Best Tourist Attractions in Brisbane (2026)

An iconic public artwork featuring oversized letters spelling 'Brisbane' set against the city skyline. A popular photo spot in South Brisbane.

A scenic mountaintop lookout with sweeping views across Brisbane, plus cafe and restaurant facilities.

Wildlife centre with hiking trails, reservoir swimming and scenic woodland walks at Enoggera Reservoir.

Busy, modern waterside development with restaurants, breweries & a sleek, contemporary hotel.

A palm-lined artificial beach and lagoon in the heart of South Bank, perfect for a quick swim or picnic without leaving the city.

A Brisbane lookout with city views, bushwalking trails, picnic areas, a café and access to the surrounding Toohey Forest reserves.

A scenic 740-metre boardwalk through mangrove forest on Wynnum's esplanade, offering native wildlife viewing and coastal walks.

Iconic Brisbane landmark and functioning government building with guided tours of its historic clock tower and on-site museum.

Iconic heritage bridge spanning the Brisbane River with distinctive cantilever design and pedestrian access offering city views.

A large saltwater wading pool in Wynnum with a children's slide, facilities and BBQ area.

A scenic headland reserve in Manly offering coastal views and walking paths along Brisbane's bayside.

A heritage walking trail in Teneriffe that explores Brisbane's submarine history and waterfront culture.

A glass-floored observation skydeck high above the river with sweeping city views — 4.8 stars from 100-plus reviews.

A spacious public plaza in Brisbane's CBD offering river and bridge views among towering office buildings.

A 650-metre bushwalk in Toowong’s Mt Coot-tha Reserve, with seasonal falls, connecting tracks and changing scenery after rain.

A Fortitude Valley lookout for an outdoor break in Brisbane, with current facilities and access details best checked through the council listing.

Museums in West End, Brisbane.

Tourist Attractions in Wynnum, Brisbane.