Brisbane
Country: Australia
Region: Oceania
Period: 1859-1901CE
Location: -27.4698°N, 153.028056°E
Description
Brisbane is the capital city of the state of Queensland, Australia. Located along the Brisbane River, it is known for its subtropical climate, vibrant arts scene, and diverse cultural experiences. The city has grown from a penal colony into a modern metropolis while retaining much of its colonial charm. Visitors are drawn to its parks, riverfront attractions, and outdoor lifestyle.
Modern Remains
Modern Brisbane features a mix of historical and contemporary landmarks. The Old Government House, built in the 1860s, is a prime example of colonial architecture. The Brisbane City Hall, a grand structure dating back to the early 20th century, stands as a symbol of the city’s growth. South Bank Parklands, the Brisbane Riverwalk, and the Queensland Cultural Centre offer opportunities for relaxation and exploration, while the Kangaroo Point Cliffs provide panoramic views of the city skyline.