State Library of Queensland, Brisbane
Part of the Queensland Cultural Centre, the State Library of Queensland is the largest reference book and research collection library in Queensland.
Part of the Queensland Cultural Centre, the State Library of Queensland is the largest reference book and research collection library in Queensland. The library houses important documents related to the history of Brisbane and Australia, and is home to 2 UNESCO Memory of the World items, Labour Party Manifesto and the Margaret Lawrie collection of Torres Strait Islands material. Guided tours of the building are available.
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About State Library of Queensland
Stanley Pl, South Brisbane QLD 4101, Australia
+61 7 3840 7666
State Library of Queensland and Nearby Sights on Map
Queensland Gallery of Modern Art
Part of the Queensland Cultural Centre, the Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) in Brisbane is one of the premier art centres and the biggest exhibition gallery for modern art in Australia
Queensland Museum & Sciencentre
The Queensland Museum is the state museum of Queensland, presenting historical artifacts that showcase the rich cultural and economic heritage of the area, including the Dandiiri Maiwar exhibition on Aboriginal Peoples and Torres Strait Islanders
Queensland Performing Arts Centre
Part of the Queensland Cultural Centre, the Queensland Performing Arts Centre presents a wonderful spectacle of performing arts
Wheel of Brisbane
Brisbane's take on the London Eye, the Wheel of Brisbane, is a 60 metre tall ferris wheel on the South Bank Parklands with 42 air-conditioned capsules taking visitors on a 12 minute ride with magnificent views of the Brisbane River and city
Museum of Brisbane
Housed in the Brisbane City Halll, the Museum of Brisbane explores the history of the city
Roma Street Parkland
Spread over 16 hectares on the northern side of the Brisbane Central Business District, the Roma Street Parkland is one of the city’s best parks
South Bank Parklands
One of the most visited sites in Brisbane, the Parklands on the southern bank of the Brisbane River are developments on the site of the World Expo 88
Treasury Building
The former Queensland Government Treasury Building, a Classical Italianate sandstone building completed in 1889, is currently home to the Treasury Casino
Anzac Square and Shrine of Remembrance
Anzac Square, located between Ann Street and Adelaide Street in Brisbane, is dedicated to Australia's military heritage
