Explore Brisbane with our Brisbane Travel Guide—perfect for students, nomads, and working holidaymakers! Discover where to go, stay, and explore in QLD.
Must-Visit Attractions in Brisbane
South Bank Parklands
A favorite among students and remote workers, South Bank boasts lush gardens, a free man-made beach, and open-air cafes. It’s ideal for both studying and relaxing on a sunny afternoon.
Brisbane City Botanic Gardens
A peaceful green escape right in the heart of the CBD. Bring a book, a picnic, or simply stroll along the riverside. Great for budget-conscious travellers looking for free things to do.
Working & Studying in Brisbane
Affordable Suburbs for Long Stays
Look into areas like West End, Kelvin Grove, or Woolloongabba for affordable rentals and shared accommodations. All are close to universities and coworking spaces.
Visa & Essentials
Working Holiday (subclass 417/462) and Student (subclass 500) visas allow flexibility to work while exploring. Don’t forget: Australia uses the AUD ($), and Brisbane’s public transport system, Translink, makes commuting easy and affordable.
Outdoor Adventures Near Brisbane
Weekend Trips to Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast
Both just an hour away—surf the waves at Surfers Paradise or hike through Noosa’s national parks. Ideal for nomads seeking a change of scenery.
Hike Mt Coot-tha
For panoramic city views, Mt Coot-tha is a must. It’s accessible by bus and has trails for every fitness level—plus a café at the summit!
Lastly
Whether you’re studying, working, or just passing through, Brisbane delivers unforgettable experiences. Check out Visit Brisbane to start planning your Queensland adventure today!