visitor info guide to brisbane

Abbey Museum of Art & Archaeology provides a unique opportunity to be fully immersed in history for a day

An ornate Richard Gailey-designed warehouse built in 1879 for a bootmaker, which houses a grand ballroom on its upper floor

Sofitel Brisbane Central sits perched high above historic Central Station – a 5 star hotel in a prime CBD location for business travellers or visitors

The Johnson is Brisbane’s first Art Series Hotel – a luxury art-themed hideaway in a commanding building in Spring Hill

Heritage listed Ormiston House, overlooking Moreton Bay, is one of the finest examples of a colonial garden estate in Queensland.

Rydges Fortitude Valley hotel brings a hip ‘city meets country’ style of accommodation to the bustling Brisbane Showgrounds precinct

M & A Apartments are a low key minimalist chic hotel alternative in an unbeatable Fortitude Valley location.

Murphy's Creek Hideaway is a hassle-free place to slow down and return to nature without compromising on luxury

Alex Perry Hotel & Apartments is Brisbane’s best kept secret – a stunning boutique apartment hotel in a fantastic Fortitude Valley location

There are festivals and then there is Woodford. The Woodford Folk Festival is far more than a festival, it is a state of mind.

This fascinating outdoor museum is where you can ride restored Brisbane trams

Heal House is Brisbane’s most exclusive guest house – a magnificent historic Queenslander with just three luxury suites tucked away in a quiet New Farm Street.

Hosanna Farmstay is a quiet 100 acre property in the Tweed Hinterland which provides the perfect environment to escape the stress of life in the city.

Brisbane's original boutique hotel stands on the edge of the CBD in Spring Hill and is now known as Ovolo Inchcolm

Spicers Balfour is a traditional Queenslander converted into this sublime guest hotel that is in a class of its own

Cinebar Rosalie Village is a hidden gem - a quartet of tiny boutique cinemas