Attractions near Fortitude Valley

Customs House, one of Brisbane's heritage icons, is located on the river in the Central Business District. The beautifully restored building is operated by The

The Freemasons Ann Street Memorial Centre is the headquarters of Queensland and a masonic memorial to the World Wars.

In the centre of Brisbane CBD, Anzac Square is a peaceful space for Queenslanders to reflect on the bravery and sacrifice of our soldiers.

Miegunyah House Museum is owned and operated by The Queensland Women's Historical Association. It was originally built in 1886 for William Herbert Perry and his

Museum of Brisbane is part of the living history of the city, examining how Brisbane and its people continue to change over time and revealing

Located in King George Square, Brisbane City Hall is 'the People's Place' of The City. For the past 80 years the Hall has been the

Historic Newstead House is Brisbane's best-known heritage site open for public inspection, offering a number of unique experiences befitting Brisbane's oldest domestic dwelling. The building,

Newstead Park, on Brisbane River, conceals many stories-including its part in WWI. A memorial trophy cannon unveiled near the rotunda in 1922 caused controversy: an

Newstead House is the jewel in the crown of South East Queensland historic properties. Holding a commanding position in Newstead Park, with sweeping views across

Share in rich Aboriginal culture presented by the Yuggera Aboriginal Dancers-Riverlife Mirrabooka in the natural bushland of Kangaroo Point. Develop an awareness of the diverse

Built by convicts in 1829, the Commissariat Store is one of the oldest buildings in Brisbane and today houses a museum where you can explore

A visit to Queensland Parliament House allows you to experience the grandeur of Queensland's first and foremost public building. Built in 1868, the beautifully restored

Take a close look at the sprawling weeping figs on trendy Bulimba's Oxford Street: they are what's left of a living tribute to serviceman killed

Nestled on the beautiful banks of Brisbane River (beside New Farm Park) the former power station has become a distinct landmark, both as a stunning

A sandstone bridge abutment adjacent to Victoria Bridge in the South Bank Precinct became a WWI memorial because of a 1918 home-coming tragedy. Greek Australian

Old Government House is recognised as one of Queensland's most important heritage sites. It also houses the William Robinson Gallery.

For more than 30 years, Queensland Performing Arts Centre has showcased the best of local, national and international performing arts. QPAC is home to Queensland

A rare life-size statue of an Australian Light Horseman was unveiled while guns still fired. The monument was erected in riverside Mowbray Park in August

South Bank is Queensland’s premier lifestyle and cultural destination, open 365 days a year. Its world-class entertainment and leisure facilities include: South Bank Parklands Covering

Brisbane's only war memorial clock silently keeps time and memories, hidden from traffic passing below on the busy Latrobe Terrace at inner-suburban Paddington. The four-sided

Victoria's Great Ocean Road may be Australia's best known WWI repatriation project but Brisbane families enjoy another year-round: Kalinga Park's unofficial 'Diggers Drive'. In May

Brisbane will come at you with riverside vistas around almost every corner, but it takes a short drive from the city centre and a few

Calling all aviation enthusiasts and Brisbane historians, allow extra time on your next trip to Brisbane Airport to visit the Kingsford Smith Memorial. This memorial

Graceville Memorial Park is better recognised for cricket ovals, complete with grandstand similar to the WWI memorial grandstand at Bulimba, yet it offers its own

During WWI, the Pinkenba wharves on the Brisbane River were the point of embarkation for many Australian troops, including members of the Light Horse. Not

Take a trip back in time to when trams were the lifeblood of Brisbane City and see why they were so popular.

Step back in time at Fort Lytton National Park, the birthplace of Queensland's military history, and experience activities and events that bring our heritage alive.

The soldier statue in Oxley is unmistakeably Australian, with his slouch hat and 'rising sun' hat badge, face slightly downturned as he stands facing west.

A Brisbane bayside soldier statue memorial has had a harsh life in serving to remind its community of the 16 local men who died in

Sandgate's war memorial resembles Lutyens' Cenotaph in Whitehall, the site of Remembrance Sunday ceremonies in London since 1919. Governor Sir Matthew Nathan unveiled Sandgate's 91