Brisbane's iconic structures that define the city skyline and tell its history. From historic bridges to modern landmarks, these are the must-see spots that capture the city's essence.
Brisbane's most iconic landmark completed in 1940. This historic bridge offers breathtaking views of the city and river. Climb the bridge via Story Bridge Adventure Climb for panoramic vistas, or simply walk across to experience the engineering marvel up close.
The iconic Ferris wheel at South Bank provides 360-degree city and river views. Located in Australia's largest urban parkland, it's surrounded by gardens, museums, and dining. Perfect for sunrise or sunset rides.
A magnificent Edwardian Baroque building completed in 1930, featuring ornate architecture and a clock tower visible from the city. Visit the museum exhibitions or attend cultural events. The observation deck offers stunning city views.
Tips for Landmarks & Monuments
- Visit Story Bridge at sunset for the best photography
- City Hall has free admission to the building and clock tower
- South Bank Ferris Wheel tickets can be purchased at the gate or online
- Combine these landmarks with museum visits for a full day