Free family fun in the heart of the city
The
Museum of Brisbane is located in the heart of Brisbane City, and with free entry and heaps of public transport options to get there, it is a great cultural day out with the family.
Not to be confused with the Queensland Museum in South Brisbane, the Museum of Brisbane is housed in a beautiful historical Queensland building and you enter via King George Square. Which is currently home to a giant Christmas tree.

Credit: Museum of Brisbane Website
The museum is home to art, culture and history, that is brought to life through exhibitions, workshops, tours, talks, special events and a vibrant program of children’s activities. You can even do a free tour of the clock tower, which is an old hand-operated lift, providing a bird’s-eye view of the city. It is a great hit with the little ones who think riding in a lift is the peak of fun.
This school holidays, there are lots of free or low cost activities just for kids through their MoB kids program, as the Museum of Brisbane transforms into a buzzing hive of culture and creativity full of big ideas for every little art lover. This includes arts, crafts, interactive exhibits and more.
You can find out all about these activities
here.

Credit: Museum of Brisbane Website
Because the museum is in the heart of the city, there are tons of food options nearby and you can ride a free city circle bus to really make it a fun day out.
Location: Level 3, City Hall, Brisbane City
Getting There: Close by to busses, city cat, train and parking garages.
Opening Hours: Open daily 10am to 5pm and Fridays until 7pm
Do you know of any other places that have a great kids holiday program? Please let us know in the comments. We would love to hear from you!