King Edward Park — Attraction in Brisbane City

At twilight you can see possums and bats in the trees, which might be a novelty if you are an overseas visitor. But be careful, today I saw syringes on the footpath. The free with fi service is sparatic, doesn't always connect. Perhaps it would be more interesting.if they let native animals roam around. Have bird feedings, parakeets lorikeets and rosellas. Turquoise birds and exotic species. The public art needs up dating. I was told at art school it should be replaced every ten years, a sign of prosperity in...

Relaxing little park in the centre of a hustling and bustling city. It's on a slope, so can be a bit of a climb. There's stairs, don't worry. Not many people there. Most people are just walking thru. There are some benches. Graffitied but relatively clean. Some broken glass on the grass so be careful. Don't do something silly cos there's high risers surrounding the park,...

An easy place to unwind and enjoy some greenery. The scenery is pleasant, and the park feels spacious enough to avoid crowds most of the time. Paths for walking and jogging are convenient, though some sections are uneven. It’s mostly quiet, but certain areas near the entrance can get busy. Overall, it’s a solid option for a weekend stroll or a casual meet-up...