Greenslopes Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Greenslopes

Bring your appetite for adventure along with that well-worn suitcase. It's time to get to know what Greenslopes is all about! A Brisbane neighbourhood, it's a great place to experience a different side of the capital of Queensland. Brisbane is home to around 2,200,000 people. Try to hang out with a few of them! To get to Greenslopes from Brisbane Airport, find a taxi and head southwest for 15 kilometres. From the centre of Brisbane, it's 5 kilometres to the southeast.

With a good deal of the city's best attractions nearby, Greenslopes is a dream for sightseers. From Queen Street Mall to the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, there's lots to keep visitors like yourself busy. After taking a look at those, you'll want to continue onwards to Roma Street Parkland and Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium. While you're here, consider visiting other neighbourhoods to appreciate more of what Brisbane offers. Wellers Hill and Ekibin are great suggestions that are a short distance away.

Leave the kids with a babysitter and have some grown-up fun at the Treasury Casino, the Castlemaine Perkins Brewery and the XXXX Brewery.

The Gallery of Modern Art, the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, the Queensland Cultural Centre and the Southbank Parklands are recommended for those wanting to learn a bit about the local culture.

If you possess an interest in art, arrange a trip to the Queensland Art Gallery, the Institute of Modern Art and the QUT Art Museum. Walk around and if one of the works grabs your attention, chat to the staff about its background.

Peer into glass cabinets and learn all about the artefacts on display as you stroll through the interesting collections of the Queensland Museum, the Queensland Museum and Sciencentre, the MacArthur Museum Brisbane and the Queensland Military Memorial Museum.

There's nothing quite like the buzz of excitement when a performance is due to kick off. Take your seat and watch the curtains go up at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, the Twelfth Night Theatre, Tivoli and the Gardens Theatre.

Is your golf swing out of whack? Does your alignment need some work? With brilliant greens like the Saint Lucia Golf Links, the Victoria Park Golf Complex and the Indooroopilly Golf Club to play at, improving your score will be par for the course.

Often kids can have fun in the most unexpected places. Take a camera and capture them at the State Library of Queensland and the Brisbane Square Library.

Children have a lot of energy. Thankfully, there are a few places nearby where they can blow off some steam. The Wheel of Brisbane, the RNA Showgrounds, the Mt Gravatt Showgrounds and Frew Park are some well-known choices.

Few things can still the mind like the sights, sounds and smells of nature. Enjoy a taste of it at Kangaroo Point Cliffs, Mount Gravatt Lookout and Oxley Creek Common.

Whether you're itching to kick off your shoes and relax or have a laugh with some friends, the nearby urban parks are wonderful places to be. Choose from either New Farm Park, Centenary Place, Mowbray Park and King Edward Park.

Quite often, the easiest way to get to know the locals is by hanging out at the shops. Remember to stop by Emporium, The Markets, Chinatown Mall and Davies Park.

Enjoy an intriguing history lesson at Story Bridge, Tower Mill, QUT Old Government House and the ANZAC Square War Memorial. Looking at pictures online just doesn't compare!

Local spiritual sites, such as St. Stephens Cathedral, St. John's Anglican Cathedral, St. Andrew's Uniting Church and Albert Street Uniting Church, give you the chance to reflect on life's big questions in a beautiful setting.

Don't pass up your chance to be inside the hallowed grounds of Suncorp Stadium. Attend a live game of soccer in your orange and black and watch home team the Brisbane Roar strive for the win. Alternatively, come down and show your support for the Brisbane Broncos or the Queensland Reds, two other teams who also call this venue home.

Hotels in Greenslopes

Who said service with a smile has to cost an arm and a leg? You'll have a relaxing night's shut-eye at a nice price at the Fern Cottage B&B and the Sapphire Resort. But if you'd rather be pampered while you're here, the Founda Gardens Apartments or the Spicers Balfour Hotel may be more up your alley. Just sit back, unwind and let the friendly staff do what they do best.