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Attractions in Queensland

Galleries, gardens, museums and lookouts across Queensland, with nearby venue accessibility details shown where available.

97 attractions listed in QLD

A Day and Night at The Big Rig

Roma, QLD

Through a self-guided tour of The Big Rig Roma’s Oil Patch Museum, you will stand beneath a 100-year-old oil rig and gain an understanding of the hope, ingenuity and mateship that shaped the Australian oil, gas, and energy industry. Learn about the trials and tribulations that our pioneers endured whilst trying to strike it rich with Roma oil and in the evening ignite your interest in sabotage and drama whilst you enjoy a glass of Outback port and an original short history film under the stars in the outdoor theatre. Join in to discover the gritty details and salute Australia’s riggers, past and present.

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A10 Steam Locomotives - Croydon’s Golden Railway Legacy

Croydon, QLD

In the heart of Queensland’s Outback, Croydon’s railway heritage tells the story of a gold rush boomtown connected by the historic Normanton to Croydon line. Built in the 1890s, this narrow-gauge railway overcame isolation and rugged terrain, thanks to the innovative steel sleeper system designed by engineer George Phillips, which proved resistant to floods and termites. At the True Blue Visitor Information Centre gardens, two A10 Steam Locomotives—A10-202 and A10-204—stand as proud reminders of this golden era. Built in 1877, these rare engines were instrumental in constructing the railway and served as the lifeline between Normanton and Croydon during the gold rush. Although later replaced, their legacy remains, with partial restorations preserving their historic charm. The Gulflander, also known as “the railway that runs from nowhere to nowhere,” continues this legacy. Operating since 1982, the RM93 diesel railmotor offers travellers an unforgettable journey from the Gulf of Carpentaria to Croydon’s goldfield country, retracing the steps of pioneers who once sought fortune here. Croydon’s railway and the A10 locomotives have been recognised for their national significance, symbolising resilience, innovation, and the enduring spirit of the Outback. For history enthusiasts and adventurers alike, Croydon invites you to explore its unique railway story and step into a bygone era.

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Aarhus Dive Site

Moreton Island, QLD

North of Moreton Island lies the Aarhus, a 50 metre iron barque. The three-mast sail ship sank in 1894 after a 122-day sail from New York, and is considered one of Australia’s first major oil spills. The Aarhus carried a cargo of kerosene, glassware, wire bails and alarm clocks, with some of those timber artifacts under the sand still preserved by the kerosene they were drenched in. Only accessible with a permit, this is a site for advanced divers – but is worth the extra effort, with a lot of colourful pufferfish, sweetlips, wobbegongs, stingrays, lionfish, gropers and schools of cardinalfish waiting to greet you.

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Above and Below Gallery

Airlie Beach, QLD

Above and Below Gallery is dedicated to capturing the world from a perspective few ever see - both above the water and below it. Through stunning aerial photography of the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef, alongside intimate underwater encounters with humpback whales and vibrant reef life, the gallery offers a collection that is as diverse as it is extraordinary. Owner and creative photographer Brooke Miles combines her passions for scuba diving and photography to create images that reveal the reef's full character- from its playful, colourful marine life to the hauntingly beautiful scenes often missed by visitors. Her work highlights the intricate patterns, textures, and vibrant hues of the Great Barrier Reef and showcases the magic of the Whitsunday Islands and the nearby mainland. The gallery extends beyond photography, offering a carefully curated gift range. Limited-edition silk scarves and sarongs feature Brooke's iconic images of the reef, while a marine-inspired collection of Australian-made, handcrafted jewellery celebrates the ocean's beauty. Above and Below Gallery is more than a space to view art - it's an immersive experience that invites visitors to explore the extraordinary marine and island landscapes of the Whitsundays, celebrating the wonder of life both above and beneath the surface.

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Achievers Walk

Maryborough, QLD

Discover how ordinary Australians can achieve extraordinary things on this unique walking trail. Located in Maryborough's Portside Heritage Precinct, the Achievers Walk takes you past a series of plaques mounted on the pavement in Richmond and Wharf streets which pay tribute to more than 80 Australians and former Maryborough residents. From pioneers to scholars and Olympians, learn about the remarkable achievements of former residents like P.L Travers - author of Mary Poppins; Duncan Chapman - the first ANZAC to land at Gallipoli; and Hayden Kenny - the original Ironman.

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Admiralty Dive Site

Cairns, QLD

Located at the southern entrance of the Osprey Reef lagoon, Admiralty is named after a large anchor wedged into a gutter at this wonderful dive site! Admiralty is a maze of gutters, ridges and bommies in depths from 10 metres to 30 metres. This terrain offers shelter to sleeping whitetip reef sharks and tawny nurse sharks, but divers are also likely to encounter moray eels, crayfish, stingrays and lionfish. Pelagic fish patrol these gutters as well, so keep an eye out for trevally, rainbow runners, batfish and mackerel. The sandy bottom at Admiralty is also worth exploring, as not only are shrimp gobies common here, but there is a resident colony of garden eels. Admiralty is also a popular site for charter boats to anchor overnight and makes for a great night dive. Whitetip reef sharks and moray eels can be seen looking for a meal, and also on the prowl are lionfish and octopus. Other species seen at night include flatworms, shrimps, crabs and parrotfish wrapping in their sleeping bag cocoons.

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Adorabulls

Aramac, QLD

A herd of little white bulls has joined Aramac's famous White Bull to recognise the exploits of Harry Redford. There are ten little adorabulls and they can be found in front of ten prominent locations. Each one has a name that reflects their location. Take a tour around Aramac and see if you can find them all.

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Adungadoo Pathway

Roma, QLD

The Adungadoo Pathway, a trail along Bungil Creek in Roma, Outback Queensland, offers a tranquil escape for walkers, joggers, and cyclists. Lined with ancient river gums and teeming with birdlife, it’s a haven for nature lovers and birdwatching enthusiasts. Named “Adungadoo” by the Mandandanji people, the pathway celebrates the area's cultural heritage with interpretative signs, rest shelters, and a dedicated “meeting place” area. The pathway also provides access to key attractions, including the largest Bottle Tree and the Big Rig Parklands. Whether you’re looking for exercise or peaceful relaxation, the Adungadoo Pathway is the perfect outdoor retreat.

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Agincourt Reef

Port Douglas, QLD

Located northeast of Port Douglas, Agincourt Reef is a spectacular series of ribbon reefs on the outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef. Positioned along the continental shelf, these long, narrow reef formations are washed by clear Coral Sea currents, providing excellent visibility most of the time and supporting an abundance of marine life. Comprising numerous interconnected reef systems, Agincourt Reef offers an exceptional range of dive and snorkel sites. Visitors can explore Agincourt Reef with local operators, including Quicksilver Cruises, which operates a floating pontoon permanently moored on the reef. From this platform, guests can snorkel, dive, or view the reef from semi-submersibles and underwater observatories. Home to turtles, giant clams, clownfish, and reef sharks, Agincourt Reef supports remarkable biodiversity across pristine coral gardens. Its clear waters and healthy ecosystems make it one of the most sought-after reef destinations in Australia.

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Agnes Water Beach

Agnes Water, QLD

Agnes Water Beach is an unspoilt haven and Queensland's most northerly surf beach. Located just one hour south of Gladstone, the beach is famous for its picturesque surrounds, surfing, kitesurfing and stand up paddle boarding. Each year in the sand and surf comes alive with exciting events including the 'Reef2Beach Longboard Classic' and 'Agnes Water Triathlon'. Main beach is located a short walk from the Agnes Water town centre, or (limited) car parking is available near the beach. When you've had enough of the white sands and blue waters, head to a nearby Cafe and enjoy the sensational Queensland weather.

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Agnes Water Museum

Agnes Water, QLD

Visit the Agnes Water Museum at Agnes Water where you can spend time learning the history of the area. The Origins of the twin town's names, the Endeavour Voyage, Maritime Exploration, Bustard Head Lighthouse, Aboriginal artefacts, mineral and fossil collection and an extensive photographic collection can all be appreciated. This restored original museum will have everyone interested.

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Air Combat Centre

Caboolture, QLD

Adrenaline-Charged Flight Simulator Experiences For Ages 12 to 112! Ready to take flight? Step into the ultimate aviation adventure with our stunning professional Flight Simulators! Experience the adrenaline rush of piloting fighter jets, airliners, other aircraft and helicopters like never before, all from the safety and comfort of our cutting-edge simulators. No VR here! Feel the thrill of taking off into the boundless skies, commanding the controls of powerful aircraft with precision and finesse. Whether you’re a seasoned aviation enthusiast or a first-time flyer, our immersive professional flight simulators offer an unparalleled experience that will leave you breathless.

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Airlie Beach Dive Centre

Airlie Beach, QLD

Airlie Beach Swim Centre specialise in swimming lessons in Airlie Beach from babies to adults with an eye on water safety and survival skills. Their mission for the Whitsundays is to inspire and encourage water activities, support, teach ethical and ecological responsibilities to water safety while as well as taking care of the precious Great Barrier Reef. The primary focus of Airlie Beach Swim Centre school is on water safety in and around water Pool Safety Inspections and Certification, secondly, to stay fit and healthy and finally to empower people with employment opportunities through the various Swim Teacher, Pool lifeguard and PADI Dive Courses. Furthermore, their aim is not just to provide aquatic services but to help improve the quality of life within the community.

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Airlie Beach Lagoon

Airlie Beach, QLD

The Airlie Beach Lagoon is situated in the centre of Airlie Beach right at the oceanfront, surrounded by grassy sunbathing spots, playgrounds and BBQ areas. If you want to spend a relaxing day with no admission fee, "spend a day at the Lagoon". It is a popular hangout spot for locals and visitors alike. It is built on a raised breakwater, giving an excellent view out to the Coral Sea and Whitsunday Islands. It provides an environment that is completely safe from stingers and marine wildlife, all year round. The facility includes a sheltered wading pool for toddlers, a shallow 1.5 metre maximum depth children's pool and a larger pool which has a maximum depth of 2 metres with separate swimming lanes for fitness enthusiasts and disabled access. The Lagoon is open to the public every day with lifeguards patrolling all year long.

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Albert Street Uniting Church

Brisbane City, QLD

Albert Street Uniting Church has been a Spiritual Home in Brisbane City for over 160 years. The church is in the decorative Gothic style of architecture to harmonise the style with the requirements of a tropical climate. The most prominent feature of the external design is the spire on the Albert and Ann Streets corner. This rises to a height of 42 metres from the street. The spire continues upward in a graceful and unbroken line, capped by a handsome wrought-iron finial. The Church is open Monday to Friday, for prayer and reflection, and is also a popular venue for local and international weddings.

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Alexander Clark Park

Loganholme, QLD

Alexander Clark Park offers a range of facilities and activities including walking, picnic tables, toilets, barbecues, children's playground, bikeways, walk the dog (on a leash), dog off leash area, wheelchair access, paddle a canoe, bird watching, and fishing. Bordered by the waters of the Logan River, Alexander Clark Park is perfect for a family day out. Take the family for a picnic, throw in a line or take out your canoe from the pontoons scattered along the river's edge. There's plenty of flora and fauna for the avid bushland fan. Look for the many birds and animals as you stroll the walking tracks and bikeways. Stop and marvel at the magnificent 200 year old Blue-gum trees. Trees of this age are rare and provide hollows for birds, possums and gliders to nest in. These trees are also a favourite food for koalas. Situated on a peninsula of the Logan River, the lower level of Alexander Clark Park makes a picturesque backdrop for an outdoor wedding. The lush bushland setting of this vast park is ideal for large weddings, or those after some 'rustic' charm.

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Alexandra Park, Playground and Zoo

Bundaberg Central, QLD

Nestled on the banks of the Burnett River on Quay Street, Alexandra Park offers a playground for all ages under the shade of large Fig Trees. The kids can play on the playground or run in the large open spaces. The Rotunda gives the park an old-time feel. Keep an eye out for locals participating in yoga lessons or walking/running along the Riverside Walk. Alexandra Park is also home to the region’s Council operated zoo. The zoo was established in 1911 and is one of Queensland’s oldest continuously running zoological facilities. Today, the zoo is home to a compact menagerie featuring exhibits with pint-size monkeys, dingoes, lizards, snakes, birds and more! It is accredited under the Zoo and Aquarium Australia’s (ZAA) Five Domains Model which demonstrates a commitment to positive animal welfare. While you are there, keep an eye out as the zookeeper may just bring the dingoes out for their daily stroll through the park.... Accessibility information: Alexandra Park Zoo is strictly a pet-free zone (service animals excepted). The public toilets include men’s disabled RH transfer and a ladies disabled LH transfer. The playground includes all abilities equipment including wheelchair friendly carousel and basket swing.

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Alkoomi Adventure Farmstay

Marmor, QLD

Alkoomi Adventure Farmstay offers everyone the chance to live and participate the real day-to-day adventures encountered on an Aussie Farm. With activities for every age, you are guaranteed to leave with a lifetime of unforgettable memories from your time on the farm. Experience an authentic working cattle farm just 30 minutes from Rockhampton, in the Beef Capital of Australia. Alkoomi Adventure Farmstay offer good old fashioned country hospitality in a quiet and peaceful setting where you can choose to do as much or as little as you like. Take a relaxing dip in the dam, a sunset chuckwagon ride, tell tales by the campfire and join the family for the afternoon animal feeding - a real taste of farm life! For the adventure seekers, you can hire a motorbike or UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle), go horse riding, or even ride a miniature pony, swim in the dam, take a bush walk exploring the farm with its 360` Views.

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Alpha Golf Club

Alpha, QLD

Alpha Golf Club offers a warm and memorable golfing experience set against the vast, scenic backdrop of outback Queensland. Its natural course design, featuring sand greens and fairways shaped by the land, delivers an authentic challenge suited to both seasoned players and casual golfers alike. In 2025, Alpha proudly hosted a round of the Outback Queensland Masters, Australia's most remote and rewarding amateur golf series. The event attracted visitors from across the country, drawn by the club's friendly atmosphere, spectacular landscape, and renowned outback hospitality. It was a proud achievement for the club and a celebration of its dedicated volunteers and close-knit community. Each hole at Alpha Golf Club offers something unique, with the chance to spot kangaroos on the course or enjoy a breathtaking outback sunset as you play. After your round, the clubhouse is the perfect place to relax, share a yarn with the locals, and feel right at home. Regular events and competitions add to the lively, inclusive atmosphere, with visitors always welcome to join in. For a true outback golf adventure filled with character, community spirit, and unforgettable moments, Alpha Golf Club is a must-visit. Whether you're passing through or planning a special trip, Alpha promises a round you won't forget.

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Alpha Murals

Alpha, QLD

Alpha is home to 27 murals, each telling a unique story of rural life in the region. The mural tradition began in 1991 when a group of local artists painted their first wall, and since then, the murals have become a focal point for the town, adorning most public buildings. The largest mural in Alpha can be found on the Railway Goods Shed. Commissioned by Queensland Rail, it pays tribute to the vital role the railway played in the district's development. Without the navvies and settlers who carved their way through the land in the 1880s, along with the steam trains of yesteryear, Alpha would not exist. Today, Alpha is no longer the bustling railway town it once was, with only a fraction of its former workforce remaining. The newest mural, a striking depiction of a man on horseback riding into the sunset, was generously painted by a Grey Nomad.

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Alva (Lynch’s Beach)

Alva, QLD

Lynch's Beach at Alva, just a 15-minute drive from Ayr, is home to the popular Lynch's Beach. The township is dotted with both holiday homes and permanent residences, while Lynch's Beach is a short stroll over the sand dune. Upon entering the township, the Alva Lookout is on the right. Make sure you capture the essence of Alva's serene shores through the picturesque tourist frame at the Alva Lookout, perfect for an unforgettable photo. At low tide, Alva makes for excellent exploring with lots of small crabs, shells and birdlife. Outer sand bars create inshore lagoon areas, popular with kite surfers and paddleboarders on weekends. Fishing enthusiasts also flock to the beach, often showcasing their impressive catches. For a day at Alva, bring a picnic or barbecue lunch to enjoy at the numerous picnic shelters and barbecue areas. Kids can play on the half basketball court, playground or open grass areas. Alva Park also offers public toilets and showers. Four-wheel drive vehicles are permitted on the beach with access points at the causeway and Yongala Drive. Suitable vehicles can launch boats from the beach, while larger boats require tractors for launching. On weekends during summer, the Ayr Surf Lifesaving Club volunteers patrol a section of the beach. Care needs to be taken if swimming due to changeable conditions, marine stingers and other marine life.

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Amamoor Lookout

Amamoor, QLD

Perched high above the Mary Valley, Amamoor Lookout offers sweeping views across lush forests, winding creeks, and patchwork farmland. The drive to the lookout is a scenic journey in itself, winding through tall timbered landscapes and pockets of rainforest before opening out to a stunning panorama. A popular stop for travellers exploring the hinterland, the lookout provides the perfect spot to pause, take photos, and soak up the beauty of the Gympie Region. Add Amamoor Lookout to your journey and experience one of the region's most breathtaking views.

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Amamoor State Forest

Amamoor, QLD

Amamoor State Forest contains a mix of dry eucalypt and riparian rainforest, surrounded by pine plantations - in fact, it produces some of the finest hoop pine in Queensland. More than 120 bird species have been sighted in its riverine rainforests and plantations of hoop and bunya pines. Enjoy a drive through the forested valley and walk through the forest along trickling creeks and streams. From Amama day-use area, take the Platypus walk (300 metres return) to a viewing platform for a chance to see a platypus. The rainforest walk at Cedar Grove features huge red cedar and fig trees. Cedar Grove and Amamoor Creek camping areas have large flat sites. In August, the annual National Country Music Muster takes place here.

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Amandine Lavender

Bargara, QLD

Amandine Lavender is a gift shop and farm located in Bundaberg, Queensland. Amandine Lavender was established in 2008, as a way to diversify and introduce an alternative industry to an existing sugarcane farm at Bargara, near Bundaberg. Amandine Lavender offers a range of lavender products to calm and relax, and fragrance your home. The quaint gift shop, framed with flowers of lavender, provides a truly unique lavender experience. Self guided propagation activities are available for visitors to participate in.

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