Housed in the historic Treasury building, with 100 gaming tables and 1500 gaming machines, this casino is sure to be a great source of entertainment.

This museum focuses on Brisbane's time as Pacific headquarters during World War II.

This unusual church building, constructed in 1976, is the 3rd on the site. It is the oldest Lutheran Congregation in Queensland and was established in 1858.  The church interior features excellent...

Brisbane's most famous landmark features the circular Concert Hall, a world-famous grand piano organ and a majestic view from the clock tower.

This 60-metre ferris wheel is located in Brisbane's South Bank Parklands, and gives extensive views of the Brisbane Central Business District and surrounding suburbs.

Discover Brisbane's social past by visiting its oldest residence, a luxurious home of wide verandah, ornate cedar joinery and Victorian furnishings.

The South Brisbane Memorial Park is secluded and beautiful, a peaceful and shady haven created by magnificent, ancient Bunyan Fig Trees that watch over the war memorials. A little off the beaten track, the park is passed by many cyclists and pedestrians on their way to South Bank. Unique views of the Brisbane River can be seen from the park.