The Heritage listed Ferry terminal built 1922.
It was such a nice day outside that after a bit of a sleep in and some morning exercise we decide to explore a new place. Bulimba is an inner suburbs of Brisbane less than 10km from the central business district on the South side of the Brisbane river. The Yuggera Aboriginal people called this area Toogoolawah after the bend in the river but it is now known as Bulimba which is the Aboriginal word for Magpie or Peewee.
The Brisbane River ferry system.
Oxford street has a pretty trendy vibe and there are lots of café and restaurants.
Some great food options for a late breakfast and coffee.
Bulimba Memorial Park was right in the middle of everything and had some large trees.
We loved the way the trees had grown its own roots and branches to support itself.
It was amazing to see the tree sort of tunnel the walk way.
The community notice board.
Quit a few of the older buildings have been protected and preserved as part of a heritage trail.
The Peewee and Magpies art works after which the area was named.
This Aboriginal painting was at the community centre which had a second hand opportunity shop as well.
After eating and walking the length of Oxford street we walked along the the river front to Bulimba Riverside park. It was cool in the shade but beautiful in the winter sunshine.
The city cat ferry's would be a good way to explore Brisbane and its riverside suburbs, you could easily spend all day hoping on and off, exploring everything along this river city. Thanks for reading.