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

Old Government House is recognised as one of Queensland's most important heritage sites. The building recently underwent a AUD15 million restoration and is now open to the public as a House museum. Visit the house (admission is free) to get an insight into colonial life in the early days of Queensland. Old Government House is also home to the William Robinson Gallery. Located on the first level the Gallery and study centre honours the life and work of this distinguished Queensland artist. Tours of Old Government House and the William Robinson Gallery are run regularly.

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 interior showcases Queensland's history, as shaped by the governments and laws that have been made in the Parliament. The Queensland Parliament remains the only state parliament in Australia without an Upper House. Walk inside and wonder at the lush red and gold leaf decoration and the grand staircase. Watch the Queensland State Parliament in action from the visitors' gallery and take a free half hour tour of Parliament House and its collection of antiques. A gift shop sells souvenirs and memorabilia from the main foyer.

Post Office Square is located right in the heart of the city. This green patch is the perfect place to soak up the beautiful Brisbane sun while enjoying lunch.

Prestige Day Tours is a locally owned, small business providing small-group, limousine-style Day Tours and Private Charter in South East Queensland. Owners Nev and Cheryl

Located opposite The Myer Centre at the George Street end of the Queen Street Mall, the Queen Adelaide Building has a distinctly sporty flavour. The historic building, one of Brisbane's oldest, is a former convict barrack and is now home to Queensland's flagship Sportsgirl store, as well as other quality retailers such as Igedo and Rebel Sport and other sporty brands.

This vibrant shopping and lifestyle precinct lies at the heart of Brisbane City and is arguably Australia's most successful pedestrian mall, playing host to over 26 million visitors a year.

Located at Police Headquarters, the Queensland Police Museum details some of the city's most notorious crimes. There are 25 displays including those describing police heritage, Queensland crimes, police investigative techniques, medals, police women, operational equipment and transport, among others. There are also displays on working units such as the Stock Squad and the Dog Squad. Their simulated murder scene is a popular attraction - come in and try your hand at solving this crime!

QUT Art Museum displays a dynamic program of exhibitions from the QUT Art Collection, professional exhibitions by the museum's curators, touring exhibitions and new exhibition from QUT staff and students. The collection is one of the largest in Queensland. An exciting range of public programs for all ages is available.

Right on the Brisbane River, Riverbar and Kitchen is a one-of-a-kind waterfront destination. With spectacular views, delectable food and an extensive array of drinks, Riverbar and Kitchen has the best beer garden in Brisbane and is ideal for any time of the day. Perfect for breakfast meetings right through to afternoon drinks in the sun, or dinner with cocktails and wide selection of speciality beer and wines. This Brisbane favourite offers plenty of outdoor seating and the unique opportunity to sit by the water and socialise with friends.