Museum of Brisbane Review

This is a small museum that presents Brisbane's history and provides some interesting information. In the future, I hope to add more exhibits, including physical or replicas, to show the way early settlers and natives lived. There is much to read here, but there is not much to read for people without literary accumulation.

There are no top-notch art works in the art gallery. They are all local Australian literary works. The museum is free as well as the art gallery. The museum is more attractive. There are various realistic animal specimens and a giant dinosaur skeleton. A large octopus specimen, the creepy big-eyed thief, scary.

Good way to spend the afternoon.We started the morning with a tour of the City Hall building. Then headed up stairs to view the Museum. And have enjoyed 2 different displays there. We also checked out the Clock tower tour.

the museum engages in thought provoking questions about history of indigenous peoples in Brisbane and in Australia.

very interesting place to visit. museum of Brisbane. with different topics available and stuffs displayed in the venue. big dinosaur sign on top of the building !

I like a museum the most. Every time I go, I have different feelings. How to go, I don’t get tired. Art can really calm people. 💜

Museum of Brisbane Museum is located on the third floor of Brisbane City Hall. It opened in October 2003. It is free of charge from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. every day. It shows Brisbane's history through oil paintings, photographs and videos. It also introduces the Brisbane River in particular to help visitors better understand the city. There is another one for visitors for 60 seconds. The interactive place for recording, called Brisbane Memory, can record your stories about Brisbane and share them with you.

There are a lot of my same kind of wild display~ Good~ A family of big and small, a lot of wild~ Can pre-two clocks