How to Safely Move to Brisbane - Complete Movie Guide

Brisbane has been a draw for students and immigrants for some time. But what's big? Oh, not much: it's just full of green spaces, weekend farmers' markets, and world-class beachfront doors. Here are 6 things you need to know before moving to Brisbane.

1. Mild winter

With its subtropical climate, winter is really not an event. If you live in Bryce, a sweater (sweater for Australians) or a light jacket will do just fine. However, summer is a very different event. Hot and humid, you'll want to spend your Brisbane summer near the pool or the beach. To stay cool in Queensland and avoid the scorching sun, wear plenty of sunscreens, long-sleeved shirts, wide-brimmed hats and sunglasses.

2. Good for a city

While Brisbane has a population of around 2.5 million, the city itself is geographically huge. The downside is that you need to plan ahead when crossing the city, especially if you take public transportation. On? There is a sense of space and relaxed atmosphere that does not match the "too busy to care" atmosphere found in other capital cities.

3. Get your go card

Speaking of public transport, TransLink is Brisbane's integrated bus, rail and ferry system. To use it, take a battery card and tap and turn off your TransLink service in Greater Brisbane and the neighboring areas of Ipswich, Gold Coast and Sunny Beach. Simply top-up your card online, by phone, at train stations, bus stations, or at over 1500 retailers in the region.

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4. Press the button to leave the train

The train system in Brisbane is great and all, but there's one thing that makes hiring difficult all the time: you have to push a button on the train to be released. Weird isn't it? You always notice a train user for the first time, obediently standing behind closed doors, confused as to why he doesn't open. It is good that you never let yourself be deceived!

5. It is the capital of a big country

Friends, Brisbane is the capital city of Queensland, the Australian state which is more than 4.5 times the size of all of Germany. So remember to take your time if you want to continue your journey to Queensland. For reference, Brisbane is more than 1,100 kilometers from the Great Barrier Reef and Sydney is more than 1,000 kilometers away.

6. Weekend getaways galore

However, there are plenty of places to explore nearby. Brisbane is conveniently located between two world-class beaches - Sunny Beach to the north and Gold Coast to the south - so locals are spoiled for choice for a weekend getaway. But the sea is not everything. There are mountains (think Lamington National Park, Mountain House, Mount Tambourine) and ancient cities (Maleni, Montville, Mount Nebo, Stanthorpe) and islands (Fraser, Stradbrock, Briby, Moreton) to explore.

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