When to travel in Turkey? Spring is best, autumn next, then summer, last winter.
In 2010, Istanbul is a European Capital of Culture, with many special events. More...
SPRING
Spring (April, May, through mid-June) is prime because the weather is moderate throughout the country, the days are long, and the tourist rush hasn't begun. April can be rainy, though.
AUTUMN
Autumn (mid-September through October) is second best with mostly mild weather, but the days are shorter, and rain may begin again in October.
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SUMMER
Summer (mid-June, July, August, through mid-September) is quite hot in five of Turkey's seven distinct climatic regions, though usually rainless, and cool inland in the evenings.
WINTER
Winter (November, December, January, February, March) is chill and rainy everywhere except the southeast, but with lower prices and fewer tourists.
Weather & Climatic Regions: Turkey has seven distinct weather and climate zones. More...
Tom's Turkish Almanac: The Turkish year, month by month, with climate, holidays and special events. More...
Official National Holidays: The short list.
Islamic Holidays: They're 11 days earlier every year, and they change travel patterns, so you need to know about them. More...
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Brisbane Travel Tips
Brisbane travel tips
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* facts about Brisbane
Road signs
See also...
* 24 hour Brisbane
* Getting connected in Brisbane
* Statistics
* Getting to Brisbane
* Must see places for visitors
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These handy tips should help make your Brisbane experience all the more enjoyable.
Accessibility
The Access Brisbane website has comprehensive guides to access, facilities and resources to assist Brisbane visitors and residents with disabilities.
Accommodation
Visit our accommodation section to browse and book accommodation in Brisbane.
Alcohol
It is illegal for people below 18 years of age to be sold alcohol. If you are planning to visit bars, nightclubs or restaurants in Brisbane, make sure you have proof of age (such as a passport) with you.
Beach Safety
Brisbane has an abundance of beautiful beaches on its doorstep, but always check that conditions are safe before entering the water. It's best to swim at patrolled beaches, in between the red and yellow flags and there are many beaches protected by shark nets. Don't forget the sunscreen!
Climate and weather
With predominantly hot summers and mild winters the Brisbane climate promotes outdoor activities and a subtropical lifestyle. The table below gives average maximum and minimum temperatures for Brisbane.
More like this:
* facts about Brisbane
Road signs
See also...
* 24 hour Brisbane
* Getting connected in Brisbane
* Statistics
* Getting to Brisbane
* Must see places for visitors
Share
These handy tips should help make your Brisbane experience all the more enjoyable.
Accessibility
The Access Brisbane website has comprehensive guides to access, facilities and resources to assist Brisbane visitors and residents with disabilities.
Accommodation
Visit our accommodation section to browse and book accommodation in Brisbane.
Alcohol
It is illegal for people below 18 years of age to be sold alcohol. If you are planning to visit bars, nightclubs or restaurants in Brisbane, make sure you have proof of age (such as a passport) with you.
Beach Safety
Brisbane has an abundance of beautiful beaches on its doorstep, but always check that conditions are safe before entering the water. It's best to swim at patrolled beaches, in between the red and yellow flags and there are many beaches protected by shark nets. Don't forget the sunscreen!
Climate and weather
With predominantly hot summers and mild winters the Brisbane climate promotes outdoor activities and a subtropical lifestyle. The table below gives average maximum and minimum temperatures for Brisbane.
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