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The 10 Best Architectural Buildings in Brisbane Region, Queensland
Discover the best top things to do in Brisbane Region, Australia including Bellevue Homestead, St. Brigid's Catholic Church, Customs House, St Marys Catholic Church, Brisbane Masonic Temple, Naldham House, Webber House, Top of Town, Bishopsbourne, St Augustine's Anglican Church.
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1. Bellevue Homestead
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Bellevue Homestead and Vineyard is a heritage listed building, part of the original Wivenhoe Run established in the 1840s and with a range of buildings dating from the early settler period to c 1910. It was restored by the National Trust of Queensland but is now privately owned. It can be visited by appointment for tours, bed & breakfast, morning and afternoon teas, or booked as a venue. A piece of Queensland history in Coominya, QLD.
2. St. Brigid's Catholic Church
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Since 1912 this huge, imposing redbrick church has shown itself to the people of Brisbane, simply by being the highest structure you can see for miles.
3. Customs House
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4.5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By tommomelbourne - Melbourne, Australia
Customs House is an example of Victorian style architecture, with portico, and a green dome and is an impressive historical building. It is used as a restaurant and events and has a stunning ballroom. This building was contructed in the nineteenth century and initially used to collect customs and excise duties.
4. St Marys Catholic Church
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By 214francisd - Ipswich, Australia
ONE of THE places to see in Ipswich before the Council tears it down like many Heritage Buildings have gone because of a non cultural mob. It's so so sad to see great little Miners Cottages go. No value for the past. This was to be THE cathedral for Qld. Catholic Church. The Presbytery [Priests Home] has Itialian Portico with Bishops Mitres on each arch. There has never been a bishop there regardless of the years it has stood majestically floodlit at night. It is THE most beautiful building in S.E.Qld and you can't miss it. It was build in the Depression times and the stonemasons were paid with meat and food for their work. Over the road on the fence are the old horse ties from the days of horses. It needs care and costs huge dollars now to upkeep. The NEW stained glass windows just don't fit the building. They are a disaster and need removing badly. The Organ needs work and again it's heritage instrument. Oe of the Crosses hit by lightening went through the roof They are massive steel. Like a Wedding cake on the Canvas it's a delight regardless of what Faith we have.
5. Brisbane Masonic Temple
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4.0 based on 8 reviews
6. Naldham House
7. Webber House
8. Top of Town
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1.5 based on 2 reviews
This historical stretch of Brisbane Street bordered by Ellenborough and Waghorn Streets, has cafés, restaurants, vintage stores, clothing boutiques, a luxury massage/spa, homewares and collectibles on offer. You'll be impressed by the original shop façades and heritage buildings such as the Old Flour Mill Building, designed by renowned architect George Brockwell Gill, and now a retail centre.
10. St Augustine's Anglican Church
St Augustine's Anglican (Episcopal) Church, built in 1919, is Brisbane's first war memorial church, with stunning Bustard stained-glass windows. The upper church is open at service times (Sun 7am-11am, Tue 7am-8am, Wed 10am-11am, Thu 7am-8am). The Chapel of All Souls (incorporating the columbarium) on the lower level is open 24/7. Visitors can use the church lawns for picnics and recreation.
