SOUTH BRISBANE
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THE AREA
A bustling cultural hotspot by day and thriving foodie scene by night, South Brisbane is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse entertainment offerings. With picturesque views over Brisbane’s CBD, it’s not hard to see why this culturally-rich area attracts a crowd.
Lifestyle
Home to some of Brisbane’s most renowned museums, galleries and performing arts centre as well as reputable medical facilities and educational institutions, this postcode-proud neighbourhood has established itself as a firm favourite.
The South Bank precinct is known for its dining and bar culture, with some of Brisbane’s most notable chefs at the helm of top tier eateries clustered along the river’s edge, many boasting unbeatable views across the Brisbane river and the city horizon. Away from the river’s edge, Fish Lane is an eclectic hot spot of eateries, bars and cafés. This constantly-changing strip also features a courtyard for food truck gatherings, product launches and markets.
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Home to some of Brisbane’s most renowned museums, galleries and performing arts centre as well as reputable medical facilities and educational institutions, this postcode-proud neighbourhood has established itself as a firm favourite.
The South Bank precinct is known for its dining and bar culture, with some of Brisbane’s most notable chefs at the helm of top tier eateries clustered along the river’s edge, many boasting unbeatable views across the Brisbane river and the city horizon. Away from the river’s edge, Fish Lane is an eclectic hot spot of eateries, bars and cafés. This constantly-changing strip also features a courtyard for food truck gatherings, product launches and markets.
From the day and night designer and lifestyle markets with live performances and gourmet food offerings on Stanley Street to the beloved Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), locals are truly spoilt for choice when it comes to entertainment. Add the generous public green spaces, meandering walking paths that hug the river’s edge and the famous South Bank Lagoon, a man-made beach on the river’s edge, to the mix and locals have very little reason to venture far from home.
With no shortage of apartment living, many of which boast river views, South Brisbane still has small pockets of suburban living that push the boundaries into neighbouring West End and Woolloongabba. Although locals have access to world-class facilities on their doorstep, when they need to they can access Brisbane’s CBD via the South Bank Precinct ferry terminal.
A vibrant hub every day of the week, South Brisbane offers an unparalleled lifestyle for those that love to be amongst the action.
Neighbours
South Brisbane oozes a youthful vibe, with plenty of activity throughout the week, reaching its peak over the weekends and evenings. The neighbourhood attracts independent professionals looking for an exciting and culturally rich area in which to live.
Neighbours
South Brisbane oozes a youthful vibe, with plenty of activity throughout the week, reaching its peak over the weekends and evenings. The neighbourhood attracts independent professionals looking for an exciting and culturally rich area in which to live.
Area features
BRISBANE’S CULTURAL PRECINCT
South Brisbane is a cultural hub, featuring Brisbane’s internationally recognised art galleries, museums and performing arts centre. Day and night markets are a regular event, boosting local Brisbane talent in the art and fashion scenes.
FISH LANE
Slightly tucked away from the big smoke, Fish Lane is an eclectic hot spot of eateries, bars and cafés. This constantly-changing strip also features a courtyard for events such as food truck gatherings, product launches and markets.
LOCATION AND TRANSPORT
South Brisbane’s location is ideal for those who seek an active lifestyle in close proximity to Brisbane CBD. The surrounding suburbs and city centre are easily accessible via train, bus or the CityCat ferry which also connects to the popular Hamilton Portside Precinct.
