Wheel of Brisbane

Cultural Forecourt, Russell Street, South Bank Brisbane , Queensland, Australia
  • Traveler Rating 4.00
    105 reviews 19 travel blogs 44 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Amusement/theme park, Landmark/point of interest

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    14of 95 attractions in Brisbane

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  • 1

    Tropical Queensland!!!!

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    After about 2 and a half hours we arrived into Brisbane then we were faced with a walk to our hostel which was 'Banana Benders' - did we choose this hostel because of the name? of course we did!!!!

    After we had checked in we did some supemarket shopping in coles for the next couple of days then did our laundry - exciting afternoon!

  • 2

    The diverse city of Brisbane.

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    After three nights 'campervaning it', it was good to get into the more conventional type of accommodation. We were feeling very cramped and were literally getting in each other's way. We were staying with the Charge's in Brisbane and were greeted by Grant and Barb, who were very welcoming and did their best to make us feel comfortable and at home. …

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  • 1

    Killing Time in Brisvegas

    ... very little, pure money saving mode. I had very little response from the emails I sent out the other day so decided to get out of Brisbane and try my luck in Cairns. The LP states there is "tourism" and "fishing trawlers" work at this time of year, so ...

  • 2

    A Little bit of England in Oz

    6 photos

    ... rat runs and everyone stops immediately they see you on a pedestrian crossing. I am very impressed and really pleased to be behind the wheel of a car again. Our next stop was Tamworth, the Country Music Capital of NSW, except that we couldn't find any ...

  • 3

    Day 55 Brisbane

    ... in we walked to Riverside to take a ferry to South Bank. There were many restaurants and cafes. First, we went on The Wheel of Brisbane (a ferris wheel –not as big as The London Eye.) It was evening so we saw all the city lights. Then we picked a ...

  • 4

    Skyscrapers in London style

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    ... destroyed during the recent cyclone. It is still nice to wander along: there are nice cafes, skyline views, and the Wheel of Brisbane (looks just like a smaller version of the London Eye). The interesting museums are also located on this bank of the ...

  • 5

    Great... the top bunk...

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    ... before how similar parts of Australia are to London... and Brisbane is no different complete with its "London Eye" wheel!!! The Wheel of Brisbane (it's true name!!) is a 60-metre-tall (200 ft) transportable Ferris wheel installation erected as ...

  • 6

    Tranquillity in the Mountains

    86 photos

    ... room for a shower cubicle. Then behind these rooms will be the bedroom area and a ramp at the back for the trike. The front wheel of the trike sits under the bed so Max has spent time making a frame for the bed with enough room for the trike wheel and ...

  • 7

    Girlie day and bright lights...

    31 photos

    ... by day and then by night.... the best way to achieve this.... doing the tourist thing.... yes you guessed it "The Wheel of Brisbane"... this moves much faster than the one in London but has such great views of the city... we time or at least try to ...

  • 8

    Crikey.....its a ur birthday

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    ... here as well as streets beach. Streets beach is an artificial beach that even has its own lifeguards. We then saw the wheel of brisbane quite like the london eye. Our last adventure that evening was the gallery of modern art which was so much fun. It ...

  • 9

    Brisbane

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    ... weeks but we didn't let him go with throwing him the first of his surprise 30th birthday parties. We also did the Wheel of Brisbane and walked through the Botanic gardens and saw where they host the moonlight cinema.   After Paul left us ...

  • 10

    Cheesed Off

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    ... end of the South Bank Parklands. Once all the commotion had died down, we made our way along the river front, past the Wheel of Brisbane, until we came across Streets Beach. This artificial beach, built in the middle of the city, was packed with locals ...