Brisbane City

📅 Travel Itinerary I'll share the itinerary of one weekend during my study abroad! First of all, cafes in Brisbane close around 2pm, and many other restaurants close early, so be careful! Day 1: Walking around Brisbane City Morning at O ​​bagel (as the name suggests, the bagels are excellent) Walking around the city, you can see many large churches⛪️ Walking to SouthBank, the Brisbane Monument and the artificial beach were wonderful! For lunch, we went to Guzman y Gomez-Albert Lane (a Mexican restaurant that my friend who was on a working holiday highly praised🌮) After dinner, we went to the Sky Deck of The Star Brisbane, a building that was just completed last year. You can get a panoramic view of Brisbane and it's really beautiful. After a short break, we took the ferry to Eat street market. The ferry ride was fun and the view was great! At Eat Street Market, you can buy food from various countries for $6 to enter. There were also three live performance stages, so we could enjoy the shows while eating. The second day was also early, so that was the end of the first day. Day 2: We went to Australia Zoo. Since I was studying abroad, I cooked all my meals myself. I took the train early in the morning. Unlike Japanese zoos, I thought the animals lived in an environment that was a little closer to nature. I was able to see a lot of animals moving around, and touch kangaroos and koalas. They were so cute~🐨 Also, various animal shows were held at different times. My favorites were the tiger🐅 and crocodile🐊 shows. #australiatrip #australia