, a cozy café with delicious sandwiches and salads.
- In the evening, head to The Jetty Bar & Restaurant for waterfront dining with great views of the city skyline.
Getting Around: Use Brisbane’s convenient public transportation system, including buses and trains. Consider purchasing a Go Card for easy travel on public transport.
Tips:
- Be mindful of your surroundings in crowded areas, especially at night.
- Don’t forget sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes.

Day 2: Cultural Experiences

Where to Stay: Continue staying at The Seine Rouge Boutique Hotel for its central location and comfort.
What to Do:
- Visit the Queensland Museum and Science Centre (Queensland Museum & Sciencentre) for a glimpse into the state’s rich history and scientific achievements.
- Explore the stunning art collection at Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) in the heart of Brisbane.
Where to Eat: Enjoy lunch at Bacchus, a popular spot for delicious pub food and great service.
- For dinner, try Sono, offering modern Italian cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients.
Getting Around: Continue using Brisbane’s public transportation system, or consider renting a bike for a day to explore the city.
Things to Know:
- Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular attractions during peak tourist season (December to February).
- Don’t miss the daily events and exhibitions at the Queensland Museum and Science Centre.

Day 3: Parks and Nature Reserves

Where to Stay: Switch to a new accommodation option, such as The Brisbane Hotel, for a change of scenery.
What to Do:
- Escape the city’s hustle and bustle by spending the day at the beautiful Kangaroo Point Park or nearby Mount Coot-tha Gardens.
- Take a ferry to the picturesque North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) for snorkeling, fishing, and relaxation.
Where to Eat: Enjoy a picnic in one of Brisbane’s many parks or at Mount Coot-tha Gardens. Alternatively, head back into the city for lunch at The Park Hotel, with outdoor seating offering great views of the surrounding area.
- For dinner, try Celsius Grill & Bar, serving high-quality steak and seafood in a cozy atmosphere.
Getting Around: Use public transportation to get around the city or consider renting a car for easier access to parks and nature reserves.
Tips:
- Be prepared for potential rain showers during the summer months (December to February).
- Don’t miss the stunning views of Brisbane’s skyline from Mount Coot-tha Gardens.

Day 4: Shopping

Where to Stay: Return to The Seine Rouge Boutique Hotel for its convenient location and comfortable rooms.
What to Do:
- Spend the day shopping at one of Brisbane’s major shopping centers, such as Myer Centre Brisbane or Queen Street Mall.
- Visit the trendy boutiques and galleries in the nearby West End neighborhood.
Where to Eat: Grab lunch at The Coffee Club, with several locations throughout Brisbane offering a wide range of coffee and food options.
- For dinner, try The Greek Club, serving traditional Greek cuisine in a cozy atmosphere.
Getting Around: Use public transportation to get around the city or consider walking between shopping destinations for a more leisurely pace.
Things to Know:
- Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular shopping areas during peak tourist season (December to February).
- Don’t miss the various events and promotions throughout the year at Brisbane’s shopping centers.

Day 5: Entertainment

Where to Stay: Continue staying at The Seine Rouge Boutique Hotel for its central location and comfort.
What to Do:
- Catch a show or concert at the iconic Riverstage, located in the heart of Brisbane’s Cultural Precinct.
- Visit the famous The Tivoli for live music and comedy performances.
Where to Eat: Enjoy lunch at The Fish House, serving fresh seafood in a cozy atmosphere.
- For dinner, try Gnocchi Gourmet, offering handmade pasta and Italian cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients.
Getting Around: Use public transportation to get around the city or consider walking between entertainment destinations for a more leisurely pace.
Tips:
- Be prepared for potential crowds and lines at popular entertainment venues during peak tourist season (December to February).
- Don’t miss the various events and performances throughout the year at Brisbane’s iconic entertainment venues.

Day 6: Beaches and Coastline

Where to Stay: Switch to a new accommodation option, such as The Bayshore Hotel, with stunning views of Moreton Island.
What to Do:
- Spend the day at one of Brisbane’s beautiful beaches, such as Wynnum Beach or nearby Gold Coast.
- Take a ferry to the picturesque Moreton Island for snorkeling, fishing, and relaxation.
Where to Eat: Enjoy lunch at The Beach House Restaurant, serving fresh seafood and delicious cuisine with views of Moreton Island.
- For dinner, try The Fisherman’s Wharf Cafe, offering a wide range of fish and chips options in a cozy atmosphere.
Getting Around: Use public transportation to get around the city or consider renting a car for easier access to beaches and coastal areas.
Things to Know:
- Be prepared for potential rain showers during the summer months (December to February).
- Don’t miss the stunning views of Brisbane’s coastline from various vantage points.

Day 7: Departure

Where to Stay: Return to The Seine Rouge Boutique Hotel for its convenient location and comfortable rooms.
What to Do:
- Spend the morning shopping for last-minute souvenirs or visiting any attractions you missed during your trip.
- Depart Brisbane, bringing back memories of your time in this beautiful city.

Note that this is just a sample itinerary, and you should adjust it according to your interests, budget, and preferences.