Heritage-listed Brisbane, building by building

558 places around Brisbane are entered in the Queensland Heritage Register — from City Hall and the Treasury Building to the Windmill Tower, Customs House and the Story Bridge. Because we draw every building in 3D, the listed ones get their own look on the isometric map: parchment roofs with a bronze outline. Search below, or jump to a suburb — every entry links to its register listing.

Illustrated landmarks

Pixel Brisbane illustrations of some of the best-known listed buildings — a stylised impression, not a photograph.

Illustration of Breakfast Creek Hotel
Breakfast Creek Hotel
Illustration of Old Museum Building
Old Museum Building
Illustration of Brisbane Arcade
Brisbane Arcade
Illustration of Brisbane City Hall
Brisbane City Hall
Illustration of Brisbane Customs House (former)
Brisbane Customs House (former)
Illustration of Former Queensland Government Offices (Anzac Square Building)
Former Queensland Government Offices (Anzac Square Building)
Illustration of Naldham House
Naldham House
Illustration of Old Government House
Old Government House
Illustration of Parliament House
Parliament House
Illustration of St Johns Cathedral
St Johns Cathedral
Illustration of St Stephens Cathedral
St Stephens Cathedral
Illustration of Tattersalls Club
Tattersalls Club
Illustration of The Port Office
The Port Office
Illustration of Treasury Building
Treasury Building
Illustration of Newstead House and Park
Newstead House and Park
Illustration of Windmill Tower
Windmill Tower
Illustration of Regatta Hotel
Regatta Hotel

Brisbane City (111)

109 Edward Street138 Mary Street169 Mary Street62 Queen Street93-103 Edward StreetAlbert Park (North) air raid shelterAlbert Park (South) Air Raid ShelterAlbert Street Uniting ChurchAnn Street Presbyterian ChurchAnzac SquareANZ BankBAFS BuildingBrisbane ArcadeBrisbane Botanic GardensBrisbane Central Technical College (former)Brisbane City HallBrisbane Customs House (former)Brisbane Dental Hospital and CollegeBrisbane School of ArtsCastlemaine Perkins Ltd Building (former)Catholic CentreCentral Railway StationCharlotte HouseChurch HouseCity International Duty FreeCommissariat Store (former)Commonwealth Government OfficesCoronation Drive (North Quay) Retaining WallCustom Credit HouseDavid JonesDepartment of Primary Industries Building (former)Eagle Street Fig TreesEagle Street FountainEarly Streets of BrisbaneFamily Services BuildingFirst Brisbane Burial GroundFirst Church of Christ, Scientist, BrisbaneFirst World War Honour BoardFirst World War Honour BoardFormer Queensland Country Life Building façadeFormer Queensland Government Offices (Anzac Square Building)Former RS Exton and Co Building (Part)Former Victoria Bridge AbutmentsGardamsGovernment Printing Office (former)Hardy BrothersHarris TerraceHB Sales BuildingHeckelmanns BuildingHellesvereJohn Mills Himself BuildingKing Edward Park Air Raid ShelterLand Administration BuildingMacArthur ChambersMasonic TempleMcDonnell & East Ltd BuildingMonier Ventilation Shafts, Wickham TerraceMooneys BuildingMyer Store (former) [incorporating Miss Brisbane 600136]Naldham HouseNational Australia BankNational Australia BankNaval Offices (former), BrisbaneNewspaper HouseOld Government HouseOld Mineral HouseOld St Stephens ChurchOrient HotelPancake ManorParliament HousePeople's PalacePerry HousePetrie Bight Retaining WallPort Office HotelPublic Works DepotQueens GardensQueensland ClubRegent BuildingRiverside CentreRoma Street Railway StationRothwells BuildingRowes BuildingSir William Glasgow MemorialSmellie's BuildingSouth African War MemorialSouth East Queensland Water Board BuildingSpencers BuildingSportsgirlSt Andrews Uniting ChurchState Library (former)St Johns CathedralSt Martin's HouseSt Stephens CathedralSt Stephens SchoolTara House (Irish Club)Tattersalls ClubTelecommunications House (former)The Brisbane SynagogueThe DeaneryThe MansionsThe Port OfficeTranscontinental HotelTreasury BuildingTreasury Chambers & St Francis House & Symons BuildingTreasury HotelWatson Brothers BuildingWebber HouseWenley HouseWestpac Bank BuildingWilliam Jolly BridgeWilliam Street and Queens Wharf Road retaining walls

Spring Hill (35)

Fortitude Valley (33)

Greater Brisbane (20)

Paddington (18)

South Brisbane (17)

Kangaroo Point (15)

Toowong (15)

Source: Queensland Heritage Register boundaries (Queensland Government open data, CC BY 4.0) matched against OpenStreetMap building footprints. Greyed names are register places without a mapped building footprint — parks, wrecks, memorials and the like.

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