The Best Places to Meet Single Women in Brisbane, Australia

Brisbane, more commonly referred to as the ‘Sunshine State’ or ‘Brizzie’, is the capital of Queensland; the second-largest and third-most-populous state in the Commonwealth of Australia. A city bustling with activity, as well as a popular tourist attraction, Brisbane is a great spot for anyone looking for romance. Situated on the Brisbane River and surrounded by misty, azure hills, Brisbane is known for its scenic beauty and temperate climate. Having an (originally indigenous) population dating back more than thirty-two thousand years, the city has a rich and fascinating history. Luckily, with its multitude of museums, historic landmarks, and heritage sites, Brisbane has no shortage of exhibitions to help broaden your knowledge; or help you show off what you already know.

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A definite must-visit is the Queensland Museum, currently operating on five separate campuses (at South Brisbane, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Townsville and Wooloongabba.). Known as a museum of natural history, cultural heritage, science (and human) achievement, the Queensland Museum attracts history-aficionados of every possible background. Home to such iconic exhibits as the Discovery Centre exhibit, the Gladiators: Heroes of the Colosseum exhibit, and the Lost Creatures exhibit (which features a host of life-like dinosaur replicas), the museum is sure to inspire visitors with a feeling of awe, and it is this very feeling that enables the perfect opportunity to jump-start a conversation with some woman who piques your interest.

If your interests are geared more towards art, you could always visit the neighboring Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (often abbreviated to QAGOMA), which is only a short walking distance away. Here, iconic pieces by such artists as Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Aleks Danko, are displayed inside a wide-open, modern interior. Pieces such as Ginger Riley Munduwalawala’s ‘Garimala’ (or ‘The Two Snakes’) are exhibited, and open up the possibility for you to ask: “So, what do you think? Is this surrealism, or a subject of the abstract?” You can use this question, or really anything polite and friendly, as a way to get to know some of the other museum visitors.

A more hands-on approach to Brisbane’s history might well be found at the Queensland Rail, inside a steam engine named Betty. This was the last steam locomotive to be built in Australia. “This is pretty cool, isn’t it?” seems like the perfect way to spark up small-talk, and this could easily lead to something more. The idyllic train-ride (yes, it still runs!) also serves as a wonderful opportunity to take some pictures (or ask someone to help out) - especially during sunrise and sunset. Stuck on a one-hour train ride; what better time is there to mingle? Women are likely to be open to being approached, as you know they aren't in a rush. Read social cues and pay attention for signs of flirting.

If you’re more inclined towards outdoor activities, you’d be well-advised to take part in O'Reilly's Lamington National Park and Tree Top Canopy Tour. Part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Godwana Rainforests of Australia, this National Park is definitely a fun destination for exploring Queensland’s subtropical beauty. Soak up spectacular views of the glistering Pacific Ocean from atop your perch of Mt Tambourine, all the while surrounded by flocks of bowerbirds, wedge tailed-eagles, Albert lyrebirds, and flocks of neon red-and-green king parrots on a treetop canopy walk. The tour is of the full-day variety (clocking in at around nine hours and thirty minutes), so if you hit things off early with a woman, you have the entire day to spend getting to know each other.

Brisbane also caters to those attracted to the water; with more than its fair share of beaches to explore. Coolangatta, located off the Gold Coast, is one of the most popular, being the only beach across the road from a cinema. So, when the middle of the day hits and the UV rays are simply too much to handle, you can always check the movie times and cool down in the AC.

Surfers should consider looking into Brisbane’s Main Beach, located at North Stradbroke Island. Perfect for both the experienced and brand new surfer, Main Beach is a  stretch of white-washed sands and azure blue waves. You’re more than likely to run into some other ‘beach bums’ (surfer lingo for... well, surfers), so be sure to ask for help if you’re not sure you’ve got the hang of surfing just yet; or offer advice to others if you’re more experienced.

Then there is the Brisbane night-life scene, which is far from lacking. The MET, for example, is one of Brisbane's larger venues, spanning three levels and five bars. Usually a hub for commercial dance music, with interstate and international acts passing through each weekend, the club also hosts house and techno music events.

As you enter through the oversized, achromatic-wood doors, you are immediately thrust into the raving calamity of the Bamboo bar. Showing off floor-to-ceiling murals painted by renowned street artists, you’ll definitely get a feel of the atmosphere. A line up of impressive DJ’s is part of the bar’s resident; though the MET Main Room is where the real party takes place. With a long list of Hall-of-Fame worthy guests (including the likes of Skrillex, Gorillaz, Carl Cox, Hardwell, Steve Aoki, Dillon Francis, Oliver Heldens, Marshmello, G Easy, Hermitude, Carnage, Tchami, and Klingande), the Main Stage is the pinnacle of electronic and live music in, not only Brisbane, but all of Queensland. Charged with the infectious air of gyrating bodies, bone-rattling beats, and a drink or two in hand, you’ll be able to find yourself a woman to dance with in no time! This is a setting where you can really let go of your inhibitions and cut loose.

Brisbane, with all of its latent charm, is the ideal place for you to find yourself a love-interest. It’s all about putting yourself out there, engaging in new activities, or going to places that you never thought you would, and inviting others to share the experience with you.