Best Things to Do in Brisbane, with baby

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is 85% Baby-Friendly

Parents with a baby get free infant entry, pram-friendly paths, parents’ room and microwave, though loud shows and no infant animal handling drop suitability slightly to 85.

Recommended visit duration: 3-4 hours

Queensland Museum Kurilpa is 76% Baby-Friendly

Two family rooms, lifts for prams and change tables make visits practical, yet dim war displays and loud animatronics may distress infants and there is almost no baby-targeted content.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Roma Street Parkland is 76% Baby-Friendly

Wide pram-friendly paths, shaded lawns and baby-change tables in four toilets help carers, yet no dedicated nursing room and occasional loud events mean parents must plan feeds and naps carefully.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Mount Coot-tha Reserve is 73% Baby-Friendly

Paved garden loops, high-chair café, pram-friendly picnic lawns and several baby-change toilets help carers, yet no dedicated nursing room and many trails are too steep for strollers.

Recommended visit duration: 1 day

Mount Coot-Tha Summit Lookout is 71% Baby-Friendly

Pram-friendly ramps and accessible toilets support a short visit, and you can drive to the deck. Change tables are unconfirmed at summit, so stop at Botanic Gardens below if you need one.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

The Collective Markets is 71% Baby-Friendly

Pram-friendly paths, parent rooms with change tables, and stroller hire make visits feasible; loud music and crowd density may overstimulate babies and complicate feeding spots.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Brisbane City Hall is 67% Baby-Friendly

Pram-friendly lifts, parents’ room and free pram hire help carers, yet tight clock-tower lift bans strollers and the 80 km trip from Gold Coast lengthens naps and feed logistics.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

King George Square is 66% Baby-Friendly

Parents with prams get lift access, changing tables in City Hall and quiet benches, but crowds, loud buskers and little soft ground make long stops tricky; confirm nursing rooms ahead.

Story Bridge is 62% Baby-Friendly

Pram-friendly lifts, level paths, change tables, and lawns welcome infants, yet babies are excluded from any climb experience and no dedicated nursing room exists, so stays are shorter and ground-based only.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

The Wheel of Brisbane is 62% Baby-Friendly

Babies ride free in an air-conditioned gondola, yet parents must park prams below and hold the baby, and there is no in-cab nappy change area, so preparation is essential.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours