The Queensland Military Memorial Museum showcases the state's military heritage with plenty of wartime memorabilia on display including uniforms from 1857, medals from the New Zealand (Maori) Wars to the present day, photographs from pre-Federation Queensland, weapons from an 1800 'brown Bess' m...

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The Brisbane City Walk is one of the best ways to explore the city, taking in Brisbane's abundance of natural beauty such as the major parklands and heritage buildings. This 2 12-3 hour walk is essentially a self-guided tour with plenty of starting points although the one most people tend to...

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Multiple Grammy-Award winning songstress, Alicia Keys, is returning to Australia for the first time in four years this December in support of her brand new album, As I am. Boasting an impressive CV of 30 million album and 20 million singles sales, 11 Grammy Awards, and 4 US no.1 albums, Keys ...

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The breathtaking Toohey Forest located in the south of Brisbane - just 11 km from the CBD - stretches all the way from Mt Gravatt in the east to Toohey Mountain, Tarragindi in the west and surrounds the Mt Gravatt Cemetery, ANZ Stadium and the Griffith University. The park contains stunning r...

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The Aboriginal Culture Trails in Brisbane's Boondall Wetlands and Mt Coot-tha showcases Aboriginal art and sculptures in its natural setting. At Boondall Wetlands, you will find 18 aluminium sculptures telling the stories of how Aboriginal clans used the land, flora and fauna of the wetlands. ...

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The Brisbane Cricket Ground, better known as "The Gabba", is located in the suburb of Woolloongabba and dates back to 1895, when the land was designated as the site for a cricket ground. The first event and cricket match to be conducted at The Gabba took place in December 1896 and since then,...

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EkkA aka the Exhibition or The Royal Queensland Show, is a much loved annual family event offering ten days of fun for all ages in Brisbane. Each year, Brisbane really comes alive during Queenslands biggest and best loved annual family event - from the dazzling lights of Sideshow Alley to th...

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The Brisbane Powerhouse located on the banks of Brisbane River is a contemporary performing and visual arts, dining and conference venue. The former power station has become a distinct Brisbane and Queensland landmark, both as a stunning industrial creation and as a hub for everything creati...

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Australian Woolshed is a popular destination for tourists in Brisbane and is an authentic, multi-award winning attraction based on a typical outback sheep station. Located only 14kms from the centre of Brisbane city, the Australian Woolshed offers visitors of all ages and cultures a memorabl...

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Brisbane's scenic Forest Park, located in the suburb of The Gap, is own of the best ways to discover the beauty of the city through its 30kms of walking tracks featuring remote gorges, sub-tropical rainforests, eucalypt woodlands and expansive views of the city and Moreton Bay. Along the way,...

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Brisbane's brilliant Ambiwerra Festival is a food and music extravaganza featuring flagged tents, marquess, live stages, thrill rides and non-stop music. Held on the first Sunday in August, the festival is a fantastic day out for family and friends to sample some seriously great food from Bri...

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The La Boite Theatre in Brisbane was founded in 1925 and is one of the oldest, continuously operating, theatre companies in Australia and features a purpose built, 200-seat theatre in the round. For over 80 years, the theatre has been the wellspring from which many Queensland artists and comp...

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The Queensland Museum in Brisbane's South Bank district is a cultural icon that continues to play an important role in the lives of many Australians by embodying the virtues of discovery, preservation and interpretation, covering all areas of science, the natural environment and cultural heritag...

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St Helena Island is Queensland's first and most historic island and a beautiful National Park located just four kilometres from the Brisbane River. For more than 60 years, the Island was home to the state's foremost maximum security prison for men which housed hundreds of society's outcasts i...

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The biennial Brisbane Festival returns for over 17 glorious days and nights in 2008 and showcases artists from across the city and around the globe in a program that includes free community events, street parties, world premieres, multimedia installations, opera, theatre, dance, circus, music an...

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Located in the heart of Brisbane Botanic Gardens is the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium, a place where people of all ages can enjoy the astronomy inside Australias first significant observatory. Named after Sir Thomas Brisbane, a Governor of New South Wales in the 1820s, the Planetarium and ...

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Brisbane's Brunswick Street is a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike and is best known for its captivating stretch of cafe's, shops, shopping malls, eateries displaying a wide range of multicultural cuisine, exotic bars and nightclubs, and hotels. Tourists flock to the area...

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The MacArthur Museum in Brisbane is dedicated to wartime heritage, in particular, the city's involvement in the second World War between 1939 to 1945. This crucial period in Australias history including Brisbane's struggle during the dark days of war is captured by the museum's collection of...

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Andrea Bocelli, one of the world's most famous voices, is coming to Brisbane and he will be performing live in front of what promises to be a sold out Brisbane Entertainment Centre this August. The world-renowned tenor - who has sold over 60 million album worldwide - will be accompanied by co...

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Brisbane's Queen Street Mall is Queensland's premier shopping destination with the state's largest collection of flagship stores, unique boutiques, and international fashion houses all located at this shopping haven. From budget stores such as Target to high-priced luxury stores like Louis Vu...

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