Brisbane Travel Maps & Location Guides

Catch a movie at the historic Hoyts Regent Cinema in the Queen Street Mall; roll the dice at the Conrad Treasury Casino; then celebrate with some retail therapy in the many outlets in the Queen Street Mall. Cross the river and take in a performance at.. read more

Known as The Valley, this is where a flourishing cultural community, a pumping party scene and a highly progressive dining industry collide. This is where quality cafes spill over with early morning patrons, where sophisticated bars and clubs feature.. read more

For lovers of history, Ipswich is the ultimate heritage experience. As Queensland's oldest provincial city, Ipswich is renowned for its architectural, cultural and natural heritage, which is celebrated at the annual Ipswich Festival each April. It is an easy 45 minutes.. read more

For those wanting to take it easy, the free barbeques in the grassy picnic grounds are ever popular with families and friends getting together for a good time. Kangaroo Point is also the home of The Brisbane Jazz Club, the perfect way to unwind down by the river.. read more

The shopping is classy here too, with the shops boasting everything from antiques to one-off jewelry pieces to Cuban cigars. There are plenty of choices if fine dining (or simply picking up a delicious item from a deli) is what you are looking for, and.. read more

Outside the bright lights, an island-studded coastline, charming heritage towns and beautifully preserved bushland are just waiting to be discovered. The magnificent Moreton Island is just 40km off Brisbane and promises an idyllic island experience complete.. read more

New Farm has forged an identity you won't easily find in other cities, and it's all about a free spirited love of life - sharing great food with good friends, investigating thought provoking galleries and exhibitions, or just kicking back and doing not much at all.. read more

Located at the southern end of Moreton Bay, it is one of the largest sand islands in the world, and is a popular escape destination for couples, families, nature lovers and adventure-seekers. Stretches of white sandy beach line the island's ocean side.. read more

Along these two joining roads, you'll find the majority of popular and energetic nightclubs and bars on Given Terrace, where the action doesn't stop until the early hours of the morning. They're all conveniently close together, so if you like to do a bit of bar hopping.. read more

There are so many activities to enjoy from historic walks to Settlement Cove Lagoon, cycling along the 35 kilometres of scenic bikeways and exploring the pristine wetlands. The unique wilderness of Moreton Island is easily accessible from Redcliffe for.. read more

Situated at the southern end of the Redlands area, it is the departure point for the Southern Bay Islands of Moreton Bay. Regular ferry and barge services depart from Redland Bay for Russell, Lamb, Macleay and Karragarra Islands. Sport is a popular pastime in Redland.. read more

Famed for its creative yet accessible eateries, Rosalie takes the food lover on a pleasant journey of discovery. There's a range of international cuisines, plus a sumptuous delicatessen, numerous cafes, a dessert lovers paradise and a 'to die for' ice-cream parlour.. read more

For over 65 years (from 1867 to 1932) it was Queensland's colonial maximum security prison for men, and was home the colony's worst criminals. The Prison Superintendent lived in a magnificent house surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. The house has gone, but.. read more

Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort is only a 75 minute cruise across Moreton Bay by a high-speed catamaran from Brisbane. The resort, surrounded by crystal clear waters and untouched National Parks is a perfect destination for guests seeking a unique adventure.. read more

Bordered by water on both sides, it's no surprise that Wellington Point is known as a great spot for fishing, boating, and various water sports. Adventurous water pursuits such as jetskiing, windsurfing, and more recently, the spectacular sport of kitesurfing.. read more

The rich tapestry of life in West End is largely due to the fascinating migrant and indigenous communities that have called this precinct home from the very beginning. Today, this intoxicating collision of so many cultures is the main draw card, with.. read more

Its location on the mainland of Deception Bay, where the mouth of the Caboolture River flows into the bay, makes it an ideal spot for boating and fishing. Public boat ramps can be accessed either on the river or on the bay itself, and for those without their own, boats.. read more

Clontarf is a charming seaside area that greets you at the southernmost part of the Redcliffe Peninsula as you travel into the city across the Houghton Highway or the famous Hornibrook Highway. A walk or cycle across the old Hornibrook Highway, which.. read more

The island is ringed by more than four kilometres of beautiful safe beaches, making it the perfect family destination. Plus, there's so much to do. Take a stroll along one of the beaches and enjoy the peace, or maybe play a game of beach cricket with the kids.. read more

The scenic drive to Dayboro makes it worth the visit alone. Located less than an hour from the Brisbane Central Business District, take the drive through Samford and enjoy the mountain views. In the township, make your first stop Hay Cottage in the centre.. read more

Once rich pastoral and grazing land, the area is now an established and ever growing residential area. Deception Bay's sheltered location and access to both river and bay makes it an excellent spot for recreational boating and fishing. A visit to Cottonwood Walk is a.. read more

There are some public amenities for visitors to enjoy – Karragarra has a beach with a jetty for mooring boats and fishing. The beach sits in a beautiful secluded position with an enclosed swimming area and free electric barbecues and undercover seating.. read more

A tiny island of only two kilometres by one kilometre, it is the second smallest of the Southern Bay Islands, and has a beautiful natural environment, including a small rainforest. Sea eagles are known to nest here. It is a great place for taking it easy.. read more

The city comes alive on the weekends with loads of things to do and places to go. Families can pack a picnic lunch and head to a riverside park like Meadowbank or Alexander Clark Parks. Immerse yourself in natural beauty at the Daisy Hill State Forest, incorporating the.. read more

There is a Golf Club and the well known Macleay Island Bowls Club has the most spectacular bay views of any Bowls Club in Queensland! read more

Seating and shelters, with barbecues and other picnic amenities are located at regular intervals along the esplanade for visitors to enjoy. Also a popular swimming spot its expanse of clean white sand and sheltered waters makes it a favorite dipping spot.. read more

From the lofty heights of Mount Glorious, Mount Nebo and Mount Mee, to the tranquil shores of Lake Samsonvale, this is the ideal place to get away from it all. Nature takes over here, and it is impossible but to succumb to its beauty. Yet interspersed.. read more

Sandgate, located below the Redcliffe peninsula, was a popular seaside destination for Brisbane's colonial settlers in the late 1800s. Its rich historical past is a feature of the area today, with many homes and buildings reflecting the classic architectural styles of.. read more

With a multitude of parks and esplanades within its boundaries, Victoria Point is another popular spot for leisurely outdoor afternoons spent strolling, cycling, or enjoying a barbecue with family and friends. Coochiemudlo Island is just a few minutes.. read more

Just as popular is the burgeoning hub of alfresco dining, cafes and delicatessens. Wilston's main street, Kedron Brook Road, has excellent shopping by day, and the village practically buzzes with activity at night under the lights. Local stores in the.. read more

Fishing enthusiasts can make the most of the waters around Woody Point jetty, just as the many pelicans do that call this section of Redcliffe home. Picnic facilities are abundant in the parks along the esplanade, and you can also enjoy a long, relaxing.. read more

Taking a relaxing stroll along the Esplanade at Wynnum is a highlight of the area, as is the wading pool and waterpark for the children. Other favourites of the children are the Wynnum North bird hide, where they can watch native birds feeding and resting.. read more