Tucked away in City Hall, this museum offers historical city exhibits, artwork & a clock tower tour.
At a glance
#6 of 9 Tourist attractions in Brisbane City #3 of 4 Museums in Brisbane CityLocalGuideWorld score: 4.40
Rating breakdown
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5 ★61%
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4 ★27%
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3 ★9%
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2 ★2%
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1 ★2%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Museum of Brisbane?
- Museum of Brisbane is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 2,146 reviews.
- How does Museum of Brisbane rank in Brisbane City?
- Museum of Brisbane is #6 of 9 Tourist attractions in Brisbane City by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Museum of Brisbane located?
- Level 3, Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia — 0.4 km from the center of Brisbane City.
- How can I contact Museum of Brisbane?
- Phone: +61 7 3339 0800 · Website: museumofbrisbane.com.au
It was Sunday morning so we had some free time to head out to MOB. There were tours, there were children at a workshop, there were exhibitions - Rearranged - Art of the flower and Making Place: 100 views of brisbane. Really interesting, and worth a look. We loved being able to look up at the Clock tower and out at the dome from the inside of the building. So glad that City Hall was repaired and refurbed some years ago. Come and take a look, and a tour!
Very interesting place to visit offering a nice history of QLD and Brisbane.
Close to transport and walking distance from train and bus, this is very worthwhile to visit.
Entrance is through the city/town hall and it is free to enter and see the fantastic artwork the museum has to offer.
Visit the large auditorium and take birds eye photos inside, it is an impressive place. The office of the mayor is also in the same building.
The third floor has the clock tower tour, it is a great experience and good opportunity while you are there, to take the free tour and explore more history of Brisbane. You need to book the tour though and a maximum of 7 people can enter the clock tower. Once up, you can enjoy views of Brisbane, CBD and iconic buildings. Feel free to take as many photos and videos especially while the clock tower tour guide is explaining the history of the clock tower and also a bit of Brisbane history.
Close to transport and walking distance from train and bus, this is very worthwhile to visit.
Entrance is through the city/town hall and it is free to enter and see the fantastic artwork the museum has to offer.
Visit the large auditorium and take birds eye photos inside, it is an impressive place. The office of the mayor is also in the same building.
The third floor has the clock tower tour, it is a great experience and good opportunity while you are there, to take the free tour and explore more history of Brisbane. You need to book the tour though and a maximum of 7 people can enter the clock tower. Once up, you can enjoy views of Brisbane, CBD and iconic buildings. Feel free to take as many photos and videos especially while the clock tower tour guide is explaining the history of the clock tower and also a bit of Brisbane history.
Located within the historic Brisbane City Hall. Worthwhile spending an hour at the Museum to visit the exhibits and learn about the history of Brisbane and its people. A trip up the clock tower is recommended and should be booked in advance.
Nice museum! We liked the flower part and the 100 arts of Brisbane was also very good. Definitely worth it! Free entry also nice 😊
Great attraction. Completely free! Book the clock tower online or there is a short wait
Museum was okay, although not a huge amount to see in between exhibits. Going up to the clock tower was quite cool in the old lift, and you need to reserve a tour time slot in advance on floor 3 whilst you’re there. Tour guide for the brief clock tower tour was brilliant, and very engaging with kids!
It was a pleasant experience, nice and quiet, even some of the spots are closed due to an events, but its fine, the security guard was so welcoming and friendly, it was a pleasure to see him and apreciated with his help. Specially for my mom 😅.
Exploring the @MuseumofBrisbane was a truly enriching experience. Set within the historic Brisbane City Hall, this museum gracefully narrates the city's diverse history, culture, and art.
The museum’s venue, Brisbane City Hall, itself is an architectural marvel. It harmoniously marries historical significance with modern amenities, offering a setting that transports visitors through time.
A standout feature is the museum's approach to inclusivity. They've gone above and beyond to ensure that individuals with disabilities feel welcomed. The availability of audio descriptions for exhibits, tactile orientation points on the floors for those with low vision, and specialized interactive features ensures a comprehensive experience for all visitors.
The exhibitions are not just displays but experiences. I was especially captivated by the site-specific exhibit on Brisbane. It offered a tangible and interactive exploration of the city's nuances.
Their dedicated staff deserves praise. From the cheerful greeters at the welcome desk to the informed guides, every interaction added value to my visit.
The museum has been proactive in its academic collaborations. Their engagement with students through a variety of programs provides an immersive learning experience, allowing the younger generation to connect deeply with the city's history and culture.
For those who wish to marvel at the building without diving deep into the museum exhibits, there's an option to explore the City Hall for free. However, remember to book in advance to secure your spot.
Despite the plethora of experiences on offer, there's no entrance fee, making this museum accessible to everyone.
Before heading out, don’t miss the museum's souvenir shop. It's a treasure trove of local artistry, perfect for those looking to take a slice of Brisbane with them.
The museum’s venue, Brisbane City Hall, itself is an architectural marvel. It harmoniously marries historical significance with modern amenities, offering a setting that transports visitors through time.
A standout feature is the museum's approach to inclusivity. They've gone above and beyond to ensure that individuals with disabilities feel welcomed. The availability of audio descriptions for exhibits, tactile orientation points on the floors for those with low vision, and specialized interactive features ensures a comprehensive experience for all visitors.
The exhibitions are not just displays but experiences. I was especially captivated by the site-specific exhibit on Brisbane. It offered a tangible and interactive exploration of the city's nuances.
Their dedicated staff deserves praise. From the cheerful greeters at the welcome desk to the informed guides, every interaction added value to my visit.
The museum has been proactive in its academic collaborations. Their engagement with students through a variety of programs provides an immersive learning experience, allowing the younger generation to connect deeply with the city's history and culture.
For those who wish to marvel at the building without diving deep into the museum exhibits, there's an option to explore the City Hall for free. However, remember to book in advance to secure your spot.
Despite the plethora of experiences on offer, there's no entrance fee, making this museum accessible to everyone.
Before heading out, don’t miss the museum's souvenir shop. It's a treasure trove of local artistry, perfect for those looking to take a slice of Brisbane with them.
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