15 Top Indoor Activities in Brisbane

From art galleries to arcade and 3-D virtual reality games, axe-throwing and escape rooms, bookshop cafes to antique centres, here's 15 great indoor things to do in Brisbane:

Lumber Punks Axe-throwing

Lumber Punks at West End is Brisbane’s first axe-throwing venue – the perfect way to let off steam and try the fine old lumberjack sport

Attention game enthusiasts: have you experienced Puzzled Room Escape's hand-crafted logic, dexterity and clue-based puzzles?

Cosy up with a coffee or tea and a book at one of these five great Brisbane book shop cafes

This fascinating, free exhibition explores Queensland homes during the 1960s and 70s

1UP Arcade at Morningside is the largest freeplay retro arcade in Australia, with over 400 sqm of arcade games, pinball machines & retro consoles

Urban Xtreme in Hendra is Australia’s largest indoor snow sports and adventure centre and the only place in Queensland where you can hit the slopes

Arthur Boyd: Landscape of the Soul is a must-see major exhibition of one of Australia's most significant artists at IAG

Crank is Brisbane's biggest indoor rock climbing centre with 250+ climbs, including Ninja Warrior and parkour courses

Camp Hill Antique Centre is Brisbane's largest antique centre with more than 65 antique and collectable dealers located under one roof in a refurbished 50's cinema.

Spec Ops Paintball is Australia’s only immersive combat experience run by an Australian Special Forces Veteran

Zero Latency is Brisbane’s first free-roam, multi-player virtual reality experience, occupying a 400 square metre Newstead warehouse.

Mas & Miek is a bespoke open plan ceramic studio, shop and café, hidden within the industrial surrounds of Byres Street, Newstead

Sky Climb is Brisbane’s newest sky-high pursuit – an exhilarating indoor climbing challenge suited to everyone from first time climbers to experienced conquerors of the heights.