South Bank Parklands

The 17-hectare parklands precinct is a haven of natural beauty and features riverfront parkland spaces, more than 20 landscaped areas and the iconic man-made Streets Beach.

There are many free community experiences on offer at South Bank including South Bank Arbour and rainforest walks, picnic and barbecue areas, beautiful water features and a stunning riverfront promenade that is ideal for walking, running and cycling.

eatSouthBank Concierge

eatSouthBank Concierge exists to help event organisers plan memorable and seamlessly executed events. Register your event and eatSouthBank Concierge will provide all the information your delegates need to enjoy their visit and explore South Bank, including exclusive discounts and local tips.

Queensland Cultural Centre

Queensland Cultural Centre is the centrepiece of the state’s art portfolio. It celebrates modern and historical art in all forms from performance to mixed media to writing.

Queensland Gallery Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA)

Queensland’s two premier art galleries perch on the South Brisbane riverside and showcase the best of Australian and international artists. Delegates can take a guided tour though the ever-changing displays of contemporary and historical art, or immerse themselves in one of their dynamic programs and events.

Fish Lane

Stretching from South Brisbane to West End, Fish Lane is a vibrant destination housing some of Brisbane's best restaurants, bars and cafes. Taking lead from neighbouring cultural icons, QAGOMA and the Queensland Museum, Fish Lane offers its own array of mesmerising art that's open for the public to explore.

West End

West End is an unapologetic inner-city suburb rich with history and culture. Its eclectic mix of cafes and restaurants, bars and nightlife meets aspiring designers, live music and underground movements along the main street. This is where ideas begin and grow, and community matters. Join West End in celebrating its alternative inner-city village.

Fortitude Valley

Fortitude Valley is a contradiction in itself – raw, yet sophisticated. It is where elegance and style meet grungy and offbeat, and heritage-listed properties proudly stand among contemporary buildings. The Valley, as it is affectionately known, was Australia’s first dedicated entertainment district and continues to be a hive of activity. Live music thrives with the nation’s best acts drawn to the concert halls and bars. The impressive Chinatown Mall is a hub for Chinese supermarkets and restaurants, and Brunswick Street is home to countless multicultural and affordable dining options.

James Street

Adorned with leafy trees and boutique shopfronts, James Street showcases the best of Australian and international fashion labels. James Street is home to renowned The Calile Hotel and award-winning fine dining restaurants that are guaranteed to delight your tastebuds.

New Farm, Newstead & Teneriffe 

A stunning social hub set along the riverside, this precinct is loved by picnickers, market-goers, artists and craft beer-drinkers alike. Stroll along the Brisbane Riverwalk, visit one of the many restaurants, cafes and bars, or immerse in one of Brisbane Powerhouse’s exhibitions or shows, and explore all the area has to offer.  

Howard Smith Wharves

A foodie haven, a hotbed of creativity, a playground for nature lovers—all with the iconic Brisbane River acting as the thread that winds through it. By taking the artefacts of Brisbane’s wharfage history, Howard Smith Wharves have tied together Brisbane’s working heritage to the thriving modern city it has become today. Located beneath the Story Bridge, the waterfront home boasts 13 restaurants, cafes, bars, event spaces and a hotel, with the multiple award-winning Felons Brewing Co at its heart. Howard Smith Wharves are dedicated to raising the bar on hospitality and events.