01. Experience The Gabba 

Be it to cheer on the Brisbane Lions during the AFL season, or soaking in the electrifying action during the summer of cricket, experience the best of exciting live sport at The Gabba - Brisbane’s iconic stadium where unforgettable memories are made.

02. Take a hike on the Story Bridge Adventure Climb

A bucket list item for visitors and locals alike, is the two-hour Story Bridge Adventure Climb that showcases an unbeatable, 360-degree view of Brisbane, the Brisbane River, surrounding mountain ranges and Moreton Bay islands. For something truly memorable, check out the special Dawn or Full Moon climbs.

03. Visit Queensland’s oldest theatre

At 135 years old, The Princess Theatre is one of Queensland’s oldest standing  cultural venues; a bricks-and-mortar slice of Brisbane’s rich history.  The Princess Theatre is a jewel in the crown of Woolloongabba’s emerging entertainment and lifestyle precinct, Clarence Corner, which presents a year-round program of music, theatre, and cabaret acts.

04. Enjoy live music at the Brisbane Jazz Club

Providing live entertainment on Kangaroo Point since 1976, the Brisbane Jazz Club is a fixture in Brisbane’s live music scene. Relish in beautiful jazz music while enjoying some of the best views of  the Brisbane River from the alfresco deck.

05. Travel to France at C'est Bon & Le Bon Bar

Pair your visit to The Princess Theatre with a trip to France at C’est Bon & Le Bon Bar, a home to beautiful French cuisine. Loved by locals since 2008, C'est Bon continues to serve innovative and delicious French dishes in the restaurant, and share plates with French themed cocktails on the garden terrace and rooftop lounge.

06. Watch the sun set at Sunsets

This venue is not named Sunset’s for no reason, Sunsets Rooftop Bar, offers some of the best sunset views in Brisbane. The desert oasis feel comes from the décor, greenery and warm summer breeze that flows through. Sip on signature cocktails and taste from a tropical region-inspired menu where meats are char-grilled, dips are served with fresh flatbread and all dishes are spiced to perfection.

07. Chow down on hand-stretched pizza at Superfly Pizza

Simple, delicious, and cheesy, just how the Italians love their pizza. Superfly Pizza is a favourite haunt for Woolloongabba locals, serving a mouth-watering menu of hand-stretched pizzas, arancini and tiramisu from a secluded laneway. Sample the popular classic pepperoni or tempt your tastebuds with something adventurous from the rotating specials menu.

08. Visit Woolloongabba's lifestyle precinct

Brisbane’s fastest-growing suburb is now home to a vibrant lifestyle, entertainment, and community centre. South City Square is the beating heart of Woolloongabba, a mixed-use development where friends gather to share a meal, shop, hang out in the sun and enjoy the latest movie with drinks afterwards. For a meal to satisfy those Italian cravings, Sasso Italiano for crispy woodfired pizza, South City Wine is perfect for a few drops of vino and European eats.

09. Walk across the Kangaroo Point Bridge

Enjoy a leisurely stroll on Brisbane’s newest bridge connecting Kangaroo Point directly to The City, offering a seamless link for visitors and cyclists alike. The architecturally striking shaded foot and bicycle bridge is the perfect addition to the Kangaroo Point River Walk, enhancing accessibility while providing stunning views of the Brisbane River and skyline.

10. Visit Brisbane's historic Story Bridge Hotel

One of the city’s most famous watering holes, the Story Bridge Hotel is built around the pylons of the iconic Story Bridge and is an extremely popular spot to enjoy a few drinks and dinner for pre and post-sporting showdowns at the Gabba.

11. Get adventurous at Kangaroo Point Cliffs

Conquer your fears and abseil from the top of the natural Kangaroo Point Cliffs with Riverlife Adventure Centre. Or if heights are not your thing, why not try kayaking down the Brisbane River or exploring your way along the riverside by bicycle, rollerblades, or scooter.

12. Escape the 21st century at Boggo Road Gaol

One of the most notorious prisons of the 20th century, Boggo Road Gaol was home to many infamous inmates until its closure in 1992. Immerse yourself in a historical tour and learn the gaol’s tumultuous story or book a spooky evening with the Ghosts & Gallows tour.

13. Enjoy a Sunday Sesh

Make the most of your weekend at one of the area’s many boutique bars and brewhouses, such as local microbrewery Brisbane Brewing Co,  craft brewery Sea Legs or classic pub The Morrison Hotel.

14. Wine and dine at the end of Logan Road

Hidden in plain sight at the end of Logan Road, Woolloongabba, is an eclectic dining precinct, waiting to be uncovered. From the classic haunts of Canvas Club, Electric Avenue and Mr Badgers to the new and refined experiences of 1889 Enoteca and Stickybeak Wine Bar, offers a night to remember.

15. Conquer the Kangaroo Point Cliff stairs

For fitness fanatics, the Kangaroo Point Cliff stairs are somewhat of a rite of passage. Get your steps up and raise your heart-rate with one of Brisbane’s best city skyline views as your backdrop as you venture up a narrow and steep set of stairs.

16. Enjoy a dinner overlooking the river

The perfect setting for a family and friends gathering is along the river overlooking the city views in one of Kangaroo Point’s many beautiful parks. Most of Brisbane’s larger parks have free public barbecues to use, but if you prefer to simply sit and enjoy the view, grab some takeaway woodfired pizzas from Joey’s to share.

17. Stop into the Queensland Multicultural Centre

Located near the Story Bridge, the Queensland Multicultural Centre is fast-becoming one of Brisbane’s most popular events and exhibitions venues. Keep an eye out for shows, exhibitions and special events.

18. Walk along the Brisbane River

Stop in awe at the view points along the Kangaroo Point Riverwalk. Watch the City cats fly by on the Brisbane River, take in sculptures, historic relics and look out to the city on the dedicated viewing platforms.

19. Find a hidden gem

Can You Keep a Secret? Once you’ve visited this vintage shop and lounge bar hybrid, you will surely struggle to keep this hidden gem a secret.