Aboriginal Culture Trails
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
Brisbane Powerhouse
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
Category: Venue Reviews, Landmarks, Brisbane Powerhouse Centre
Queensland Art Gallery
The Queensland Art Gallery is housed in an architecturally acclaimed building on Brisbane's south bank and is the state's premier visual arts institution and museum. Established more than a 110
Category: Landmarks, Queensland Art Gallery, South Bank
Gateway Bridge
The historic Gateway Bridge is an iconic piece of infrastructure built in 1986 at a cost of $140 million to provide a much-needed city bypass and critical link between the
Category: Landmarks
The Old Windmill
The Old Windmill aka Tower Mill on Brisbane's Wickham Terrace was built by convicts in 1828 and is the city's oldest surviving building and landmark. Initially constructed to serve as
Category: Landmarks
Customs House
Customs House, one of Brisbane's heritage icons, is located on the river in the CBD and is a cultural, educational and heritage facility of the University of Queensland. Behind the
Category: Landmarks
Conrad Treasury Casino
The Conrad Treasury Casino, formerly known as the Treasury Building of the Queensland government is a Brisbane icon and one of the oldest buildings of the city. As the Treasury
Category: Landmarks
Kangaroo Point Cliffs
The steep, sheer cliffs of Kangaroo Point Cliffs in the city centre is a major tourist attraction and the place for fit climbers and abseilers to put their skills to
Category: Landmarks
Fortitude Valley Walk of Fame
The Walk of Fame in Fortitude Valley is the place to pay homage to the Brisbane musicians which have influenced Australian and international music. Ten plaques cemented into the concrete
Category: Landmarks, Fortitude Valley
City Hall
The City Hall is one of Brisbane's most iconic landmarks and an elegant heritage-listed function venue located in the city centre. It was once the tallest building in Brisbane. Originally
Category: Landmarks, Brisbane City Hall
The historic Newstead House
The historic Newstead House located on the Brisbane River is the city's oldest surviving residence dating from as far back as 1846 when it was originally constructed for Patrick Leslie
Category: Landmarks
Story Bridge Adventure Climb
The Story Bridge Adventure Climb is arguably the best way to discover Brisbane on one of the city's most famous landmarks. At 1,072 metres long from the southern to northern
Category: Landmarks, Fortitude Valley
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