Guidebook for Fortitude Valley
Drinks & Nightlife
This is our absolute favourite place to be in Brisbane. Nestled above the Valley, this rooftop garden cocktail bar is just the place to have a great night.
25 residents recomanen
Elixir Rooftop Bar
646 Ann St This is our absolute favourite place to be in Brisbane. Nestled above the Valley, this rooftop garden cocktail bar is just the place to have a great night.
Newstead Brewing Co
67 Doggett StSo popular!
Food Scene
Green Tea Restaurant
31 Duncan StMake sure you get a booking here for the most authentic asian flavours!
Subway
681 Main StreetWho doesn't love a great sub??
McDonald's McWhirters II
275 Brunswick St You know for that "late night big mac"
Do yourself a favour and get the seafood platter for 2
19 residents recomanen
Reef Seafood & Sushi Brisbane
76 Skyring TerraceDo yourself a favour and get the seafood platter for 2
Valley Kebab Shop
173 Wickham StGreat kebabs
Wagaya
315 Brunswick StYou want to be tortured with so many cuisine's you don't know what to chose for dinner
274 residents recomanen
Eat Street Northshore
221D MacArthur AveYou want to be tortured with so many cuisine's you don't know what to chose for dinner
Parks & Nature
Cuddle a koala and feed a kangaroo, this place is the best Australia could offer to get up close and personal with Australian wildlife.
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary opened in 1927 as a safe refuge for sick, injured, and oprhaned koalas, at a time when the species was being culled for the fur trade. Founder, Claude Reid, recognised something had to be done to help protect one of Australia's most iconic species. Today, Lone Pine remains as a destination for local and international guests to not only see native Australian animals, but to also connect and learn, and to leave feeling inspired to make small, positive changes in their daily lives to help protect their own native wildlife and habitats
339 residents recomanen
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
708 Jesmond RdCuddle a koala and feed a kangaroo, this place is the best Australia could offer to get up close and personal with Australian wildlife.
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary opened in 1927 as a safe refuge for sick, injured, and oprhaned koalas, at a time when the species was being culled for the fur trade. Founder, Claude Reid, recognised something had to be done to help protect one of Australia's most iconic species. Today, Lone Pine remains as a destination for local and international guests to not only see native Australian animals, but to also connect and learn, and to leave feeling inspired to make small, positive changes in their daily lives to help protect their own native wildlife and habitats
New Farm Park
1042 Brunswick StHuge park with great play grounds for kids
Jardins Botànics de la Ciutat
147 Alice StLove this park! You'll run into about 250 goanna's but they/re cool...
265 residents recomanen
Roma Street Parkland
1 Parkland BlvdLove this park! You'll run into about 250 goanna's but they/re cool...
Arts & Culture
Galeria d'Art Modern
Stanley PlaceAn inspiring array of art and culture.
Museu de Brisbane
64 Adelaide StGet to know Brisbane more intimately
Museu de Queensland
Melbourne StreetCheck out some awesome stuff here
Sightseeing
A beach in the middle of the city? Yes, that's not all Southbank has to offer! Great play areas for children, close to GOMA and the Museum this is a day trip you can't miss. The weekends bring markets to the main street and don't forget to have a ride on the Wheel of Brisbane.
182 residents recomanen
South Bank
A beach in the middle of the city? Yes, that's not all Southbank has to offer! Great play areas for children, close to GOMA and the Museum this is a day trip you can't miss. The weekends bring markets to the main street and don't forget to have a ride on the Wheel of Brisbane.
Mirador de Brisbane a Mount Coot-tha
1012 Sir Samuel Griffith DrSee the Brisbane skyline
Take a stroll on the Brisbane River, look at some amazing riverfront mansions.
6 residents recomanen
Riverwalk
RiverwalkTake a stroll on the Brisbane River, look at some amazing riverfront mansions.
Story Bridge Adventure Climb
170 Main StHop aboard a paddle steamer and have some lunch or dinner whilst cruising the beautiful Brisbane River
19 residents recomanen
Creuers Kookaburra Showboat
1 Eagle StHop aboard a paddle steamer and have some lunch or dinner whilst cruising the beautiful Brisbane River
See where all the laws are made and broken in Brisbane... hahaha
68 residents recomanen
Brisbane City Hall
64 Adelaide StSee where all the laws are made and broken in Brisbane... hahaha
Kangaroo Point Lookout
200 River TerraceCheck out our City view from across the river
Anzac Square Medical Centre
280 Ann StWE WILL REMEMBER THEM
LEST WE FORGET
Customs House
399 Queen StEssentials
Woolworths
365 Turbot StIts only 550m away
BWS Spring Hill
170 Leichhardt StVintage Cellars Spring Hill
365 Turbot StGreat bottle shop
Australia Post - Fortitude Valley Post Shop
306 Wickham StOpen usual business hours
Our closest hospital and Emergency department
43 residents recomanen
Royal Brisbane and Womens Hospital
Butterfield StreetOur closest hospital and Emergency department
NightOwl
188 Main StWhen woolies is closed this place rocks
Valley Wine Shop
Yes, another bottle shop
Getting Around
Wickham Street Stop 226 near Gotha St station
Wickham Street Stop 226 near Gotha St station
Fortitude Valley Station
Central Station
Catch a city cat to cruise our great city by river
51 residents recomanen
City Cat Terminal South Bank station
100A Edmondstone StCatch a city cat to cruise our great city by river
Eagle Street Pier ferry terminal station
Eagle StreetCatch a ferry from here
Domestic Airport Station
1 Alpinia DrTo get you to and from the airport