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South Bank Parklands

South Bank Parklands is a vibrant 17-hectare precinct located along the southern banks of the Brisbane River, offering a diverse range of attractions and activities for visitors. As part of your experience, travelers will have the opportunity to explore this iconic destination, immersing themselves in its unique blend of natural beauty, cultural landmarks, and recreational facilities. Attractions and Activities: • Streets Beach: Australia’s only man-made inner-city beach, featuring a sparkling lagoon surrounded by white sandy shores and sub-tropical plants. Visitors can enjoy swimming or simply relax by the water’s edge. • Nepalese Peace Pagoda: A handcrafted, traditional pagoda that offers a serene spot for reflection and showcases intricate Nepalese architecture. • The Wheel of Brisbane: A towering Ferris wheel offering panoramic views of the city and river. • Epicurious Garden: A community garden where visitors can explore a variety of edible plants.

Petrie Terrace is a historic inner suburb of Brisbane, Australia, offering visitors a blend of cultural, historical, and entertainment experiences. Attractions and Activities: • Petrie Terrace Heritage Trail: A self-guided 2.7-kilometer trail featuring 18 points of interest, including landmarks such as Suncorp Stadium (formerly Lang Park), the Normanby Hotel, and the historic Princess Row. This trail offers insights into the area’s Aboriginal history, architectural evolution, and significant events. • La Boite Theatre Building: Recognised as Australia’s first purpose-built arena theatre, this heritage-listed building has played a pivotal role in Brisbane’s performing arts scene since 1972. • Baroona Hall: A heritage-listed community hall constructed between 1883 and 1884, originally serving the United Brothers Lodge. Its architectural significance and historical associations make it a noteworthy site.

Anzac Square

Anzac Square, located in the heart of Brisbane’s Central Business District, is Queensland’s state war memorial dedicated to honoring the men and women who have served in the Australian and New Zealand armed forces. This tranquil public space offers visitors a place for reflection and remembrance, featuring several significant monuments and memorials. • Shrine of Remembrance and Eternal Flame: At the centre of Anzac Square stands the Shrine of Remembrance, a Greek Revival-style monument encircled by 18 Doric columns, symbolising the year 1918 when World War I ended. • Memorial Galleries: Beneath the Shrine of Remembrance, the Anzac Square Memorial Galleries offer an interactive journey through Queensland’s military history from World War I to the present. Curated by the State Library of Queensland, these free exhibitions feature artifacts, photographs, and personal stories, providing deep insights into the experiences of servicemen and women.