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The Valley aka The Entertainment Precint is famous for its nightlife offering great food, live music, bars, clubs and so much more... And on the weekends during the day there are Arts & Crafts Markets along Brunswick Street offering hand made products , fashion clothing, live band and so much more. Lifestyle at its best.

Situated between bustling Brunswick and the trendy James St precinct, this street offers the gateway between the exciting nightlife of The Valley and the boutique stores, restaurants and entertainment of James Street. Perfect for those looking to experience all the Valley has to offer in an unbeatable location close to public transport, shops, bars and restaurants, the leafy, tree-lined Robertson St also provides an urban oasis of calm amongst these busy streetscapes, offering the best of both worlds.

Agnes Street is in the quiet side of the valley - more of commercial shops compared to residential buildings.

It is also a short distance to crossing over to Spring Hill & Bowen Hills area.

The valley is well known as the entertainment precint and McLachlan street is sure a part of it as located on this street are the Family night club & Alhambra Lounge .. also on the corner of Mclachlan and Brunswick Street is the residential building called "Sun Apartments"...

Coming off Brunswick Street .. Martin Street is your way to the story bridge .. As you go up Martin Street on the left you have the Central Brunswick Hotel which is surrounded by restaurants & bar such as Coffee Club, Hotel Bravo , etc... on the other side of Martin Street is the Central Brunswick Shops which has Video Ezy, Central Brunswick bakery, Pharmacy and Convenience Store..

Living at Malt street offers a convenient lifestyle..Petrie Point & The Galleries are the two residenitial buildings that can be located on this street.many restaurants and cafes surround this side of the valley and its also just walking distance to the beautiful lookout of brisbane city & story bridge via bowen terrace..lastly as you cross the other side of Malt street it becomes Arthur street which takes you to the popular James St precint...

Surely one of the best streets in Fortitude Valley which also stretches to New Farm..an ideal afternoon in the James St Precint is to have a good meal from one of the restaurants around then watch a movie at the Palace Cinemas then hang out at the Cru Bar...good lifestyle around here...

Brookes Street is located in the border of Fortitude Valley and Bowen Hills .. On one side is the Fortitude Valley State School and on the other is Skyline Court - Bowen Hills ..and around the corner is the recently built HQ & The Emporium Hotel..

Ann Street is probably one of the busiest roads in the valley as the road flows to either the city or to the story bridge way.. anyway along Ann Street you will find the recently built Cloudland which has a very unique facade and great interior .. also along Ann Street are the boutique fashion stores which are sure worth to check out..

Berwick Street is a no through road which is less busy compared to the streets parallel to it and all the way to the very end of Berwick street are mixtures of residential and commercial buildings.. location is great and conveniently located next to Central Brunswick which offers bars,restaurants, convenience store, etc..

Yesterday was the 1st day of the Chinese New Year 2011 - Year of the Rabbit.. Many people from East to West enjoy and celebrate this important occasion and last night China Town - Fortitude Valley was full of people eating delicious dishes and having a great time and also had the dancing dragons going around giving everyone good fortune & luck for the year ahead ..

There is no better place to get some good asian food but in Chinatown Fortitude Valley so many restaurants to choose from yum cha, a la carte & buffet its your choice!

The restaurants around here come from different backgrounds of cuisine so some may have the same menu but have a different style of cooking and taste each are tasty and unique.

If you have a favourite restaurant in chinatown we would love to hear you recommendations :)