The Gallery of Modern Art — GOMA — on the South Bank is a popular art museum, its collection of Australian and international modern art housed in an architecturally distinguished building right on the Brisbane River. The South Bank Parklands adjacent to GOMA offer the remarkable Streets Beach — a man-made lagoon beach in the middle of a capital city that is free to swim in year-round — alongside restaurants, cycling paths, and a pleasant riverside promenade. The Fortitude Valley neighbourhood, just north of the CBD, has evolved from Brisbane's entertainment district into a creative quarter of galleries, independent cinemas, boutiques, and acclaimed restaurants that reflects the city's broadening cultural ambitions. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, 12 kilometres from the city, is the world's largest koala sanctuary and one of Queensland's most-visited wildlife experiences. The Queen's Wharf precinct, transformed from the CBD's old government buildings into an integrated resort and public space, has added a new dimension to Brisbane's waterfront. Sofitel Brisbane Central with pool, gym, and spa on Turbot Street occupies one of the CBD's most prestigious addresses, combining French luxury with the Sofitel brand's art de vivre in a city that is rapidly discovering its own version of that philosophy. Novotel Brisbane South Bank with pool and gym sits within the South Bank Cultural Precinct itself — GOMA, the Museum, and the State Library all within a short stroll. Pullman Brisbane King George Square with pool and gym overlooks King George Square — the civic heart of Brisbane.