Drone Videos of Brisbane

Here is an awesome aerial video of Brisbane, the great Australian city near the mouth of the river by the same name.  Brisbane is the capital of Queensland, the third most populous of Australia's seven states and its second largest by land area.  Contributor Hekticdrones used a DJI Mavic Pro to shoot this dawn-to-dusk montage of Australia's third largest city, whose metropolitan area is home to nearly 2.5 million people and which has one of the most impressive skylines of the cities of Australasia.

Check out these stunning drone views of Brisbane, Australia by AirVuz contributor and pilot Northeast Drone Productions.  The video opens with some excellent shots of the skyscrapers of the city's Central Business District, which lies along the left bank of the Brisbane River.  At the :35 mark, you'll see the Wheel of Brisbane Ferris Wheel, and at the 1:19 mark you'll see the Eagle Street Pier.  Australia's third-largest city and capital of the state of Queensland, Brisbane was recently picked as the host city for the 2032 Summer Olympics.

AirVuz contributor Oz Straya Panoramas shows the impressive capabilities of the Autel Lite drone with this excellent drone video from the Eleanor Schonell Bridge in Brisbane, Australia.  The cable-stayed bridge links the suburbs of Dutton Park and St. Lucia across the Brisbane River, more or less due south (and upriver) from the city's Central Business District.  Completed in 2006, the 1.3k ft. long (390 m) bridge is Australia's first which was designed strictly for buses, pedestrians, and bicyclists.   

Brisbane is the largest city in Australia's Queensland state,  which covers the northeast corner of the country.  In this video, top AirVuz content creator and pilot Paul Vlad flew his DJI Mavic Pro drone over Brisbane at sunrise, creating a marvelous aerial perspective of Australia's third largest urban area after Sydney and Melbourne, both of which lie to the south of Brisbane.  Brisbane sits on the Brisbane River, a few km/mi upstream of where it empties into Moreton Bay on the Coral Sea.

AirVuz contributor Oz Straya Panoramas used a DJI Air 3 drone to create this marvelous aerial view of one of the most-recognized landmarks of Brisbane, Australia: the Story Bridge.  Completed in 1940, the cantilever bridge spans the Brisbane River between the northern and southern suburbs of Australia's third-largest city, capital of the state of Queensland, and host of the 2032 Summer Olympics.  With a total length of about 2.5k ft. (777 m), it is the longest bridge of its type in the country.  

Check out this beautiful drone video from Brisbane, Australia, compliments of AirVuz contributor and pilot Gizmo Drones.  Filmed with the new ultra-light Autel Evo Nano+, the video opens with a shot looking west towards the Story Bridge, which spans the Brisbane River and is the longest cantilever bridge in Australia.  Starting at about the :20 mark, there's a nice shot of the bridge from a slightly different perspective, with a slow "reveal" of the city's CBD, which lies along the river's left bank just upstream from the bridge.  

AirVuz contributor and pilot Oz Straya Panoramas used an Autel Nano Lite drone to create this beautiful aerial view of Wellington Point near Brisbane, Australia.   Wellington Point is a peninsula which extends into the southern part of Moreton bay, about a dozen miles (22 km) to the southeast of the Brisbane Central Business District in the state of Queensland.  At certain times of the day, it's possible to walk past the tip of the peninsula to King Island, which becomes connected to the mainland at low tide.  

In this video, contributor and pilot Adam Macca uses a combination of ground and drone footage to give us a beautiful view of the Bayside area of Brisbane, the capital of Australia's Queensland state and the country's third-largest city after Sydney and Melbourne.  The term "Bayside" refers to the area southeast of central Brisbane  on Moreton Bay, the body of water into which the Brisbane River empties.  As you'll see in this video, it's a beautiful area, with many islands, countless recreational boats, and biking trails.  

While the name Cleveland is most associated with the industrial city of the Midwestern USA, in this video by AirVuz contributor SkyCinema you'll fly over another Cleveland on the other side of the world: Cleveland, Australia.  This Cleveland is part of the Shire of Redland, near the southern end of the (eastern) coast of the state of Queensland.  It's located in Moreton Bay, just south of the center of Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city after Sydney and Melbourne.  It's considered part of Greater Brisbane.    

Brand-new contributor SkyCinema brings us this excellent video of Brisbane, Australia, the recently-picked host of the 2032 Summer Olympics.  Shot with a combination of drone and ground-camera footage, the video opens with a shot facing the city's Botanic Gardens, which lie just south of the CBD on a tight bend in the Brisbane River.  Starting at the :30 mark, you'll see the Story Bridge, one of the city's most well-recognized sites.   Interspersed are some great shots of the CBD's office skyscrapers and the high-rise luxury apartments.  

AirVuz contributor Oz Straya Panoramas used an Autel Lite drone to create this beautiful aerial video of Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city and host for the 2032 Summer Olympics.  The video was filmed along the Brisbane River, which runs a roughly "W" shaped course through the Queensland capital, whose Central Business District lies along the river's left bank.  At the 1:13 mark (and again at 3:23), you'll see the Eleanor Schonell Bridge. which lies just upstream of the Brisbane CBD.  

AirVuz contributor Oz Straya Panoramas brings us this excellent drone video of one of the most well known bridges in Australia: the Story Bridge.  It spans the Brisbane River between the northern and southern suburbs of Brisbane, the capital of the state of Queensland and the country's third-largest city after Sydney and Melbourne.  Completed in 1940, it was the second of the city's river crossings.  With a total length of about 777 meters (around 2.5k ft.) it is the longest cantilevered bridge in Australia.