

Introduction to Brisbane Walking Tour
Get to know Brisbane in 100 minutes on a relaxed 2 km city walk with a local guide and no more than eight guests. Starting at Post Office Square, you'll pass City Hall and the old Regent Theatre, then wander laneways full of street art and coffee spots while your guide shares the stories behind them.
Quick read before you book.
- Brisbane's grand sandstone City Hall and the old Regent Theatre
- Laneway street art you'd walk straight past on your own
- Coffee spots tucked down city laneways
- Local stories of Brisbane's heritage and communities
- An easy 2 km route with no stairs
What people say about this operator.
What they like?
Personable, entertaining guides who know Brisbane's stories inside out, plus well organised routes and a cheeky lamington along the way.
What could be better?
Honestly, not much. Guests struggle to find fault, so just bring comfy shoes, a hat and your questions, as the guides love a chat.
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Included in this tour.
- Guided 100 minute walking tour with a local Brisbane guide
- Small group of up to 8 guests
Commonly asked questions.
It starts at Post Office Square on Queen Street in Brisbane City. Head to the grassy area beside the Westpac building at 260 Queen Street and look for your guide holding an Urban Tours bag. Central Station is about a five minute walk away.
The tour runs for about 100 minutes and covers roughly 2 km of the CBD at an easy pace, with time to stop for photos and questions along the way.
There are no stairs on the route, but there is one steep slope. If you use a wheelchair or have mobility concerns, contact the operator before booking to talk through your needs.
Groups are capped at eight guests, so it stays relaxed and you'll have plenty of chances to chat with your guide.
Cancel at least 12 hours before your tour starts for a refund, though booking and card processing fees aren't refundable. Cancellations within 12 hours of the start time, or no shows, can't be refunded.
The walk runs rain or shine, so bring an umbrella if showers are forecast. If extreme heat or severe wet weather means the tour has to be cancelled, you'll be offered another option or a full refund.
Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen and a water bottle. Light layers work best, as Brisbane can be warm even outside summer.

















