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This church, built in 1935, is the oldest purpose built Orthodox Russian Church within the oldest Russian Orthodox parish in Australia.
Gothic St Stephen’s Cathedral, like cathedrals world wide, was completed after more than a century had passed between the foundation stone being laid in 1860
This little green square at the edge of Ashgrove shopping centre is awash with memorials pertinent to the history of the area.
When Brisbane’s premier iconic bridge opened in 1940 (attended by 37000 people) after five years of construction it was the seventh largest of its type in the world.
The fine Georgian building housing the arcade was built in 1926 to house the Tattersall’s (Horse Racing) Club
This fine featured building, fronting onto both Chinatown Mall and Brunswick St Mall, was designed by RS Dods in 1902 for Irish retailer Thomas Charles Beirne
This tucked away hilltop rendered brick homestead was designed by Melbourne architect William Ellerker and built in 1865.
This decorative and stately row of six attached town houses was the unusual ‘baby’ of a trio of parliamentarians
Having built his house Montpelier on a hill he named after himself -‘O’Reilly’s Hill’ (later Bowen Hills) - moved across the river
As the burial site of inner city Paddington Cemetery became overcrowded and neglected, calls for a new cemetery were put out by concerned residents.
The former Toowong Library was designed by high profile City Council Chief architect James Birrell (of Centenary Pool fame) and constructed in 1961
As the first highrise residential block of flats in Brisbane, twenty storey Torbreck caused quite a stir in sleepy Brisbane during its marketing and building
From 1925 to 1955 trams ran along Cavendish Rd and this red post signifying Stop 26
This double track stretch of rails are the last remaining tram tracks of Brisbane’s Tramways system.
A quaint pocket park from which there are scenic views of Paddington west to the Border Ranges, Trammies Corner is so named as a tribute to tram drivers.
One of Brisbane’s foremost landmark buildings, the Treasury was built in three stages between 1886 and 1928

Top Things To Do In Brisbane This Week

Afterglow is a mesmerising and magical experience at City Botanic Gardens
Round up your mates and get ready for a raceday like no other!
Tell Camerata your eternal memory and they’ll match music that speaks to your stories
Queensland’s biggest, brightest and best-loved fun run is back!
Two composers grapple with terror and turmoil of the 20th century
Lime Cordiale announce an epic live concert experience with Queensland Symphony Orchestra!
Discover the wonderful world of handmade glass art
The smash-hit new musical The Lucky Country is heading to Powerhouse this October.
La Boite's new high octane comedy
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