Attractions near Milton

Birrunga Gallery and Dining is Brisbane's only Indigenous owned, Indigenous Art Gallery. Located in Brisbane's Central Business District, they offer Indigenous art exhibitions, tours,

QUT Art Museum displays a dynamic program of exhibitions from the QUT Art Collection, professional exhibitions by the museum's curators and touring exhibitions.

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

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

The Goodwill Bridge is a dedicated footbridge which links the Brisbane River's north and south banks, connecting South Bank with the city at Gardens Point.

The Queensland Maritime Museum was established in 1971 and is a fantastic experience for the whole family. It features the historic warship Diamantina, the 1925

Overlooking the Brisbane River, with expansive views of the Story Bridge, Adderton—renamed in 1863 as the Convent of Our Lady of Mercy,

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

Who We Are Opening in 2012, this purpose built facility was established to promote unity in our society and a sense of belonging for all.

Situated in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane's Chinatown Mall is a hive of activity that draws as many locals as it does visitors.

Brunswick Street spills from the alfresco Brunswick Street Mall, across Ann Street and New Farm, into a burst of stores, cafes, bars and clubs. It

Discover the secrets of the universe at Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium! The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is Queensland’s first planetarium, established in 1978 by Brisbane

The Brisbane Botanic Gardens at Mount Coot-tha are Queensland's premier subtropical botanic gardens. These 56-hectare gardens are situated seven kilometres from the city centre.

It’s not about the game, it’s about the experience! Modern Darts bring people together in an unrivalled fashion. Enjoy delicious share plates and mouth watering

Artisan is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting and promoting contemporary craft and design practice for both makers and their audiences. Artisan began its legacy

In terms of longevity and quality, Philip Bacon Galleries is not only downtown's most prestigious private gallery, but regarded nationally and internationally as among Australia's

The General Sir Arthur MacDonald, KBE, CB, Annex of The Queensland Military Memorial Museum presents displays of education interest in Queensland's military heritage with uniforms

Mitchell Fine Art is a modern new gallery in Fortitude Valley in Brisbane with 20 years of experience in the Art industry. Showcasing a striking

The Institute of Modern Art has been the leading independent forum in Queensland for the production and presentation of contemporary art for over 40 years.

Five Star Cinemas is a family picture theatre business that has been in Brisbane for decades. The Sourris brothers, Stephen and Peter, are the passionate

Ever wanted to throw an axe? Situated in the heart of edgy Newstead, MANIAX offers an urban axe throwing experience like no other. Learn how

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

Steeped in more than 100 years of rich history, St Lucia Golf Links is Brisbane's most popular public golf course, open to the public all

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

The World's most incredible gemstone deserves an epic museum and that's exactly what they have delivered here at the Brisbane Opal Museum.

Only three CityCat stops from the Central Business District, the inner-northern village of New Farm has long been a place to connect with others. Relax

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

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