Red Hill Holiday Deals

Red Hill Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Red Hill

Quit getting jealous over your mates' travel pics and start snapping your own in Red Hill. A fabulous 'hood in the Queensland capital of Brisbane, you'll want to kick yourself in the pants for not going there sooner. Up for meeting a local or two? No problemo. Around 2,200,000 people live in Brisbane. Red Hill is 3 kilometres northwest of the centre of the city. If you're arriving from Brisbane Airport, flag down a taxi and travel 14 kilometres to the southwest.

This city has no shortage of things to do, and you'll find many of them near Red Hill. It's not easy to pick the top sights, but Queen Street Mall and the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre are two you shouldn't miss. You should also make sure to drop by Roma Street Parkland and Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium. While you're in town, consider visiting some other neighbourhoods to appreciate more of what Brisbane has to offer. Kelvin Grove and Paddington are good recommendations that are within easy reach.

Need a bit of time away from the kids? Organise a babysitter and go to the Treasury Casino, the Eagle Farm Racecourse, 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 ideal for those wanting to learn a few things about the area's culture.

Not much soothes the soul and stirs the imagination like visiting an art gallery. Indulge your curiosity as you view the striking collections at the Queensland Art Gallery, the Institute of Modern Art and the QUT Art Museum.

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

Watching a first-class performance is an exhilarating experience. Reserve your spot at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, the Twelfth Night Theatre, Tivoli and the Gardens Theatre for a memorable night out.

Can you tell your birdie from your eagle and your driver from your putter? Whether you're verging on pro status or a newcomer, golf is a game for everyone! You can play a few rounds here at the Saint Lucia Golf Links, the Ashgrove Golf Club and the Victoria Park Golf Complex.

Kids are often wonderful travel buddies, especially if you go to the right attractions! For a memorable family outing, visit the State Library of Queensland and the Brisbane Square Library.

If you're on the hunt for something a little more exciting that the whole family can do, we recommend you check out the Wheel of Brisbane, the RNA Showgrounds and Frew Park.

Put your phone on silent, log off from the stresses of modern life and experience the serenity of nature at Kangaroo Point Cliffs, Mt. Coot-Tha and Mt Coot-Tha Lookout.

The Brisbane Botanic Gardens, the Mt Coot-Tha Gardens and Mt Coot-tha Reserve can give you insights into the birds, trees and plants that exist in the region.

A charming feature of this place is its nearby green spaces. Among the hustle and bustle, you won't struggle to find somewhere to relax and recharge. New Farm Park, Tsuki-yama-chisen Japanese Garden, Centenary Place and Mowbray Park are some good options.

There's nothing like treating yourself to a bit of retail therapy. Give your credit card a workout at Emporium, The Markets, Chinatown Mall and Davies Park.

Make your way over for a fun and educational 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!

Whether you want to learn a bit more about the region's traditions and customs or just relax in the beautiful atmosphere, head to St. Stephens Cathedral, St. John's Anglican Cathedral, St. Andrew's Uniting Church and Albert Street Uniting Church.

Home to three professional clubs, Suncorp Stadium is a mecca for sporting fans. Why not slip on your orange and black and cheer on the Brisbane Roar? Or, you could watch some live action with the Brisbane Broncos or the Queensland Reds.

Hotels in Red Hill

If you'd rather spend money on experiences than on accommodations, the Fern Cottage B&B and the Ibis Budget Brisbane Airport are a couple of places you should check out. But if a bit of luxury is something you can't say no to, the Founda Gardens Apartments or the Spicers Balfour Hotel will be more up your alley.