Best Things to do in Windsor

The city's only farm, spectacular lookouts, funky bars and cafes, Brisbane's smallest house a vegan supermarket and organic markets are some of the top 12 attractions in this historic northside suburb:

Proof BBQ & Booze

Proof BBQ and Booze brings Kentucky-style southern hospitality to Brisbane's north side

Mama De Luna Cafe is a colourful Mexican cafe serving brunch and lunch

A walk around Windsor is charming with hilly streets revealing a fascinating history of gorgeous villas, stunning vistas, tragedies, medical firsts and quirks.

Outside In Cafe occupies a spacious courtyard, with plenty of tables dotted around the undercover area

Shoppers and market stalls in the Northey St Organic Markets in Windsor on a Sunday morning.

Held in the shaded car park adjacent to the farm, this is the only purely organic produce market in Brisbane.

Pink palm trees and greenery of Low Road Cafe's terrace with people eating lunch

The Low Road Cafe, a super cute kitschy cafe nestled next to Windsor station, is a compulsory whistle stop

Brisbane's northside is very fortunate to be the home of The Green Edge, our largest vegan grocery store and cafe

Cottage-style shop front with kids toys outside Espresso House Windsor cafe

Venture into the hilly Federation cottage lined streets of Windsor and in the midst of it all you’ll stumble across the cute old colonial shop that is home to Espresso House Windsor.

People sitting at tables outside Chai Cafe eating breakfast in Brisbane's Windsor

This unique ramshackle Sunday cafe is located in between the organic marketplace and the arts and crafts and activity zone on the city farm.

A gourmet burger joint and fully licensed bar within a plant-filled outdoor garden setting

Have you had a tee party at Only T yet, Brisbane's hottest creative social experience in Windsor?

This 4km return creek side jaunt follows a shady flat paved path to Northey St farm.

Historic Windsor

Windsor is steeped in history with many historic homes and buildings still preserved as a remnant of its past life. From Oakwal House(circa 1864) to the old hospital and Salvation Army HQ Boothville, grand villa Kirkston , the quaint building that was once home to Windsor Shire Council, and even a park named after famous aviator Bert Hinkler who was a regular visitor to Windsor's old aero club.