visitor info guide to brisbane

Up, up and away! Discover the magic of ballooning with Floating Images, Brisbane’s closest hot air balloon flights

Brisbane is a city of bridges, from the heritage-listed to the avant grade contemporary - here are 10 you can walk across

The Kangaroo Point Green Bridge, spanning 460m, will feature an above-water restaurant and bar and a unique event space

Queensland Museum, founded in 1862, is the keeper of the state's historical collections dating back to colonial times

Although the original building was first erected in 1886, the building turned 25 years old in 2020

From the time of acquiring its first art work in 1895, the Qld Art Gallery has moved buildings five times and amassed a collection of more than 14,000 Australian and International artworks

Discover Brisbane's rich history on an Art Deco Tour travelling in style with Roaring Twenties Vintage Cars

One of the most visited regional art galleries in Queensland, the Ipswich Art Gallery is set in a handsome heritage building that was once the Town Hall

Crystalbrook Vincent is a stunning hotel carved into the cliff face under the iconic Story Bridge

The City of Logan has plenty of unique visitor attractions that are worth taking a detour from the M1

Wolston House is the oldest surviving residential farmhouse in the district, located on a property fronting onto the Brisbane River

Tradecoast Central Heritage Park combines three historic sites in one, following the unique history of Eagle Farm from a convict women's prison

Capri by Fraser is a hidden stylish urban hotel in one of Brisbane CBD's most convenient locations

Emporium Hotel South Bank is an exquisite boutique hotel that is the absolute jewel in the crown of Brisbane hotels.

Cumquat House is an elegant heritage-listed B&B that makes an ideal base to spend a night or two in Ipswich

Phoenix Sculpture Garden is a contemplative paradise high up on beautiful Mt Glorious