Things to do in Brisbane North

Activities, attractions and tours

The popular Shorncliffe Pier has been rebuilt and is looking classy and charismatic as ever! The original pier was built in 1883 and has been closed to the public for the past 4 years as it was dismantled and its sturdier replacement was constructed. Although it's newer and whiter, it looks just the same as before, only better! 

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The popular Shorncliffe Pier has been rebuilt and is looking classy and charismatic as ever! The original pier was built in 1883 and has been closed to the public for the past 4 years as it was dismantled and its sturdier replacement was constructed. Although it's newer and whiter, it looks just the same as before, only better! 

#australia #queensland #bestof5
#hometown
Sunrise reflections - pretty spectacular for a spot not far from the city and bustling river mouth. Just be prepared with insect repellent 💛

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The Royal Queensland Show or as we call it, The EKKA, has come to town in Brisbane.  The city and the country combine to put on a 10 day exhibition for locals, country visitors and tourists alike.  Whether it's Hot Wheels racing shows, the cattle or even the wonderful giant vegetable exhibition there's something for everyone.  Even the laughing clowns in sideshow alley are a great stop after the farmyard animals for the children.  Whatever you do at the EKKA, have fun. #ekka #brisbane
The refurbished Shorncliffe Jetty.  After 4 years, she's about to be reopened to the public.  Coinciding with the Bluewater Festival and the Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht rate, the jetty looks mighty fine.  On the north side of Brisbane the jetty juts out into Bramble Bay and Moreton Island can be seen on a clear day like today. Why not visit.

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What to do in Brisbane North


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Brisbane Airport

Brisbane Airport

Travellers come to Brisbane Airport for its abundant dining options, and you can see top attractions like DFO Brisbane and Moreton Bay while you're in town.

Brisbane Airport
Aerial view of brisbane river with sailing boats and cityscape, bulimba, queensland, australia.

Hamilton

The abundant dining options and stunning river views are top of the list for many visitors to Hamilton. A stop by Bretts Wharf Ferry Terminal or Portside Wharf might round out your trip.

Hamilton
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Chermside

Unique features of Chermside include the shopping and coffee shops. Make a stop by Westfield Chermside or Chermside Waterpark while you're exploring the area.

Chermside
RNA Showgrounds featuring rides and night scenes

Bowen Hills

Bowen Hills is noteworthy for its bars, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Brisbane Showgrounds and Perry Park.

Bowen Hills
Weathered 5 furlong distance marker seen on the edge of a professional flat-racing training track in the UK.

Ascot

Unique features of Ascot include the restaurants and shopping. Make a stop by Eagle Farm Racecourse or Doomben Racecourse while you're exploring the area.

Ascot
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Boondall

Unique features of Boondall include the restaurants and live music. Make a stop by Brisbane Entertainment Centre or Boondall Ice Rink while you're exploring the area.

Boondall

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