

Brisbane Guided City Walking Tour
See Brisbane on foot with a local guide on this small group walk from Queen Street Mall to the river, South Bank, Queen's Wharf, City Hall and the Story Bridge. You hear Turrbal and Jagera stories alongside colonial history, grab a local sweet treat and finish with a craft beer, soft drink or juice.
Quick read before you book.
- Small group of up to 12 guests
- Turrbal and Jagera stories alongside colonial history
- Hidden laneways and arcades most visitors walk straight past
- South Bank, Queen's Wharf and Story Bridge views
- Finish with a drink by the river
What people say about this operator.
What they like?
Enthusiastic guides who know Brisbane's history and hidden gems, small groups, and a fun, easy pace that's perfect if it's your first time in town.
What could be better?
Honestly, not much. Bring comfy shoes, a hat and water, as there's a fair bit of walking under the Brisbane sun.
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Included in this tour.
- Three hour guided walking tour of Brisbane city with a local guide
- Craft beer, soft drink or juice
- One iconic local sweet treat
- Map with your guide's recommendations
- Group photos
Commonly asked questions.
You meet at Reddacliff Place at the top of Queen Street, directly opposite the entrance to the former Treasury Building by one of the large metal balls. The tour finishes at Babylon Brisbane, 145 Eagle Street, a 10 to 15 minute walk from the start.
The tour runs for around three hours and covers about 3 km on mostly flat ground, with plenty of stops along the way.
Tours run rain or shine, so bring an umbrella or rain jacket. The operator only cancels if conditions make the tour unsafe or impossible, and will then offer an alternative or a refund.
You can cancel or change your date for free up to 24 hours before the tour. Cancellations within 24 hours, late arrivals and no shows are not refunded.
The tour is not recommended for children under 10 or anyone who can't comfortably walk around 3 km.
Yes. The route is mostly flat and wheelchair friendly, and is accessible for guests with vision impairments. Let the operator know in advance so the route can be adjusted if needed.
You finish with a craft beer, or a soft drink or juice if you prefer, and you also get one iconic local sweet treat during the walk.











