
Victoria Bridge Abutment
A heritage remnant of the original Victoria Bridge at South Bank — free, 4.7 stars from 70-plus reviews.
65 tourist attractions in Brisbane, compiled from each venue's published details and Google Places data, ordered by Spot Score. Use the filters for suburb, price, hours and features.
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A heritage remnant of the original Victoria Bridge at South Bank — free, 4.7 stars from 70-plus reviews.

Featuring a Nepalese pagoda, this heritage site is the last global exhibit from the '88 World Expo.

Tourist Attractions in Wynnum, Brisbane.

A Brisbane destination with food, drinks, play areas, open-air spaces and event venues for families, groups and relaxed weekend visits.

Tourist Attractions in Toowong, Brisbane.

Inspiration Point is a Wynnum lookout in Brisbane, with a 4.5-star Google rating from 79 reviews.

A Wynnum military heritage precinct with historic fortifications, museums and Australian artillery, open for free visits and guided tours on Sundays.

A calm, sheltered Moreton Island beach near Tangalooma Island Resort, suited to swimming, watersports and possible evening dolphin sightings.

Lookouts in Kangaroo Point, Brisbane.

A lovely riverside walk in central Brisbane with a 4.7 rating across 82 reviews.

A Teneriffe tourist attraction within Brisbane’s network of parks and outdoor spaces.

Tourist Attractions in West End, Brisbane.

A charming, quirky little landmark in central Brisbane with a 4.8 rating across 21 reviews.

A scenic lookout at Chermside West in Brisbane with a 4.3 rating across 46 reviews.

Gasometer is a Teneriffe tourist attraction with a 4.5 Google rating from 28 reviews.

Shopping in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

A historic cannon landmark at Teneriffe in Brisbane with a 4.9 rating across 11 reviews.

The Lookout is a South Bank lookout in Brisbane, rated 4.9 from nine Google reviews.
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Read guide →The tourist attractions on this page are ordered by Spot Score, which combines attributed Google ratings, review volume, category fit and how recently the details were re-checked against their sources. The highest scorers appear first.
We blend independent signals — Google star ratings and review counts, popularity, the completeness of available information and freshness — into a single Spot Score out of 100. It is a composite of those signals, not a firsthand review, and it cannot be bought.
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We currently list 65 tourist attractions across Brisbane and surrounding suburbs. Venues are added over time and details are re-checked against their published sources; please confirm hours with the venue before you go.