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rental period: 7 days
Brisbane City Commercials has all the leading brands of car rentals available and some fantastic vehicles to choose from
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Car rentals recommended for you
Hybrid / Electric cars
Toyota Camry Hybrid
Touring5 Doors
5 Seats
3Suitcases
A/C
Automatic
Hybrid/Electric
US$ 138.79 /day
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
SUVs5 Doors
5 Seats
2Suitcases
A/C
Automatic
Hybrid/Electric
US$ 111.00 /day
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
SUVs5 Doors
5 Seats
2Suitcases
A/C
Automatic
Hybrid/Electric
US$ 111.08 /day
Four easy car rental steps
1. Select a vehicle
Enter the location and time to search for a great range of vehicles.
12. Fill in the booking form
Enter your personal information carefully to ensure there are no problems later.
23. Order confirmation
Complete the reservation and confirm the booking.
34. Pick up the vehicle
Print the voucher and check you have all the relevant documents you need to collect your rental.
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Map of Brisbane City Commercials car hire points
Address: 111 Cullen Avenue Eagle Farm 4009 QLD
Phone: +61 7 3268 2418
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Address: 111 Cullen Avenue Eagle Farm 4009 QLD
Phone: +61 7 3268 2418
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City/town
Places to visit in Brisbane
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary, home to over 100 koalas and 70 species of other Australian native animals. Established in 1927, the sanctuary offers guests the opportunity to get up close and personal with the wildlife in a natural, intimate setting. From koala holds to kangaroo feeding, free-flight raptor shows and sheepdog demonstrations, there is something for everyone.
Cultural Centre on South Bank
Located just across the river from the Brisbane CBD, the Queensland Cultural Centre is the arts and cultural hub of Brisbane. It is home to the State’s leading arts and cultural institutions such a as Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Museum and State Library of Queensland. Together with the South Bank Parklands, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre and neighbouring institutions such as the Queensland Conservatorium, the Centre forms a concentration of cultural, educational, retail and recreational facilities.
Brisbane Botanic Gardens
The Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mount Coot-tha are Queensland's premier subtropical botanic gardens. Founded in 1970 and officially opened in 1976, the 56-hectare gardens are open daily and entry is free. These 56-hectare gardens are situated seven kilometres from the city centre, and offer a variety of environments including the largest collection of Australian native rainforest trees in the world and natural wildlife. The Brisbane Botanic Gardens features a Japanese Garden, Tropical Dome, Children’s Playground.
Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art
No visit to Brisbane would be complete without a visit to the famous Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA). Located in the heart of Brisbane’s arts and culture precinct of South Bank, the galleries hold more than 19,000 pieces of art from all over the world. In addition, the museum also offers a dedicated Children’s Art Centre and an onsite cinema where you can watch rare and fascinating films and videos.
Queen Street Mall
Queen Street Mall is a shopping and lifestyle precinct located in the heart of Brisbane City. Home to Queensland’s largest selection of fashion, along the open-air pedestrian mall you can shop an unrivalled mix of more than 700 stores. Queen Street Mall has long been considered Brisbane’s city heart – a place to meet up with friends and family and to seek entertainment and fun. Big names and flagships take up street frontage, while smaller boutiques and stores are tucked inside world-class shopping centres and heritage-listed arcades on the mall.
Eat Street Northshore
There is nothing like Eat Street anywhere in the world - a special one of a kind experience they created for you to enjoy. Priceless city and river views saturate and surround the 180 dining and entertainment shipping containers that add a blazing coloured landmark to the Brisbane and South East Queensland dining and entertainment scene. It's a special place that reflects everything about Queensland and Brisbane's sub-tropical way of life.