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Parks, playgrounds, gardens, markets and indoor activities across Brisbane and along the river.
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IndoorsSparkLab at the Queensland Museum is one of Brisbane’s best hands-on science experiences. With space-themed exhibits, interactive experiments, daily science shows and plenty of opportunities to build, test and explore, it’s a hit with kids and adults alike.
IndoorsIce skating at Acacia Ridge is a fun and active way to spend an afternoon, whether you are a beginner or an experienced skater. With a two-hour session, plenty of space for all skill levels, and support aids like penguin stabilisers for beginners, it is a great place to practice, improve, or just enjoy the experience.
IndoorsStep into the world of Bluey with an unforgettable visit to Bluey’s World, an interactive, guided experience where families explore Bluey’s house, solve clues, and unlock new rooms. If your child adores Bluey, this visit will be one to remember.
MarketsDiscover the ultimate foodie destination at Eat Street Northshore in Brisbane. From global cuisines and live entertainment to boutique shopping, this riverside gem has it all.
ParksExplore Lower Moora Park, Shorncliffe – a family-friendly destination featuring a massive playground, the historic Shorncliffe Pier, a serene beach, and plenty of picnic areas. Perfect for fishing, kids' activities, and relaxing by Moreton Bay. Plan your visit today!
PlaygroundsLocated in the heart of Milton, Frew Park is a sprawling 3.5-hectare urban parkland that combines its rich tennis heritage with modern recreational facilities. It’s the perfect destination for kids to burn off energy, parents to relax, and families to enjoy a day out together.
ParksLocated beneath Brisbane's iconic Story Bridge, Captain Burke Park offers a serene riverside retreat with panoramic views of the city skyline. This inner-city haven is a favorite among locals and visitors, providing a blend of recreational facilities, historical significance, and natural beauty.
Public gardensNestled at the base of Mt Coot-tha, the Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha offer a stunning escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Whether you’re a nature lover, a family with kids, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, these gardens have something for everyone.
EntertainmentHop aboard the Brisbane CityHopper, a budget-friendly ferry that takes you on a scenic journey along the river, connecting top destinations like South Bank, Eagle Street Pier, and New Farm. With fares at just 50 cents, it’s the perfect way to explore the city while enjoying stunning waterfront views!
PlaygroundsBoxhead Park is a beach hut themed playground located in Lota that is perfect for both toddlers and older children, featuring large grassy areas, playground equipment and more.
LookoutsMt Gravatt Lookout is a large picnic area located at the top of Mt Gravatt which is famous for its amazing views of Brisbane’s CBD and surrounding mountain ranges. On a clear day you can see as far as the D’Aguilar Range, Mt Coot-tha and the Glass House Mountains.
Swimming spotsWynnum Wading Pool Park is a public water park located at the edge of town, next to the sea in Wynnum. Apart from the water park and wading pool, the park also features a playground for the kids, sheltered areas for picnics, nearby cafes and push bike paths, if you’re in the mood for a ride.
History and landmarksThe Old Windmill Brisbane, located at Wickham Park in Spring Hill, The heritage listed Old Windmill in Brisbane is a culturally significant building that is worth checking out to learn about some of the difficulties encountered during the early convict settlement periods.