Clayfield Holiday Deals

Clayfield Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Clayfield

Tired of boring conference calls that last forever? What about that painfully awks water cooler chit-chat? Say 'Bye, Felicia' to work and get away to Clayfield, a neighbourhood in the state capital, Brisbane. If you enjoy meeting the locals while on the road, Brisbane is full of potential new BFFs. Around 2,200,000 people call this city home. Making your way to Clayfield from Brisbane Airport is pretty simple. Just find a taxi and go 7 kilometres southwest. From there, you'll be 6 kilometres from the downtown area.

A good number of this city's leading sights are scattered near Clayfield, and Queen Street Mall and the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre are some of the most outstanding. You should also be sure to visit Roma Street Parkland and Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium. For another perspective on the city, set off to Wooloowin and Kalinga, close-by neighbourhoods just waiting to be discovered.

The Treasury Casino, the Doomben Racecourse and the Eagle Farm Racecourse are perfect for those without kids in tow.

Want to learn something new? The Gallery of Modern Art, the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, the Queensland Cultural Centre and the Footsteps Gallery are some recommended cultural places.

Occasionally a work of art can move you so much that you just have to find out more about it. See if the staff are available to chat about the pieces at the Institute of Modern Art and the QUT Art Museum.

Sometimes it's the raved-about exhibits that impress us the most. Other times it's a forgotten object sitting in a dim corner. Keep an eye out for both at the MacArthur Museum Brisbane, the Queensland Military Memorial Museum, the Queensland Opal Museum and the Queensland Police Museum.

You can't quite beat the atmosphere of anticipation when a performance is about to kick off. Take your seat and watch the curtains go up at the Twelfth Night Theatre, Tivoli, the Gardens Theatre and the Brisbane Arts Theatre.

Can you distinguish your eagle from your albatross and your putter from your wedge? Whether you're gifted on the green or a complete newbie, golf is a game for everybody! You can play a few rounds here at the Victoria Park Golf Complex and the Nudgee Golf Club.

Children can be fantastic travel companions, especially if you go to the right attractions! For an exciting family day out, take a trip to the State Library of Queensland and the Brisbane Square Library.

Whether you're hoping to relax with a good novel in hand or play a game of Frisbee with your friends, the nearby urban parks are lovely places to be. Choose from either New Farm Park, Centenary Place, Mowbray Park and King Edward Park.

A holiday is the ideal time to splash out a bit and grab yourself a few treats. Remember to stroll through Emporium, Chinatown Mall, Westfield Chermside and Portside Wharf!

Story Bridge, Tower Mill, QUT Old Government House and the ANZAC Square War Memorial can give you a glimpse back into the past.

Regardless of your faith, it's worth visiting St. Stephens Cathedral, St. John's Anglican Cathedral, St. Andrew's Uniting Church and Albert Street Uniting Church.

Few things are as electrifying as witnessing a live sports match. Why not see the Brisbane Roar, the Brisbane Broncos or the Queensland Reds in action at their home arena of Suncorp Stadium?

Hotels in Clayfield

Who said service with a smile had to be expensive? You'll have a peaceful night's sleep at a nice price at the Fern Cottage B&B and the Ibis Budget Brisbane Airport. Though, if you're the type who likes to live in the lap of luxury on holiday, the Founda Gardens Apartments or the Spicers Balfour Hotel might be a better fit.