Kangaroo Point Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Kangaroo Point

Bring your adventurous side along with your well-worn backpack. It's time to see what Kangaroo Point is made of! A neighbourhood in Brisbane, it's a brilliant place to experience a different side of the Queensland capital. Up for meeting a few locals? No problemo. Around 2,200,000 people live in Brisbane. To make your way to Kangaroo Point from Brisbane Airport, grab a taxi and travel southwest for 13 kilometres. From the centre of Brisbane, it's 1 kilometre to the southeast.

With plenty of the city's attractions close by, Kangaroo Point is a sightseer's dream. From Queen Street Mall to the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, there's lots to keep visitors occupied. You should also experience Roma Street Parkland and Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium. For a better perspective of this lively city as a whole, spend time in the nearby neighbourhoods of Brisbane Central Business District and Brisbane.

Find a babysitter and swing by for some fun at the Treasury Casino, the Doomben Racecourse, the Eagle Farm Racecourse and the Castlemaine Perkins Brewery.

The Gallery of Modern Art, the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, the Queensland Cultural Centre and the Southbank Parklands are perfect for those looking to learn more about the area's culture.

Unwind as you potter through the thought-provoking art on display at the Queensland Art Gallery, the Institute of Modern Art and the QUT Art Museum. When you've finished, why not grab a coffee from a local café and contemplate your time there?

From hands-on activities to mind‐boggling objects and artifacts, museums have something for everyone. If you get stuck with some miserable weather, why not make your way over to the Queensland Museum, the Queensland Museum and Sciencentre, the MacArthur Museum Brisbane and the Queensland Military Memorial Museum?

What nicer way to end a day's activities than with a bite to eat and some entertainment? Check the programme listings at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, the Twelfth Night Theatre, Tivoli and the Gardens Theatre.

How about a few rounds of golf? Throw on a pair of khaki trousers, shine up your clubs and perform your best Jack Nicklaus impression at the Saint Lucia Golf Links, the Victoria Park Golf Complex and the Indooroopilly Golf Club.

Nothing beats travelling with the kids to keep you feeling young. Take them on an adventure to the State Library of Queensland and the Brisbane Square Library.

Little kids have a lot of energy. Fortunately, there are a handful of places in the local area you can take them to blow off some steam. The Wheel of Brisbane, the RNA Showgrounds and Frew Park are some popular choices.

Step outside and enjoy the vistas at Kangaroo Point Cliffs and Mt. Coot-Tha.

Keep an eye out for native flowers and plants as you journey through the appealing landscapes of the Brisbane Botanic Gardens and the Mt Coot-Tha Gardens.

If the hustle and bustle of city life is wearing you thin, recharge your batteries with a visit to one of the nearby parks. New Farm Park, Tsuki-yama-chisen Japanese Garden, Centenary Place and Mowbray Park are great places to kick off your shoes and relax.

The best way to remember your holiday is by returning home with a few mementoes. See what's on offer at Emporium, The Markets, Chinatown Mall and Davies Park.

Story Bridge, Tower Mill, QUT Old Government House and the ANZAC Square War Memorial are sure to impress any visiting history buffs. Do some research beforehand so you can fully appreciate these important places.

Discover the region's spiritual side or just take a moment in the quiet surroundings of St. Stephens Cathedral, St. John's Anglican Cathedral, St. Andrew's Uniting Church and Albert Street Uniting Church.

Dress in orange and black and watch soccer team the Brisbane Roar in action at Suncorp Stadium. As this stadium is also the home arena of the Brisbane Broncos and the Queensland Reds, it's a good idea to check the lineup of this popular sporting hub and time your holiday with a big game.

Hotels in Kangaroo Point

You don't need to pay top dollar to have a good night's rest in Kangaroo Point. The Fern Cottage B&B, located at 89 Fernberg Road, and the Ibis Budget Brisbane Airport, found at 18 Navigator Place, Cnr. Nudgee Road, are both relaxing and cheap as chips. You may also want to consider the Founda Gardens Apartments and the Spicers Balfour Hotel. These upmarket hotels are for those who want to live a life of leisure and luxury while they're here.