Queensland Parliament

Heritage BuildingSadly the day we visited there were no public guided tours. But you can still enjoy the beautiful Victorian facade. It is located on the corner of George and Alice Streets, and overlooks the expansive and majestic Botanic Gardens.

Attention should be paid to the opening time when we first came here on Saturdays. It happened to be closed to learn that the opening time was from 9:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. from Monday to Friday. It was already 3:00 p.m. when we came for the second time. We probably saw some of the scenic spots worth visiting, that is, we must pay attention to the time.

This Capitol feels much smaller than I thought it would be, and as a state Capitol I think it should be a big building, but it's a small building and it doesn't seem to be too many people.

The Capitol is Brisbane's most classic building, surrounded by a park, and this building was just in time for the flowers to be laid around it, hidden among these flower trees.

Still a large building, this should be the state's Capitol. There are many people who register to marry here every day, and we met three new couples when we came here to visit. Not bad.