[2025 Brisbane Attraction] Travel Guide for Museum of Brisbane (Updated Jul)

Coming to Australia for a week? This 7-day travel guide will take you to see all the beautiful sights, eat all the delicious food, and have fun in Australia easily! Don't miss it! . 🌏Route Overview: DAY1: ✈️Arrived in Sydney->Rest in hotel Start your trip to Australia. After arriving in Sydney, go to the hotel to rest and adjust to the time difference. DAY2: Sydney Opera House->Sydney Harbour Bridge->Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens->Circular Quay->Darling Harbour->Bondi Beach Take a day trip to Sydney city to visit many landmarks and experience the charm of the harbour city, then relax at Bondi Beach in the evening. DAY3: Blue Mountains National Park -> Blue Mountains Scenic World Go deep into the Blue Mountains National Park to explore natural wonders and experience beautiful mountain and water scenery. DAY4: Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary -> Q1 Building Observation Deck -> Gold Coast Beach Get close to wild animals, overlook the city, and finally head to the Gold Coast to enjoy the sunshine and beaches. DAY5: Danger Point -> Byron Bay -> Byron Bay Main Beach Explore Cape Danger, experience the tranquility and beauty of Byron Bay, and watch the sunset at Main Beach in the evening. DAY6: Brisbane City Hall -> South Bank Parklands -> Brisbane Museum -> Story Bridge Take a city tour in Brisbane, visit the Town Hall, museums, stroll through South Bank Park, and learn about the city's stories. DAY7: Hotel->✈️Leave Sydney At the end of the trip, after enjoying the comfortable services of the hotel, take a private car to the airport and leave Sydney with beautiful memories. . Things to bring with you when you travel to Australia 📞You should prepare a local phone card for easy communication and smooth internet access. 🔌Don't forget to bring a plug converter, the sockets over there are different from ours. 🛂All documents must be complete, including passport and visa, so that you can enter and exit without worries. 👕If you go in February, just bring some spring and autumn clothes, the climate there is quite mild. Don’t forget the sunscreen and sun hat! Remember to prepare in advance, and your trip to Australia will be more enjoyable and smooth! 🌟 . Australia is waiting for you to explore. Take this guide with you, start your dream journey, and feel the infinite charm of this magical land!

On the 4th floor of Brisbane City Hall, there is a great free museum, the Museum of Brisbane. Although it is free, it is large in scale and has a wide variety of exhibition themes. I have been immersed in art since childhood, and in middle age, I have completely abandoned realism and prefer to see niche works that are close to the expression of the mind. The exhibitions here are innovative: war antiques, Australian aboriginal features, and more new-generation artists' whimsical ideas. Families can participate in the interactive area of the museum to make displays. This form of art is more touching to people's lives and is quite fun. The museum's gift shop at the entrance also has exquisite gadgets to choose from. The Museum of Brisbane is really worth visiting multiple times to experience slowly.

#springitinerary Spring in Brisbane’s CBD is all about rooftop cocktails, river breezes, and secret laneway finds. Ditch the car - this walkable weekend is pure city magic! 🛏️ Stay Like a Local The Calile Hotel - Poolside palm vibes meet luxury (their robe game is next level). Pro tip: Book a Juliette balcony room for people-watching on James St. 🌿 Hidden Oasis City Botanic Gardens’ Bamboo Grove - Step into this whispering green tunnel and forget you’re surrounded by skyscrapers. Dawn light here is ✨ 🍽️ Foodie Trio You Can’t Miss Breakfast: Morning After’s miso mushrooms with crispy kale (West End) Lunch: Happy Boy’s tea-smoked duck pancakes (Fortitude Valley) Dinner: Donna Chang’s black pepper crab (book the pink velvet booths) 😂 Only in Brissy Attempting to look chic while eating Messina gelato (go for pistachio praline) as ibises plot to steal your cone. Urban wildlife game strong! 🕒 48-Hour Itinerary Day 1: Culture & Cocktails 9 AM: Coffee at Coffee Anthology (their batch brew will change you) 10 AM: Museum of Brisbane’s rooftop tour (best view of the river bends) 12 PM: Dumpling feast at Harveys Bar + Bistro (hidden in an office building!) 3 PM: Vintage shopping in the Elizabeth Arcade (dig for 90s band tees) 6 PM: Pre-dinner spritz at Elixir Rooftop (try the native finger lime gin) 8 PM: Post-dinner jazz at Junk Bar (speakeasy vibes) Day 2: River & Retail Therapy 7 AM: Sunrise walk along Eagle St Pier (watch the city wake up) 9 AM: Powerhouse Farmers Markets (snag sourdough from Bourke St Bakery) 11 AM: Ferry to QUT Art Museum (free and always surprising) 2 PM: High tea at The Matriarch (their scones come with strawberry wine jam) 5 PM: Sunset at W Hotel’s Wet Deck (poolside oysters, anyone?) 👚 Pack Light Statement sunglasses (that Brisbane glare is real) Comfortable sandals (for cobbled laneways) A foldable crossbody (hands-free for gelato emergencies) Pro Move: End your night at Suzy Wong’s for late-night sake under the neon lights. Which CBD spot did we miss? Tag your fave below! #BrissySpring

I would never wake up and say let’s go to a museum! Somehow spent 3 hours in the Brisbane museums… absolutely loved them. A must do while there

#0円旅January2025 I visited the Museum of Brisbane on a trip to Brisbane. Although it is a small museum on the third floor of City Hall, the exhibits that give a deep sense of the city's history and culture were fascinating. In particular, the corner that shows the works of local artists and the development of Brisbane was impressive. You can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the slow flow of time. The view from the observation deck is beautiful, and it is a great spot to see the whole city. It is also a nice point that you can visit for free. It is recommended not only for art and history lovers but also for tourists who want to enjoy it in a short time. Even if you just stop by in between walks, you are sure to discover a new side of Brisbane.

#Songkran2024 Travel Destinations Songkran is here. Why are you stuck in your room? If you don't like playing with water, I recommend you to go abroad. Escape the water, go to Songkran, safe and worry-free. Try visiting various picture museums. There are so many things to see. It's good to let yourself go sometimes. Take a leisurely walk without thinking too much. Or you can try to see the history of various places, which is not bad. And this place is #Museumofbrisbane museum of brisbane.

OLDEST ELEVATOR IN THE CITY IS HERE You can sneak into clock tower through an old elevator, in 1-3 floor you can stroll around and see art exhibition. Located in the heart of brisbane, right in the city hall, the museum of brisbane has been a place that attracts tourists to come. #brisbane #travel #summervacation

Most of the ancient Aboriginal works in the Brisbane Museum are made of dried fish, crocodile claws, tree frogs, and leather. The fur of the ancient wizard's clothes is really magical. It has the smell of warding off evil, protection, and scaring. The timid people dare not approach it at all.