Brisbane Modern
Tour Highlights
Start your tour at Reddacliff Place (top of the Queen Street Mall), where an eclectic mix of architecture tells the story of Brisbane's transformation from a fledgling colony to a cutting-edge metropolis.
Then on past breath-taking public art to meander through Heritage Lanes, a brilliant example of sustainable sub-tropical architecture and the adaptive re-use of heritage buildings.
Crossing over the Kurilpa Bridge to South Bank, the undisputed site of Brisbane's emergence onto the world stage, where we explore the incredible democratic, modernist architecture of one of the southern hemisphere's largest cultural precincts.
We journey down Fish Lane past its vibrant restaurants, heritage listed buildings and towering modern apartments adorned with incredible murals and public artworks, before ending the tour with a secret look at hidden internal artwork by one of Australia's pre-eminent street artists.
SOME MORE TOUR INFORMATION:
What is included in this tour?
What are the tour requirements?
What do I bring?
We strongly recommend you bring a hat, water bottle and apply sunscreen prior to starting the walk. Wear comfortable walking shoes.
Please also bring a bank or credit card, contactless payment activated mobile phone or smart watch, or a Brisbane public transport go-card in the event that we take a City Cat ferry on your tour.
What is the group size?
All walks/tours are a maximum of 8 guests
Will there be toilets on the tour?
All walking tour routes will go past a public toilet. Please let your guide know if you require a stop.
What is the best way to travel to the start location?
You can find your way to the inner city (and the located start of our walks) via public or private transport.
All Brisbane public transport is only 50 cents, and you can tap on and off with your credit or debit card.