Is THIS the MOST LIVABLE CITY in the WORLD? 🇦🇺 Brisbane Australia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- Welcome to Brisbane! One of the most livable places in Australia and the host of the Brisbane Olympics 2032, so jump on the Brisbane wagon whilst you can!
Brisbane is a very new and modern city in the centre of Australia and sits as the capital of the tropical state of Queensland. For travellers, I can understand why Brisbane isn't many people's favourite place in Australia and neither mine! However, looking at Brisbane from a potential-living perspective, it is definitely a very interesting and livable city. Maybe even perfect?
Unlike other parts of Australia, and unlike Sydney, Brisbane does not have access to the beach. HOWEVER! Brisbane does host an artificial city beach and is only around 1 hour south of the Sunshine Coast and 1 hour north of the fabled Gold Coast. This ideal position on the map means that Brisbane hosts a modern, clean and professional vibe, whilst having access to more wild places such as the Gold Coast and natural wonders such as the Sunshine Coast, Fraser Island and the endless beaches that come with this.
Moreover, due to its position, the weather in Brisbane is very stable all year round and warm all year round. Not as hot, humid and tropical as Cairns, and not as wet and windy as Sydney in the Winter months.
So, would you move here?
Decide for yourself, give the video a watch and let me know in the comments below if you live, have lived or plan to live in Brisbane - the new Australia!
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Thanks for capturing the vibe of Brisbane so well - kudos! A tip for visitors to Brisbane- take a trip on the Rivercats, which are the inexpensive public transport large catamarans which glide up and down the river from University of Queensland in the south, through South Bank and the city, all the way up to Hamilton. There’s even free cross river ferries in the city centre called Kitty Cats. Easy, inexpensive and scenic way to get around.
Thank you for your advice. Glad you enjoyed !!
Welcome home mate! Thank you for loving my beautiful city!
Haha thank you!! Might move there soon!
You’re always welcome and you only just scratched the surface!
Glad u liked it 🎉
Thank you!!!
Piss off...
I enjoyed seeing my city through your eyes, I hope you enjoy your time in oz
Thank you!!
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THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!! I have been strongly desiring a solo trip to AU, so to see how well you have nevigated and enjoyed your time there.... I be over there soon!! haha!🥰🥰🥰
Great glad you enjoyed! You will have an amazing time for sure
Gotta say, your intros are always great! but so are the vlogs as well! Keep up the good work
Thank you for your word Cythis
Amazing walk 😍
Keep going
Respect from Pakistan
Thank you I hope you enjoyed!! Don't forget to subscribe!! I'll be coming to Pakistan later this year
@@PrinzameerTravels Most welcome, Nice to hear. 😊👍
I think if any tourist from the UK visited Brisbane in July or August they would want to move. A Brisbane winter would be sunnier and warmer than the British summer they’d just left.
Yes exactly. I can't find a reason not to move!!! I went in December
@@PrinzameerTravels well we have a huge Doctor shortage (& nurses & pretty much every kind of health professional) so…😉
@kayelle8005 in Australia??! Really? All UK doctors are moving to Australia so don't worry we are coming to save you 🤣
Maybe 2026 for me!! 🎊 🎉❤
Fingers crossedddd
Loved Brisbane!
Weirdly there’s almost 4 million people in the South East Queensland area 😂 But yeah the city can feel quiet sometimes :)
Hhaha that's not much at all! I think there's double that in London
@@PrinzameerTravels Last time I checked England was at 60 million people I think? London has around 10. Australia is at about 27 million as a country so just shy of Canada, But yeah I guess it’s more due to population density than anything, Australia’s just a large place with not alot of people, But definitely a place to grow!
@@Josh-is8it I'm on my way then!! Lots to grow 😅
@Josh-is8it I think it's about 68million with 11million in London
which accommodation did you stay in please? What hostels do you recommend for a visitor/traveller???
Literally any of them are fine. In brisbane I stayed at YHA. Depends on the location though. Have a look at my other videos for the hostels I stayed in there
I can DEFFO raise a family in this nice (not too busy) area of AU, compared to Sydney
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Population is 27 million currently
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Brisbane has also rental crises, even worse than Melbourne, the property in the recent time risen to Melbourne level and they say that Brisbane will be more expensive than Melbourne in the near future, Melbourne has more immigrants from 3rd world countries, but Brisbane has strong interstate immigration mostly from Melbourne and Sydney rather than outbound one. I give Brisbane another 10-15 years to became same city like Melbourne today! Melbourne is the most populated city in Australia and is growing, you will find most newcomers in Melbourne from India and Asia, so unbalanced immigration and I allow to say that Melbourne will soon look like those countries.
Thanks for your insight
They said that about Melbourne when the Greeks and Italian community arrived, brisbane is younger and understands diversity
You may do well visiting some of those 'third world' countries as you call it. Not as primitive as you think. Here's a good lesson for you, if our western countries didn't invade and exploit these countries historically, they wouldn't be moving to the West. My family included.
U should have been wearing a hat.
Never been to Cannes and didn't know it was a scuba diving hotspot.
Not Cannes in France haha. Cairns in the North of Australia
@@PrinzameerTravels Cairns pronounced Cans 😁
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Brisbane is ok…. But it’s not Perth….
I guess I'll have to visit soon then!!
@@PrinzameerTravels The best beaches in Australia too!
For even more totally spectacular beaches.. look up Esperance in South West Australia! Lucky Bay, Hellfire Bay etc. Voted World's best in 2023 👍..& see the Roos on it also 🦘🏖️
@@PrinzameerTravels I liked Perth. Brisbanite here. They just had their hottest summer on record though. Over 40c for several consecutive weeks but like Sicily or Spain or Greece it's a dry heat I went in May. Lovely place to visit but I would miss the mountains and rainforest of south east Qld. WHAT TO SEE? Fremantle jail and maritime museum to see the Batavia wreck, Rottnest Island (Pinky Beach is doable before the boat returns to Perth), Margaret River wineries, Pemberton to climb 1/2 way up the Gloucester Tree, (I went in 2010 when the top was still open), Albany, & the Pinnacles at Cervantes. If time, Esperance and Kalbarri. I managed to see Kalbarri but ran out of time for Esperance. It's always the way that you need more time than you actually have. Allow 3 weeks for all of the above. Wave Rock at Hyden if time permits. Kings Park in Perth too.
Perth is great, I lived there for a while (I am from Brisbane). The only problem is that it is so far away. My family were all over east. If my family was there, I would never have left.
@@user-lm1re1sw2e You can see more of Rottnest if you use the hop on-hop off bus service. Never hire a bike if you're only on a day trip.
Great video . Melbourne is highly overrated btw just came back from my yearly visit . I’m a Qlder. Unless you go to Melbourne to see major sports events, Melbourne is very dirty and shabby now with a puddly little creek they call a river .. unless you like graffiti on every post and corner or wall, ( and I’m talking tagging NOT art) you will question who decided it was a most livable city . The only great things about Melbourne are the trams and sport . Melbourne can’t compare to the stunning Sydney and Brisbane and Perth are way more livable and pretty. We have pride in our cities, something Melbourne has lost over the last twenty years.
Good to know. Yes it was definitely a very nice place
Really, I think some one is a little prejudice. You mean the arts scene and theatre. Shabby??? Piddly creek Someone is jealous. Brisbane is plastic, lacks public transport, the theatre scene is just bad. Your river is so big is because you have had tons of rain in the last few months. They are even begging people to go up there as tourists. Melbourne has community and people actually are friendly. Brisbane fine to visit but not to live there.
@mithrasrevisited4873 thanks for your insight
@@PrinzameerTravels There is a lot of petty, parochial rivalry between all Australian capital cities. Especially between Sydney and Melbourne. All of them have good and bad parts to live/visit. Sydney also rubbishes Brisbane. Melbourne disses Adelaide, and Perth disses all of the eastern capital cities. It's unusual for Melbournites to rubbish Brisbane, unless provoked. Personally I prefer Melbourne over Sydney. Generally Sydney is too crowded with gridlock traffic, has unfriendly people (especially at Mascot Airport) and very expensive. Add 25% to Brisbane prices. Melbourne is perhaps the funkiest city in Australia. Best coffee, good public transport, plenty of daytrips within 200km, a thriving arts scene and friendlier people overall than Sydney. Sydney people make a joke that people that move from Sydney and Melbourne to Brisbane improve the iq of all 3 cities!
@@user-lm1re1sw2e I hear this!! And as a coffee lover I was so sad to have not gone to Melbourne
The distance from Sydney to China is about the same ( a BIT less) than from San Francisco to China, SO that myth is busted.
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@@PrinzameerTravels Your remark about Asian food, saying it is because Austrlia is closer to China, Hey I think your video is great, I would personally prefer Gold Coast to Byron, do you know that the static popluation of Gold Coast is 800,000 but the month by month tourist population is a constant one million.
@HenriHattar ah yess. Sorry you are right but I guess I meant more well connected and having closer ties and immigration
You don't need to go all the way to China to experience Chinese food. KL eg has great Chinese, Indian, Nonya and European food, & is 6,611 km from Sydney compared with 13,582 km from San Francisco & 10,546 km from London. Brisbane is slightly closer at 6,458 km.
@@user-lm1re1sw2e Not sure where you get your information from, but Sydney to China ia about km9,156 , San Fran about Km 10,220...so about the same, London Km7,770 Glad you dont organise my international flights.
Do your research MELBOURNE has won 3 TIMES in a row the most LIVABLE CITY WORLDWIDE! Brisbane has not once won this award. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for your input
Melbourne is a shithole, always has been, always will be, but it is better than Sydney. Thank god I don't live in either of those cities anymore.
Prefer Brisbane to live then Melbourne
I find Brisbane very plastic. Lack of public transport around the city. Melbourne has one of the largest tram system in the world. The arts and music scene is one of the best with the comedy festival now happening.
Hmm interesting perspective. But I found Brisbane very easy to get around by walking whilst still having that city vibe. But I get your point. Yet to visit Melbourne!
Yep, though Melbourne has crap weather...& crap beaches.
You needed to find all the Brisbane deadicated pediatrician and cycle ways. They are all through and around Brisbane. With very beautiful veiws. Australia's population is 25 million. Brisbane population is 2 million.
Put in your immigration application, become an Aussie.
I'm on it!!!