Brisbane Revisited

Back to basics! Or Australia! One of those two!

Last time when we left Australia, we have only seen Brisbane for a day. Actually I did. Diana left pretty early in the morning. The impressions I got from the city were not good but a bit promising. I liked it much better when stayed there a second time.

Closed cabins, so Diana was not interested.

We lived in a record-breaking four rooms in two weeks so we had the chance to see lots of Brisbane (but not much of the beach). The downside of Brisbane is that it doesn't offer anything spectacular as far as we have seen. The upside is that as far as big cities go, it seems like a nice place to live.

Not the center.

The center of the city is centery and offers everything you'd want but is not overcrowded. The rest of Brisbane offer some nice walks along the river, nice streets with restaurants (probably close to where you live), some malls, also with good restaurants, good weather even in the winter. It's not as expensive as Sydney, more cosmopolitan than Perth.

The center.

What I also liked was that traffic was bearable considering the size of the city. Brisbane is full of tunnels and bridges that often let you get out of the way of congestions and it relieves some spots you'd assume would be more problematic of much of the traffic.

I liked Brisbane.