Best places: Historical landmarks in Brisbane City, Australia

Elegant, riverside restaurant with a relaxed dining terrace, serving Modern Australian cuisine.

👍 We love the Redcliffe Jetty. It's always a nice spot to go for a stroll. Always heaps of people about to have a chat with or watch fishing. Love how clear the water is off the jetty. Even right at the end, on a good day, you can see the bottom.

Site featuring a 19th-century fort & surrounding park, with guided tours & history-oriented shows.

👍👍 Nice spot for a walk with amazing views.

👍 Norfolk point is located in Manly Beach, with its golden sands and rolling waves, presents a coastal haven The lively promenade is lined with shops and eateries, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and vibrant energy. Whether catching waves, fishing, family picnic, visiting manly pool, joking boa...

Home of the state legislature, this 1867 French Renaissance Revival building is open for tours.

👍👍 Easy to get to from central train station if you come in on the train, only $5 entry on a concession ticket, and a great place to learn about the history of Australia in the pacific theatre in World War II as well as Korea

👍👍 The classic time to visit here is of a night so you can the city lit up like a Christmas tree! Apt I know! 😂 But an early morning also provides interesting views and also a nice rest spot if you’re on your morning stroll! It’s great that some land was kept out of developers hands especially with vi...

👍👍 I got together a group of 10 and we went to see Fort Lytton at night just before Christmas and it was fantastic! None of us really knew what to expect, just that it was some kind of guided history thing - but wow, it was so much more than that. We couldn't get over how well the actors knew their lin...

👍👍 This gas stripping tower has been a source of fascination of mine since I washed up on the nearby sand bank after a protracted kayaking incident in the early 1990’s. After spending several hours near its base sheltering from the sun and trying to mend my trousers with bark fibre from a nearby fig tr...