Got a chance to see the Belle Lume Sculpture and just wow! So very aesthetically pleasing to the…read moreeyes. Very sturdy and beautiful!

From the owner: Over the last 40 years the staff of Natureworks has produced the masters for most of the "high…read morequality" fibreglass life-size animal art currently being sold on the world market. Natureworks has been sculpting moulding and casting life-size wildlife for almost 40 years. The collection of moulds of sculptural features now numbers over 2000 different individual pieces. Casts can be made in a variety of materials from Fibreglass, Glass Reinforced Cement (GFRC), Hard-Coated Urethane Foam and Cold Cast Bronze. New pieces are being created all the time. They can be adapted for domestic use, playground or zoological standard and are designed, reinforced & finished to varying standards as appropriate to its use.

We walked across the bridge near our hotel to this free museum…read more There are things of interest for children & adults. In addition, there are some activities you can pay for. Lastly, there was A/C on a hot day, as well as a nice cafe to grab something cold to drink. If you are in Brisbane CBD, this free museum is worth a visit.

It's free. Don't complain. You can see quite a bit without paying…read more Lots to learn about the history of Brisbane and Queensland. It's a good study into the biology of the plant and animal species local here.

Boring and not at all what I expected. I came in hoping to learn about the history of Brisbane…read more There are a few displays on that subject when you first walk in, but then the rest of the museum is mainly art. If you're an art aficionado, this might be up your alley. But I'm not, and it wasn't. The free clock tower tour was cool though, and made my visit worth the time.

It's a nice little museum. There are two art exhibits and a big exhibit exploring the people of…read moreBrisbane, both native and immigrant. The latter exhibit had lots of multimedia and gives a very accessible history of the Brisbane area. There's also a booth where visitors can record their own story. They even attempt to capture some f the smells of Brisbane in plastic canisters with little holes on top.

Adults and children like should not miss this historical gem! Nestled only a kilometer or so from…read morethe large skyscrapers, you are in a quiet and beautiful nook filled with local trees, flowers and plants (and Lorikeets!). The Musuem is staffed entirely with volunteers, each knowledgeable and friendly, willing to go the extra mile to assist you in your journey back in time. We enjoyed a cup of tea and a biscuit with 2 lovely ladies that regaled us with stories of the past. There is a true replicate of a house from about 175 years ago. Displayed are the tools of the time, both for the house and for farming. There are Four additional buildings, each with its own theme. We enjoyed them all, especially following the historical growth of the Gold Coast. You see the path of technological development of audio equipment, cameras, Sewing machines etc. At last we walked the "forest walk". Local plants are labeled and lead you to historical grave sites. Plan at least an hour!