Queensland

Brisbane

River walks, warm-weather neighbourhoods and practical local discoveries.

Start with a local guide

Plan a respectful visit to Anzac Square, its parklands and Memorial Galleries in central Brisbane.

Plan a free visit to Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha, from its trails and visitor information to daily guided walks.

Use Brisbane City Council’s trail guide to explore the CBD and Spring Hill through a flexible self-guided heritage walk.

Plan a Brisbane City Hall visit around the Museum of Brisbane, guided building tours and the clock tower.

Plan a City Botanic Gardens visit around riverside paths, guided walks, accessible facilities and easy city access.

Plan a weekend visit to Eat Street Northshore with current hours, entry, access, transport and food-market essentials.

Plan a Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park visit around river views, boardwalks, picnics, climbing and simple ways to arrive.

Use King George Square as a practical CBD meeting point, heritage stop and gateway to Brisbane City Hall.

A practical guide to Marhaba Café in Brisbane City Hall, including entry, hours and how it fits a central-city visit.

Plan a flexible visit to Mt Coot-tha Lookout for city views, short walks and an easy link to the wider reserve.

Plan an easy riverside day at New Farm Park around gardens, lawns, play spaces and Brisbane River access.

Plan a Brisbane visit around the river, South Bank's cultural precinct and the walking tracks of Mt Coot-tha Reserve.

Navigate Brisbane’s central shopping precinct with current access, accessibility and visitor-information essentials.

Plan a Mt Coot-tha Planetarium visit around a booked Cosmic Skydome show, free displays and gardens access.

Visit Brisbane’s Catholic cathedral as an active place of worship, art and architecture in the city centre.

Understand Brisbane’s 1828 Windmill Tower through its convict, signal and early-broadcasting histories.