Brisbane City Hall (solo trip)

Brisbane City Hall anchors King George Square with its grand sandstone columns and soaring clock tower, a slice of Neoclassical elegance in the middle of the CBD. The foyer greets visitors with polished marble floors, bronze honour boards and a skylit dome that draws eyes upward before you have even collected a tour ticket. Free guided tours run several times a day and take you through the formal ...

Located right in front of King George Square, Brisbane City Hall is a beautifully preserved historic building. If you book in advance, you can take an elevator up the clock tower and enjoy sweeping views of the city. Inside, the building houses well-organized exhibition spaces, and on the third floor you’ll find the Museum of Brisbane, a small but thoughtfully curated museum worth visiting.

Had both my wedding ceremony (in the Windsor Room) and reception (in the Brisbane Room) held at this beautiful and majestic venue in March 2025. I liaised with Jacinta from EPICURE and she was so lovely, patient and empathetic throughout the whole process. From doing a venue tour, to a menu tasting after hours and up till the wedding day itself, she was nothing but accommodating. My vendors also m...

Explore the public and administrative spaces that comprise the seat of the Brisbane area government. In order to get the behind the scenes peak, it will be a good idea to sign up for the free guided tours. Walk back to the beginnings of the efforts to design, fund, and eventually the start of construction through the renovation work that resulted in the reopening of the storied building in 2013. T...

City Hall is beautiful and truly iconic. Inside and out I've always found there to be something magical about it. I've been to many events held here over the years from balls, to awards, voting even bridal expos and it's a very versatile space. The historical beauty is well presented and preserved. I've added a couple of photos from tonight when we took the kids in for the ever spectacular Christm...