Queensland Parliament

The Parliament Building is one of the most classic buildings in Brisbane. It is surrounded by a park. This building happened to catch up with the blooming flowers around it when we went, and it was hidden among the flowers and trees.

The parliament building is probably located in the city center. Seeing that very classical clock tower, even if you arrive at the parliament building, there are a lot of tourists here, and it feels like a lot of local people come to do business.

Heritage BuildingSadly the day we visited there were no public guided tours. But you can still enjoy the beautiful Victorian facade. It is located on the corner of George and Alice Streets, and overlooks the expansive and majestic Botanic Gardens.

It's a big building, one of the landmarks.

The majestic building in the Renaissance style is free to visit on weekdays. You can understand English and have free explanations.

Please pay attention to the opening hours when you come here. The first time we came was on Saturday, and it happened to be closed. ~ I learned that the opening time is from Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 4:45 pm ~ You can also come for the second time. It was already three o'clock in the afternoon, and I probably saw some of the attractions that are still worth visiting, but you must pay attention to the time!

The Capitol is a historic building of French Renaissance style, beautiful to look at, can be visited, the hall is magnificent, the front wall of the hall hangs a huge tapestry, inside only to visit no photographs.