Question 1

Does Brisbane have good coffee?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Brisbane has a strong specialty coffee culture with excellent cafés across the CBD and inner suburbs including New Farm, West End, Paddington, and Newstead.

Question 2

Where are the best cafés and brunch spots in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

Some of the best cafés and brunch spots are in New Farm, West End, Paddington, Newstead, Bulimba, and South Bank, offering a mix of riverside, boutique, and inner-city options.

Question 3

Where are the best bars in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

Fortitude Valley, West End, Newstead, and the CBD have some of Brisbane’s best bars, including rooftop venues, hidden cocktail bars, and riverside locations.

Question 4

What are some free things to do in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

Free activities include South Bank Parklands, Brisbane Riverwalk, City Botanic Gardens, Queensland Art Gallery & GOMA, and weekend markets like Davies Park in West End.

Question 5

What can I do in Brisbane in 2 days?

Accepted Answer

In 2 days, you can explore South Bank, New Farm, West End, Paddington, Bulimba, and Newstead, visiting parks, riverside walks, cafés, markets, and enjoying Brisbane’s nightlife.

Question 6

Is 2 days enough to see Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

Yes. 2 days is enough to get a good feel for the city, especially when focusing on key suburbs and attractions.

Question 7

What is the best 3-day itinerary in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

A 3-day itinerary includes South Bank and CBD on Day 1, inner-city suburbs like New Farm, West End, and Bulimba on Day 2, and Paddington, Newstead, and Teneriffe on Day 3, with cafés, river walks, and cultural attractions.

Question 8

Can I see Brisbane’s top attractions in 3 days?

Accepted Answer

Yes. 3 days allows visitors to experience major attractions, neighbourhood cafés and bars, riverside walks, and free activities without feeling rushed.

Question 9

Do you recommend guided tours for 2 or 3-day visitors?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Guided tours by Cooee Tours help visitors discover hidden gems, local cafés, cultural insights, and stories that might be missed on their own.

Question 10

Are Brisbane cafés and attractions walkable for visitors?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many cafés, bars, and attractions are in walkable inner-city suburbs, connected by ferries, buses, and riverside paths.

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