Best Landmarks in Brisbane

Offers panoramic views of the city and is a fantastic way to see Brisbane from above.

The Nepalese Peace Pagoda, originally featured at the World Expo 88, is located in Southbank.

City Hall is a historic building known for its Clock Tower lookout point and Australia's oldest working manual elevator.

The University of St Lucia is a historic building.

The Treasury Casino is a historic building.

King George Square is the location of Brisbane City Hall.

The Palace Backpackers building is a historic building.

The Windmill Tower is a historic building.

The Central Railway Station is a historic building.

The Post Office is a historic building.

The Clock Tower is a towering structure with impressive stats and Australia's oldest working manual elevator.

The Queen's Wharf precinct is Brisbane's most ambitious urban redevelopment project, transforming the riverside into a vibrant entertainment, dining, and tourism hub. It promises a new era of city life.

The Sky Deck at the Queen's Wharf Brisbane Casino offers a stunning vantage point over the city.

The Brisbane sign is an iconic photo spot with panoramic city skyline views.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, it is one of the world's most famous natural wonders where you can snorkel, dive, take a glass-bottom boat, enjoy a scenic flight, skydive, or walk on the seabed.

The world's largest sand island and a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can visit Lake McKenzie, walk through Pile Valley, see the Pinnacle Coloured Sands and the Maheno Shipwreck, float along Eli Creek or relax in the Champagne Pools.

One of Queensland's oldest and most biodiverse rainforests, offering opportunities for wildlife spotting, river cruises to observe crocodiles, and guided walks with indigenous guides.

A location with great views of the city.

The largest sand island in the world where you can drive along 75 Mile Beach, swim in Lake McKenzie, and see the Maheno Shipwreck.

An iconic shipwreck on Fraser Island left by a cyclone in 1935.

A group of 74 islands with white sandy beaches, clear blue water, and lush green forests where you can take a boat to different islands.

A scenic reef viewable from a scenic flight.

A beautiful region known for its lush landscapes, offering a mix of rainforests, waterfalls, and fantastic views.

A famous fig tree.

You can walk through this plane at the Qantas Founders Museum.

Mount Coot-tha Summit Lookout offers panoramic views of Brisbane and is surrounded by walking trails.

The Wheel of Brisbane offers a bird's-eye view of South Bank, the river, and the CBD.

Brisbane City Hall is a neoclassical building on King George Square, home to the Museum of Brisbane.

A lookout offering a great scenery of the city, with a history of aboriginal kangaroo hunting.

Ascend Brisbane's iconic Story Bridge for breathtaking panoramic views of the city and beyond. This guided climb offers an unforgettable adventure and a unique perspective on Brisbane.

Enjoy spectacular 360-degree views of Brisbane from this giant observation wheel located in the heart of South Bank. It offers a relaxing and scenic way to see the city.

A free attraction in South Bank, originally designed for the World Expo in 1988, where you can take pictures.

The finishing point of the JC Slaughter Falls track.

Features sweeping marble staircases, vaulted ceilings, chandeliers, and a mosaic tile floor; guided tours showcase the main Auditorium, Father Henry Willis organ, and the iconic Clock Tower.

ANZAC Square is a key landmark in Brisbane's Central Business District.

Customs House is a key landmark in Brisbane's Central Business District.

Post Office Square is a key landmark in Brisbane's Central Business District.

Old Government House stands elegantly at the perimeter of the City Botanic Gardens.

Queensland Parliament House stands elegantly at the perimeter of the City Botanic Gardens.

Historic jetty in Red Cliff, taken sweeping views of the bay towards Morton Island.

An outdoor tribute to the famous Gibb brothers who grew up in Red Cliff.

Offers panoramic Bay views.

Heritage listed landmark in Red Cliff.