DESTINATION GUIDE

Opened in 1995, the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) is owned by South Bank Corporation on behalf of the Queensland Government and managed by ASM Global.

The Brisbane Entertainment Centre, built by the Brisbane City Council as a world-class multipurpose venue, was a key component of Brisbane’s bid for the 1992 Olympic Games.

Established in 1895, The Gabba has hosted a wide range of major events, including cricket, AFL, baseball, rugby league, rugby union, Olympic soccer, and sell-out concerts.

Riverstage is a renowned outdoor entertainment venue located on the banks of the Brisbane River, nestled within the lush surrounds of the City Botanic Gardens.

Experience the splendour of fresh flowers, the ambient glow of burning candles, soothing music and the lingering scent of essential oils at the multi-award-winning Stephanies Spa Retreat.

In Brisbane's Cultural Precinct, Queensland Museum is a museum of natural history, cultural heritage, science and human achievement that tells the changing story of Queensland.

The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens is a heritage-listed botanic garden located in Brisbane's CBD, featuring the city's most mature gardens, with many rare and unusual botanic species.

Nestled only a 10-minute walk from Brisbane’s CBD lies Roma Street Parkland, a lush, manicured oasis of designer gardens and sprawling lawns spread over 16 hectares.

Perhaps most well-known for its always-pumping nightlife scene, Fortitude Valley has quickly become a go-to for some of the best restaurants, cafes, bars, shopping, and hotels in the city.

Enjoy the beat of thunderous hooves, the glamour of racing fashion and the ultimate in race-day hospitality and indulgence at Brisbane Racing Club's various racecoures.

New Farm is one of Brisbane's 'richest' suburbs, full of classical Queensland architecture and tree-lined streets, with a plethora of options for eating, drinking, entertainment and recreation.

Just minutes from the city centre, Suncorp Stadium is a state-of-the-art sports venue which holds some of the world’s biggest games in ruby league, rugby union and football.

A fusion of cultures and a mixture of alternative and vintage, West End offers an unconventional blend of foods, arts, and entertainment, as well as the much-loved Boundary Street Markets.

Considered Brisbane’s most fashionable precinct, stroll down James Street in Fortitude Valley to discover designer boutiques, world-class eateries, and design-friendly hotels.

As the closest mountain to Brisbane’s CBD, Mount Coot-tha offers spectacular panoramic views of nearby Brisbane City and Moreton Bay, no matter the time of the day.

Sitting on prime riverfront real estate beneath the Story Bridge, Howard Smith Wharves has quickly become a must-visit attraction for those looking to experience the best of what Brisbane has to offer.

Whether you’re in the mood for theatre, opera, music, ballet, comedy, musicals or concerts, more often than not you’ll find an incredible live performance showing at QPAC.

No other area of Brisbane can match Kangaroo Point for its location, view and natural beauty - scale the cliffs, enjoy a picnicat sunset, or join local fitness enthusiasts as they run the stairs.

Located on the southern banks of the Brisbane River, South Bank comprises 17 hectares of lush parklands, world-class eateries, stunning river views and hundreds of events all year-round.

Located in South Bank, QAGOMA houses a collection of over 17,000 works of historical, modern and contemporary art from Australia, Asia and the Pacific.

If you’re looking to dine riverside with an unrivalled view of Brisbane’s iconic Story Bridge, stroll down to Eagle Street Pier, home to over fifteen restaurants, bars and casual eateries.

Stretching one-kilometre, shoppers will find a wide variety of Australian and international brands in Queen Street Mall, from big-name luxury designers to local artisan jewellers.

Brisbane Powerhouse is Queensland’s home of contemporary culture, a magnificent 1920's power station which hosts over 1,250 performances and events annually.

Nestled within the captivating Beenleigh Historical Village, Spirits of the Red Sand (currently not operating) offers a remarkable endeavor to encapsulate 60,000 years of Indigenous history, customs, and rituals, as well as the profound impact of European settlement.

Embark on a captivating journey through Meeanjin (Brisbane City) on foot with the esteemed BlackCard Cultural Tours, where you'll be transported back in time, tracing the footsteps of Brisbane's first people.

Discover a cultural experience near the stunning beaches of Burleigh that will reshape your perception of history, making even the most modern history books pale in comparison: Jellurgal Aboriginal Cultural Centre.

Escape the mainland and embark on a transformative journey to Minjerribah (Stradbroke Island), just a ferry ride away from Meanjin (Brisbane). Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of local Indigenous culture and history with the renowned Yura Tours.

While Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary on the southern Gold Coast is renowned for its adorable wallabies, koalas, and vibrant rainbow lorikeets, there is so much more to discover and experience at this cherished tourist attraction.

Experience the richness of Indigenous culture through the captivating blend of art and cuisine at Birrunga Gallery & Dining, an extraordinary venue nestled between Queen Street and Eagle Street in Brisbane's CBD.