Things to do in Inner Brisbane

Activities, attractions and tours

South Bank which includes flowers, street scenes and a city
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Roma Street Parkland showing signage
Queen Street Mall featuring interior views, shopping and signage
Story Bridge which includes a bridge, a city and skyline

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1. Roma Street Parkland

Right in the heart of Brisbane's central business district, you will find 16 hectares of luscious landscaped gardens home to subtropical flowers, indigenous wildlife and a tranquil lake.
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Roma Street Parkland showing a pond, a fountain and a skyscraper

2. Queensland Performing Arts Centre

Nestled among the many artistic venues in the cultural district of South Bank, The Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) is the most distinguished of them all. This hugely expansive area contains four separate performance spaces which accommodate a variety of shows including operas, ballets, musicals, orchestras, recitals and performers in theatre, dance and comedy.
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Queensland Performing Arts Centre which includes interior views, performance art and theatre scenes

3. Treasury Building

Marvel at the beautiful façade of Brisbane’s old sandstone Treasury Building with its architectural hints of 16th-century Italy. Step inside to enjoy the many fun activities on offer within.
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Treasury Casino featuring night scenes

4. Queen Street Mall

With over 1,000 stores across four diverse shopping districts, offering an incredible array of retail and entertainment options, it is easy to see why Queen Street Mall attracts over 26 million visitors every year. Wander through the alleyways and back streets and discover cafés and bars filled with the city’s trendy crowd. Catch some street performers, magicians, dance troupes and musicians with their scheduled performances on the special stage near George Street.
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Queen Street Mall showing shopping, a city and street scenes

5. Brisbane City Hall

With its changing kaleidoscopic ceiling, the quirky and modern art of the Museum of Brisbane and evening concerts in the auditorium, Brisbane City Hall is a must-do in Queensland’s capital.
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Brisbane City Hall featuring heritage elements, night scenes and heritage architecture

6. Waterfront Brisbane

Eagle Street Pier offers premier fine-dining in Brisbane’s central business district. Head here to sample innovative dishes from famous chefs and enjoy refreshing cocktails under the stars.
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Eagle Street Pier showing a river or creek, a high-rise building and a city

What to do in Inner Brisbane


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Areas of Inner Brisbane

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Brisbane Central Business District

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Discover the beating heart of the capital of the Sunshine State with its shiny high-rises, subtropical parks, funky rooftop bars and classy riverside restaurants.

Brisbane Central Business District
South Bank

South Bank

This popular waterfront playground is a perfect place to shake off the city heat and enjoy some typical Australian hospitality.

South Bank
Fortitude Valley

Fortitude Valley

From the rattle of morning Yum Cha trolleys to all-night dance floor beats, Fortitude Valley is the centre of round-the-clock action in Brisvegas.

Fortitude Valley
South Bank which includes a city, flowers and a river or creek

South Brisbane

South Brisbane is a destination visitors seek out for its ample dining options, fascinating museums and beautiful river views. You might also want to check out attractions like Queensland Performing Arts Centre or Queensland Conservatorium while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

South Brisbane
Kangaroo Point showing a bay or harbour, a city and night scenes

Kangaroo Point

With gorgeous river views on three sides, Kangaroo Point takes a clear lead for Brisbane’s prettiest neighbourhood.

Kangaroo Point
Spring Hill

Spring Hill

Talk a walk through inner-city Spring Hill, where the ghosts of Brisbane’s convict days, welcoming pubs and sweeping views are never far away.

Spring Hill

 

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