South Bank Parklands is Queensland’s premier lifestyle and cultural destination, open 365 days a year.
Perfect for families with its range of entertainment and leisure facilities. From beach overlooking Brisbane River and the CBD, to garden, concert space, playground. Pack the scooter or bike as there are plenty of pathways.
Tie this in with a visit to QPAC, the art galleries or make it a stop on your CityCat exploration of the river. For older kids you may like to stroll further along to Kangaroo Point from here and get the bodies moving by abseiling the cliffs, or going for a kayak on the river.
Its world-class entertainment and leisure facilities include:
South Bank Parklands
Covering 17 hectares of riverfront land, the Parklands feature free swimming facilities, walking tracks, licensed picnic areas and more. It is also home to a year-round calendar of events and plenty of eateries, including the award-winning River Quay.
Little Stanley Street
Known as one of Brisbane’s most popular eat-streets, Little Stanley Street is bursting with more than 30 cafes, bars and restaurants offering an array of cuisines styles including Vietnamese, Italian and more.
Grey Street
Like its sister street Little Stanley, Grey Street is a foodie haven - a stroll along the street will offer you plenty of places to eat. Grey Street is also home to the South Bank Cineplex, which is renowned for its cheap prices.
South Bank Cultural Precinct
The South Bank Cultural Precinct has something to suit all ages. It includes the Queensland Performance Arts Centre; Queensland Museum and Sciencentre; Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art; and State Library of Queensland.
