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Level 3, Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia
It's a great museum and I suggest parents bring their kids to take a look sometimes. The environment inside is pretty clean, and the density of tourists is not high even during the weekend.
Great place to visit and spend time at. Didn't expect this place but was really nice to visit. Cozy and well organised. Not big but have well balanced exhibitions. Highly recommend!
They have daily tour you can sign for the day of - clock tower tour is the most popular and fastest. They also have a brisbane history highlights tour. Very nice pleasant staff and good view from the clock tower tour discover this young, burgeoning city.
This is a nice free museum on the third floor of city hall. I didn't expect much but I was really impressed. It was a nice mix of art, culture, and history. It was all handicap accessible and they gave warnings if things seemed potentially problematic (low light areas, sensitivity warnings, etc). There was a touch and explore section great for all ages including worksheets for kids. I especially liked when the exhibit descriptions had a "short read" summary at the bottom for those who don't have the time or language skills to absorb all the text. I did notice audio description and braille at certain points too. There's a free locker service for your bags and a nice gift shop. There are a variety of mediums including audio, video, objects and models, still images, dynamic images, and more. The only real thing I would complain about is the seating is kind of hit or miss. Some exhibits have barely any, some only have hard sharp benches, and some have nice comfortable chairs.
Museum of Brisbane is in the city hall on the third floor. This is a free entry facility and the collections are impressive. There are 2 main areas, “precious “ exhibitions and new light photography now and then. There are good collections of historical photographs of Brisbane which is very interesting. Also another area called Precious where different kinds of collections from toys to medical and architectural models. They have a souvenir store at the entrance and toilets nearby. They have free locker facilities as backpacks are not allowed in the museum. Overall we had a great time and Thanks MoB.









