TOP 30 Museum collection exhibits in Brisbane City

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Welcome to The Johnson Brisbane - Art Series, a unique and vibrant establishment nestled in the heart of Spring Hill, Australia. This one-of-a-kind lodging and point of interest is a haven for art enthusiasts and discerning travelers seeking a truly immersive experience. Situated on Boundary Street, our institution boasts a prime location that allows guests to explore the best that Brisbane has to offer. With its close proximity to the city center, cultural precincts, and major attractions, The Johnson Brisbane is the perfect base for both business and leisure travelers looking to immerse themselves in the vibrant energy of this thriving city.

Welcome to the Dayboro Cottage Local History Museum, located at 27 Williams Street in the charming town of Dayboro, Australia. Established in 2004 by the Dayboro District Historical Society Inc., our museum is dedicated to collecting, collating, and preserving articles, photographs, and information that reflect the rich history of the Dayboro district. Steeped in fascinating stories, our town has gone through several name changes throughout the years. Originally known as Upper North Pine, it later became North Pine and eventually Petrie. In 1875, the first mail service arrived in the district, and Mr. Hugh Hamilton, a local farmer, became the receiving officer. Three years later, Hamilton's mail service was elevated to Unofficial Post Office status, and Mrs. Catherine Hamilton, widow of Hugh Hamilton, became the first Post Mistress. After marrying the local schoolteacher, William Brundrit, in 1879, the Post Office became known as Hamilton. However, in 1892, the name was changed to Terrors Creek, named after the creek that bordered the town. This name was short-lived, as in 1917, it was changed to Dayboro to avoid confusion with Torrens Creek, as per the Postmaster-General's recommendation. The name Dayboro was chosen to honor William Henry Day, a prominent figure in Brisbane who leased the land on which the majority of the town now stands and established a sugar plantation and mill.

Welcome to The Commissariat Store Museum, located at 115 William Street in Brisbane City, Australia. As an establishment, museum, point of interest, and tourist attraction, we offer a unique experience that showcases Queensland's rich history. Our museum is operated by dedicated volunteers from The Royal Historical Society of Queensland. They offer guided tours to provide visitors with a comprehensive understanding of our exhibitions. These exhibitions delve into the convict and colonial history of Queensland, as well as explore the contemporary history of the region.

Welcome to the Brisbane Botanic Gardens, located at Mount Coot-Tha Road, 152 in Australia. As Queensland's premier subtropical botanic gardens, we are a must-visit tourist attraction in the Brisbane City Council Mt Coot-tha precinct. Established in 1970 and officially opened in 1976, our 56-hectare gardens are open daily from 8am-6pm in summer (September to March) and 8am-5pm in winter (April to August). Best of all, entry to the gardens is free! Please note that dogs are not permitted at any time, except for guide and assistance dogs, in order to protect the gardens and native wildlife.

Welcome to the Brisbane Opal Museum, a captivating establishment nestled in the heart of Windsor, Australia. Located on Lutwyche Road, the museum stands tall as a prominent point of interest, drawing visitors from all corners of the globe. With its rich collection of opals and in-depth exploration of Australia's opal mining history, the Brisbane Opal Museum is a true gem in the realm of tourist attractions. Step into our museum and prepare to be enthralled by the mesmerizing world of opals. Our extensive collection showcases a dazzling array of opals, each with its unique color, pattern, and brilliance. From the fiery reds to the vibrant blues, every opal tells a story of natural beauty and geological wonder. Immerse yourself in the captivating displays that highlight the various types and formations of opals, shedding light on the intricacies of their creation.

Welcome to the Gallery of Modern Art, located at South Brisbane, Stanley Place in Australia. Our institution is a vibrant hub for art, culture, and entertainment. As an art gallery, cafe, establishment, food destination, movie theater, museum, point of interest, and restaurant, we offer a diverse range of experiences for visitors of all interests. At the Gallery of Modern Art, we proudly acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which our institution stands. We recognize and appreciate the creative contributions that First Australians make to the art and culture of our country.

Welcome to Birrunga Gallery, located in the heart of Brisbane City on Adelaide Street. As an art gallery, establishment, food destination, point of interest, restaurant, and tourist attraction, we offer a diverse and immersive experience for visitors of all backgrounds. Step into our gallery and be captivated by the original artworks created by our talented resident artists. Their creations are thoughtfully exhibited throughout the space, showcasing a wide range of styles and mediums. Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of creativity, our gallery provides a safe and inclusive space for everyone to enjoy.

Welcome to QM Café, located in the heart of South Brisbane, Queensland. As a café, we offer a warm and inviting atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy delicious food and beverages. Situated near some of Queensland's most prominent institutions, including Queensland Museum, The Workshops Rail Museum, Cobb Co Museum, and the Museum of Tropical Queensland, QM Café is the perfect place to fuel up before or after exploring these incredible establishments.

Welcome to the Queensland College of Art, Gold Coast, located in the vibrant City of Gold Coast, Southport. As an establishment and point of interest, we invite you to explore your creativity and push the boundaries of the visual and creative arts with us. At Queensland College of Art and Design (QCAD), our thriving community of artists, designers, and photographers are constantly pushing the boundaries of creativity. Whether you choose to study at our South Bank campus in the heart of Brisbane's cultural precinct or our exciting Gold Coast campus, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate with Griffith Film School students studying film and screen media, animation, and games design.