Brisbane River and Skyline Walk

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Brisbane River and Skyline Walk
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The Brisbane River & Skyline Walk is a scenic two-hour walking tour that showcases Brisbane through one of its most defining features, the river. Beginning at Anzac Square near Central Station, the tour moves from the heart of the CBD toward the riverfront, giving guests a sense of the city's energy before opening up to some of Brisbane's most impressive views.

Along the way, guests explore key riverside locations including Howard Smith Wharves, Story Bridge and Kangaroo Point Cliffs. The route is designed to highlight Brisbane's skyline, river setting and relaxed outdoor lifestyle, rather than focusing too heavily on history. It is ideal for visitors who want a social, easygoing experience with memorable photo opportunities and a strong sense of place.

A relaxed drink stop is included, giving guests time to pause, take in the scenery and enjoy the atmosphere. The tour finishes at Kangaroo Point Cliffs, one of Brisbane's best vantage points, making it a beautiful ending to a city walk shaped by river views, skyline moments and local character.

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Where you'll be

285 Ann Street

Brisbane City Queensland 4000