Come and enjoy Brisbane's largest fresh food and lifestyle market.
The Saturday Fresh Market in Rocklea is the largest fresh food and lifestyle market in Brisbane, with over 100 stalls offering a huge selection of fruit and vegetables, quality meats and poultry, baked goods, gourmet and deli lines, plants, homewares and lifestyle products - and of course, food and coffee vans to help keep your strength up!
Saturday Fresh Market is fully undercover, so we are an all-weather venue open for business every Saturday 6am - 12 noon, at 385 Sherwood Road, Rocklea.
Please note that no animals are permitted other than certified assistance animals.
Area 1: Escape Rooms are a highly immersive Escape Room experience and has been awarded one of the top 200 escape rooms in the world in 2023.
Solve puzzles in a full game world developed and written by a sci-fi writer and escape room enthusiast, and immersive elements including acting, lighting, and sound effects from professionals in the film and festival field.
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world's first and largest koala sanctuary, proudly home to over 100 koalas and more than 70 species of native Australian wildlife.
Just 12 kilometres from Brisbane's CBD, Lone Pine offers an immersive and educational experience in a natural riverside setting. Guests of all ages can hand-feed free-ranging kangaroos, meet dingoes and wombats, and discover reptiles, birds, and the elusive platypus.
Enjoy a full daily schedule of wildlife presentations, including live keeper talks, a free-flight raptor show, and sheepdog demonstrations. For those wanting a deeper connection, unique animal encounters, behind-the-scenes experiences, and guided tours are also available.
As the sun sets, explore Lone Pine's nocturnal precinct and see a different side of the sanctuary on one of the exclusive twilight or night-time tours, a rare chance to encounter Australia's elusive night-dwellers.
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is accredited by the Zoo and Aquarium Association, demonstrating a strong commitment to animal wellbeing, ethical care, and conservation leadership.
The sanctuary is wheelchair accessible and welcomes guests of all abilities, with accessible amenities and experiences available.
Open every day and easily accessible by car, bus, or Mirimar River Cruise, Lone Pine is Brisbane's must-visit wildlife destination.
It's time to discover your sanctuary.
Creative Room Art Space is a contemporary gallery in Brisbane's West End presenting curated exhibitions, studio workshops, and cultural events.
The gallery works with emerging and mid-career artists across painting, drawing, printmaking, and mixed media, with a program of solo and group shows that changes regularly throughout the year. Artworks are available for purchase across a range of prices, from works suited to first-time buyers through to more substantial acquisitions. Artist talks and events with writers and musicians run alongside the exhibition schedule.
Studio workshops and art classes are offered year-round for all levels, from beginners to practicing artists. Professional development sessions and one-on-one mentoring are also available for artists building their careers.
Located on the corner of Dornoch Terrace and Hardgrave Road, West End, with a cluster of restaurants nearby including Greek, Italian, Turkish, Thai, and European dining. Open Wednesday to Sunday with extended evening hours on Fridays and Saturdays.
Fables Bar & Café is the Princess Theatre's own café and bar, which is located on the ground floor of the theatre.
Fables caters to locals and gig-going patrons - functioning as a cosy café day and night.
Fables offering includes various rotating craft beers, wines and other goodies, and a collection of signature cocktails and classics.
Fables are open late on gig nights, so swing by after the show for a night cap.
The Princess Theatre reigns as Queensland's oldest standing theatre. The heritage-listed building, which opened in 1888, has over the years housed a picture theatre, a rag merchant, a secondhand dealer, a paper wholesaler, an engineering firm, and most recently, a church.
Built 135 years ago as a local gathering place for the working class residents of Woolloongabba and South Brisbane, it is now roaring back to life as Brisbane’s newest home for live music and performing arts attracting audiences from around the country and acts from around the world.
Established in 2004, the Woolloongabba Art Gallery is an independent boutique art gallery, dedicated to the exhibition and sale of quality contemporary art. Representing a stylistically varied selection of local and Australasian art by established and emerging artists, Woolloongabba Art Gallery's regular exhibition program is complemented with substantial stockroom holdings of works by represented artists. With an ethos steeped in cultural appreciation, the gallery sources its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander exhibitions through 100 percent owned and operated art centres.
Welcome to Hey Caddy South Bank, your local mini golf venue for play, celebrations, and time together with kids, families, and mates in Brisbane's inner south. Take on their colourful mini golf course, book in for school holiday fun , plan a birthday party , or lock in a private group booking. They've got a food menu packed with crowd favourites and a fully licensed sports bar, so you're never far from something to eat or a drink in hand while you relax between rounds. Their course is designed for first-timers and mini golf fans alike, bringing plenty of laughs and friendly competition . With flexible group bundles and party packages to suit all ages, they make it easy for you to celebrate your way.
Welcome to X-Golf South Bank, a local indoor golf and sports bar in Brisbane's inner south! Guests can join casual rounds, tournaments, coaching sessions, or private hire. A relaxed atmosphere is paired with a full bar and a curated menu, making it the perfect spot to catch the game or relax with friends. Premium simulators provide accurate ball data and access to world-renowned international courses. From casual group bundles to tailored event packages, flexible options are available for different occasions.
Since the early 1970s Griffith University Art Museum (GUAM) has been an influential part of Australia's cultural landscape, committed to innovation, experimentation and advocacy of art and culture's role in society.
Situated in Brisbane's Cultural Precinct at South Bank, and in one of Australia's oldest art schools, the Queensland College of Art & Design, GUAM stimulates active and lifelong learning through diverse exhibitions, public programmes, research, teaching, and publishing for our community of students, faculty, artists, scholars, alumni, and the wider public. GUAM is always free and hosts exhibitions throughout the year in a purpose-built gallery space.
GUAM is also custodian of the Griffith University Art Collection, the second largest public art collection in Queensland, of which more than 500 works are exhibited across the University's campuses in Brisbane, Logan and the Gold Coast for the enjoyment and education of students, staff and visitors.
The West End Electric is an electrifying fusion of live entertainment, bold performances, and lavish design, offering a unique theatrical experience that transports visitors into a world of glamour and creativity.
Inspired by London’s iconic theatre district, this venue captures the essence of vaudeville, New York cabaret, and the Moulin Rouge, creating an immersive atmosphere that is both opulent and exhilarating. With its chic, bohemian aesthetic—think velvet accents, a Ferris wheel décor, and a lit marquee stage—the space sets the stage for thrilling performances.
Home to Strut and Fret's cutting-edge circus cabaret shows, the West End Electric has quickly become a hub for Queensland's live entertainment scene. The venue’s eclectic design combines historical elements with modern luxury, making it as much a part of the performance as the artists themselves.
Guests are treated to a spectacular sensory experience, complete with cocktails, enhancing the lavish ambiance. Whether you’re there for an unforgettable show or to soak in the atmosphere, the West End Electric is undeniably a perfect blend of art, style, and entertainment.
Packed with excitement, you and your teammates will leap into new worlds completing ground-breaking missions. Work as a team to find clues, solve puzzles and complete challenges before the time runs out. This isn’t something you watch, it’s something you experience, right in the heart of the action.
Step into brand new worlds re-created in epically themed escape rooms for pulse-racing real-life adventures. Will you be able to unravel the mysteries, piece together the clues and save the day, or will you fall prey to the perpetrator's devious mind? Come and experience the concept that is taking the world by storm!
Give yourself a break. Press your reset button. Build up awesome immunity. Now, more than ever, it's important to stay healthy in body, mind and spirit. Discover a luxurious but affordable modern Australian bathhouse reinvented for today at Soak Bathhouse. Set in the heart of urban Brisbane, Soak Bathhouse has launched its new rooftop bathhouse in West End, Queensland!
With seven communal open-air mineral spas and pools, a traditional dry cedar sauna, a steam room infused with essential oils, and tropical gardens, Soak West End is a true urban oasis. Make time for a 90-minute microdose of wellness and put your high-pressure city life on pause.
For some extra special "you time", bliss out with a private spa Massage, LED Facial or Private Infrared Sauna.
Soak Bathhouse is all about disconnecting from the daily grind. But they're about reconnecting, too. In their calming, welcoming environment, find like-minded Soakers and experience our kind of "social wellness".
Onsite parking is available.
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre (BCEC) is Queensland's premier purpose-built business events venue, located in Brisbane's vibrant South Bank precinct. Since opening in 1995, BCEC has welcomed more than 21.6 million visitors, hosted over 26,000 events and generated more than AUD6.26 billion in economic impact for Queensland.
Owned by South Bank Corporation and managed by Legends Global, BCEC is internationally recognised for excellence in conventions, exhibitions, meetings and live events. The Centre features world-class facilities, award-winning catering and a commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences.
Sustainability has been at the heart of BCEC's operations since opening, supported by 14 consecutive years of EarthCheck certification and a strong focus on environmental responsibility, community impact and responsible business practices.
Guided by its values of Teamwork, Care and Ideas, BCEC continues to connect people, industries and communities while helping shape Brisbane's future as a global destination for business events.
Urban Climb is a multi-facility rock climbing facility located in Brisbane.
Urban Climb West End welcome climbers of all ages and abilities throughout a network of gyms in Brisbane however some specific sites have age limitations.
West End - Ropes - all ages
West End Bouldering - 13+ yrs
Milton - Bouldering - 13+yrs
Newstead - Bouldering - all ages.
Experience the thrill of flying a real commercial jet in Brisbane!
At Flight Simulator QLD, guests step into the captain's seat of the world's most popular airliner, the Boeing 737. The highly realistic simulator allows guests to take off, cruise, and land just like a real airline pilot, no experience needed!
Perfect for tourists looking for a unique Brisbane adventure and locals wanting something unforgettable. Flight Simulator QLD welcomes birthday parties, group bookings, corporate events, and aviation enthusiasts of all ages, open on weekends, making it the perfect weekend experience.
Located in Holland Park, Brisbane, the simulator is just minutes from Westfield Carindale and only a short drive from the Brisbane CBD. Surrounded by great cafes, restaurants, and local hotspots, the flight experience can easily be added to a fun day out.
Easy to access by public transport, with convenient parking nearby.
Whether chasing a dream of becoming a pilot or simply looking for something exciting to do, Flight Simulator QLD is ready for takeoff.
Head in-store and browse their range of chocolate bouquet gifts, gift hampers or dessert gifts.
Pick a gift off the shelf or they are more than happy to create one for you with an accompanying personalised gift tag if required.
Perfect if you heading to a friend's birthday or celebration.
You can head online if you want and pick up your chosen gift in-store - whatever works for you.
The Goodwill Bridge is a dedicated footbridge that links the Brisbane River's north and south banks, connecting the Queensland Maritime Museum at South Bank with the city at Gardens Point.
It is just under 500 metres long but a brief walk along this architecturally impressive structure gives you a whole new perspective on South Bank, the Brisbane River and Central Business District.
It was built in 2001 and takes its name from the Goodwill Games, which took place in Brisbane the same year.
The bridge is not open to vehicular traffic and also features public art installations along its length.
Streets Beach is a South Bank icon and a must-visit while you’re exploring the 17-hectare South Bank Parklands. Australia’s only inner-city, man-made beach boasts a sparkling blue lagoon surrounded by white, sandy beaches and sub-tropical plants. Streets Beach is an oasis in the middle of Brisbane City.
Next to Streets Beach are two other aquatic spaces – the Boat Pool and Aquativity, an interactive water-play park for children.
Streets Beach is free to use and is patrolled by qualified lifeguards all year round. The lifeguard’s hours change throughout the year, so please contact the South Bank Visitor Centre to see when they are patrolling.
Every Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday, The Collective Markets at South Bank feature an exciting range of arts, craft, homewares, collectibles, exotic items, designer fashion and much more. The Markets are an ideal way to find a unique gift, or simply stroll through and enjoy the atmosphere or a bite to eat.
The Market is an excellent place to sample delicious treats, organic produce and homemade fare. Enjoy the fabulous music and entertainment as you browse.
The markets are located in the heart of South Bank, Brisbane’s premier recreational and cultural destination. The market stalls fill the Stanley Street Plaza.
Located in the heart of vibrant Fish Lane, the Brisbane Portrait Gallery is a welcoming new cultural destination celebrating Queensland artists and the diverse communities that shape the region. Dedicated entirely to portraiture, the Gallery offers an intimate and engaging experience where visitors can explore the people, stories, and identities that define contemporary Brisbane/Meanjin.
The exhibitions blend artistic excellence with accessibility, showcasing everything from bold new voices to some of Australia's leading portrait artists. Through painting, photography, video, and new media, the Gallery captures the spirit of our city at a time of rapid growth leading into 2032 and beyond, making it a must‑see for anyone wanting to understand Brisbane through the faces and stories of its people.
Visitors can expect a thoughtfully designed space that invites reflection, conversation, and connection. The Gallery also offers a dynamic calendar of events, community programs, and opportunities to engage directly with artists and storytellers from across Queensland.
Easily reached by public transport and only a short walk from South Bank, the Brisbane Portrait Gallery is surrounded by cafés, creative spaces, and the lively atmosphere of Fish Lane - perfect for making a day of your visit.
Aquativity is a fun, interactive water-play park right in the heart of Brisbane's South Bank. It is specially designed to encourage families and children to come together and enjoy the outdoors. It celebrates the city's close relationship with the Brisbane River.
Aquativity features educational play elements referencing the river and helps create an early understanding of the water cycle and its preservation.
Aquativity also highlights the native fish and mammal species of mullet and dugong, the interesting pattern of the river catchments and the importance of indigenous, environmental and urban elements of our relationship to the river.
Open on weekends and school holidays from 10 am until 5 pm, Aquativity also works within the existing pool system, and water is recycled for use within The South Bank Parklands.
Fish Lane is a vibrant inner-city laneway filled with buzzing bars, cool restaurants and an evolving gallery of street art. Eat your way around the world with seemingly every cuisine on offer, or slink into a cocktail bar, beer garden or wine bar after dinner.
The Fish Lane precinct is ideally placed to grab a meal before a show at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre or to stop by for a drink on the way to or from the award-winning Queensland Art Gallery or Gallery of Modern Art.
The laneway connects Brisbane's Cultural Centre and South Bank to the suburban West End. Along Fish Lane, there is a huge amount of street art and public art. Wander through or organise a local Brisbane Greeter to give you a tour.
With the South Brisbane train station, Cultural busway station and Brisbane metro just a few hundred metres away and the city's renowned cultural precinct just as close, Fish Lane is now easily accessed and is the perfect spot to complete an afternoon or evening of culture.
Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) is a state-of-the-art performing arts facility located in the heart of Brisbane's cultural centre and boasts a diverse range of performances across theatre, music, dance, and comedy.
QPAC has been the proud home of live performance in Queensland for almost 40 years, welcoming more than 1.5 million visitors to over 1,200 performances annually.
With an inspiring and welcoming environment for audiences, artists and presenting companies.
QPAC is committed to excellence in live performance and cultural thinking to help sustain and grow a vibrant arts community. Their Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) seeks to further a deeper connection with First Nations peoples of Queensland through leadership and development, both in their business and programming.
