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3 Days in Brisbane — Family with Kids

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What this plan covers

This 3-day itinerary is crafted for families with children, blending wildlife encounters, interactive museums, and outdoor play. Explore Brisbane's vibrant South Bank, enjoy panoramic views, and cruise the iconic river, ensuring memorable moments for all ages.

Activity 3 Culture 2 Nature 4 Viewpoint 2 Getting around 2 Shopping 1 Food 1

Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1 5 stops · about 8.5 hrs
1

Queensland Museum & Sciencentre

Activity 2.5 hours

Engage young minds with fascinating natural history exhibits and hands-on science experiments, perfect for curious kids of all ages.

Good to know

Check the museum's website for current exhibitions and free entry details for general admission; some special exhibits may require booking.

2

GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art)

Culture 2 hours

Often features dedicated children's art programs and interactive installations that make contemporary art accessible and fun for families.

Good to know

Located right next to the Queensland Museum; look for the Children's Art Centre for specific family-friendly activities.

3

Streets Beach, South Bank Parklands

Nature 1.5 hours

Enjoy Australia's only inner-city man-made beach, complete with lifeguards, sandy shores, and refreshing swimming for a perfect family cool-down.

Good to know

Free to access; bring swimwear, towels, and sunscreen for a relaxing dip or play in the sand.

4

The Wheel of Brisbane

Viewpoint 30 minutes

Soar above the city in a fully enclosed gondola, offering spectacular 360-degree views of Brisbane's skyline and river, thrilling for kids.

Good to know

Purchase tickets online in advance to secure your preferred time slot and potentially save money.

5

Roma Street Parkland

Nature 2 hours

Explore stunning themed gardens, expansive lawns, and fantastic playgrounds, providing ample space for children to run, play, and discover.

Good to know

Free entry; consider taking the Parkland Explorer train for a fun way to see the park without tired little legs.

Day 2 5 stops · about 8.3 hrs
6

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

Activity Half day

Get up close with koalas, kangaroos, and a variety of Australian wildlife in a natural setting, offering unforgettable animal encounters for the whole family.

Good to know

Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially for popular shows and koala feeding times; consider the river cruise option for scenic transport.

7

Brisbane River CityCat Ferry

Getting around 1 hour

Experience Brisbane from a unique perspective as you glide along the river, enjoying city views and a relaxing journey between key destinations.

Good to know

Purchase a Go Card for convenient and cost-effective travel on public transport, including the CityCat ferries.

8

Mount Coot-tha Summit Lookout

Viewpoint 45 minutes

Marvel at breathtaking panoramic views of Brisbane city, Moreton Bay, and beyond, offering a stunning photo opportunity for the entire family.

Good to know

Accessible by car or public bus; visit during the day for clear views, or at dusk to see the city lights twinkle.

9

Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha

Nature 1.5 hours

Wander through diverse themed gardens, including a Japanese Garden and a Tropical Dome, providing a peaceful and educational outdoor experience for families.

Good to know

Free entry; wear comfortable shoes and bring water, as there's plenty of ground to cover.

10

Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium

Activity 1 hour

Embark on an immersive journey through space with captivating shows in the Cosmic Skydome, sparking wonder and curiosity in children and adults alike.

Good to know

Located within the Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha; check showtimes and book tickets in advance, especially during school holidays.

Day 3 5 stops · about 8.5 hrs
11

City Botanic Gardens

Nature 1.5 hours

Enjoy a serene escape in the heart of the city, with beautiful trees, tranquil ponds, and open spaces perfect for a family stroll or picnic.

Good to know

Free entry; located near the CBD, easily accessible on foot or by public transport; look for the playground near Alice Street.

12

River CityCat Ferry Ride

Getting around 1 hour

A fun and practical way to navigate the city, offering constant river views and a refreshing breeze as you travel to your next adventure.

Good to know

Use your Go Card for seamless travel; choose a route that takes you past iconic landmarks for the best sightseeing.

13

Museum of Brisbane & Clock Tower Tour

Culture 1.5 hours

Discover the city's vibrant history and culture through engaging exhibits, and for older kids, ascend the historic Clock Tower for unique city perspectives.

Good to know

Free entry to the museum; Clock Tower tours are free but require booking upon arrival due to limited capacity.

14

Queen Street Mall

Shopping 2 hours

Experience the bustling heart of Brisbane, with street performers, diverse shops, and plenty of options for a family-friendly lunch or snack.

Good to know

A pedestrian-only mall, great for walking; public transport hubs are conveniently located nearby.

15

Eat Street Northshore

Food 2.5 hours

Indulge in a global culinary adventure at this vibrant night market, featuring delicious street food, live entertainment, and a lively atmosphere perfect for a family evening.

Good to know

Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings; arrive early for the best selection and to find seating, as it can get very busy.

Where to stay

Hotels in Brisbane

Book direct on our own Brisbane hotel pages — no booking fee and instant confirmation.

Things to book

Tours and activities in Brisbane

Guided tours, day trips and tickets to book alongside your stay.

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More Brisbane itineraries

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Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Is 3 days enough for Brisbane?
Yes, three days covers about five stops a day, including GOMA, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Queen Street Mall.
Where to stay in Brisbane for 3 days?
Stay near GOMA, which keeps Streets Beach and the Wheel of Brisbane close by.
Which tours go with this Brisbane itinerary?
One tour fits this itinerary: «Brisbane City Highlights Sightseeing Tour».
How long do you need at GOMA?
Allow two hours at GOMA, which often features children's art programs and interactive installations.
Is Streets Beach, South Bank Parklands free to access?
Yes, Streets Beach, South Bank Parklands is free to access. Bring swimwear, towels and sunscreen.
What can children do at Queensland Museum & Sciencentre?
Children can see natural history exhibits and take part in hands-on science experiments.
What is there to do at Roma Street Parkland?
Roma Street Parkland has themed gardens, expansive lawns and playgrounds where children can run and play.
Are there family activities at The Wheel of Brisbane?
Yes, children can ride in a fully enclosed gondola with views of Brisbane's skyline and river.
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