Welcome to Brisbane, Queensland's vibrant subtropical capital city. Celebrating a relaxed, outdoor lifestyle with year-round sunshine, embrace the city’s energetic charm with acclaimed dining and a rich arts and culture scene. Explore Brisbane’s backyard with tropical islands and world-heritage listed rainforests on the city’s doorstep.
From urban precincts with award-winning restaurants to lush green spaces, idyllic river walks looping through the city to the white sand beaches and turquoise waters of Moreton Island/Mulgumpin - Brisbane is brimming with a diverse range of activities and stunning sights.
Just a short hop – but a world away – from Brisbane’s city lights and winding river, discover the character-filled and naturally spectacular regions that make a visit to Brisbane so enriching – and are set to play a key role in the Olympic and Paralympic Games Brisbane 2032.
Moreton Bay Region: A natural playground, Moreton Bay’s vast and varied landscape means you can explore seaside villages, charming mountain towns and rugged national parks all in one day – fuelled by a buzzing and authentic dining scene. Bribie Island is a jewel of the region, and seasonal whale watching offers incredible wildlife encounters.
Scenic Rim: Scenic by name, and nature – and just one hour’s drive from Brisbane City – the Scenic Rim is home to ancient UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gondwana Rainforest, verdant countryside, award-winning local produce, and boutique luxury accommodation. A wonderland for foodies and adventurers, it’s easy to see why Lonely Planet caught onto a good thing – Scenic Rim was awarded one of the Top 10 global regions to visit in 2022.
Ipswich: Head west to the City of Ipswich to immerse yourself in Queensland heritage, abundant green spaces, and a blossoming smorgasbord of cafes, restaurants and craft breweries. Ipswich is a firm favourite for families and fresh-air seekers, with interactive museums and quiet nature trails.
Redlands Coast: Adventure abounds on the picturesque Redlands Coast, where you can jump off to North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) and Coochiemudlo Island, meeting local wildlife along the way. On the mainland, feast on fish and chips by the water or head inland to explore the sprawling vineyards of the award-winning, Sirromet Winery.
We recognise it is our collective efforts and responsibility as individuals, communities and governments to ensure equality, recognition and advancement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples across all aspects of society and everyday life, including sport. We are committed to building a deeper connection with First Nations Peoples through meaningful listening and authentic engagement. We celebrate and honour all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Olympians and Paralympians past and present and we are committed to honouring their unique cultural and spiritual relationships to the land, waters and seas and the rich contribution they have made and continue to make to society and sport.
