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Brisbane Travel Guide

Brisbane was once considered to be just a big country town, however it has grown rapidly and now has a big city style all of its own. Brisbane has what is considered to be an excellent climate, especially to those in the colder southern states.

About Brisbane

Brisbane covers an area of 298.6 sq. miles (773.4 square Km) and is estimated to have a population of 1.9 million people being the capital of Queensland, the third largest city in Australia and most populous city of Queensland.

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The Queensland Museum

The Queensland MuseumThe Queensland Museum, on the corner of Grey and Melbourne streets, underwent a major revamp in 2003 and looks the better for it. The museum houses an eclectic collection ranging from natural history specimens and fossils to a World War I German tank.

Children will like the blue whale model; the dinosaurs, which include Queensland’s own Muttaburrasaurus; and the interactive Sciencentre. The museum has a cafe and gift shop. Admission is free, except to the Sciencentre and traveling exhibitions. It’s open daily 9:30am to 5pm; closed Good Friday, December 25, and until noon on April 25 (Anzac Day).



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