Explore Brisbane’s iconic Clock Tower with a guided tour at the Museum of Brisbane, offering stunning city views and fascinating heritage insights.
Friday 6 November 2026
10:15am - 4:45pm
Level 3, Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia
Free
Discover the charm and history of Brisbane’s heritage-listed City Hall with an engaging Clock Tower Tour. This experience invites families and visitors of all ages to explore one of Brisbane’s most iconic landmarks, providing a unique perspective of the city from above.
Step into the past as you ride one of Brisbane’s oldest working cage lifts and get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Australia’s largest analogue clock faces. The tour culminates on the observation platform, where you can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of Brisbane and maybe even spot the bells that have marked time for nearly a century.
The tour runs on Friday 6 November 2026, from 10:15 to 16:45, with departures every 15 minutes. It is suitable for all ages, making it a perfect outing for families with children, teens, and adults alike. Remember to arrive 15 minutes early to ensure a smooth start. Booking is essential, and tickets are free but must be reserved for every member of your group, including carers.
Tours depart from the Museum of Brisbane, located on Level 3 of Brisbane City Hall at 64 Adelaide Street. The venue is a general council facility, easily accessible in Brisbane City. This central location makes it convenient for families to combine the tour with other city activities or a day out.
Spaces are limited and fill up quickly, so early booking is highly recommended. The tour involves climbing and standing on an observation platform, so please consider mobility needs. The experience is weather dependent, and appropriate footwear and clothing are advised for comfort.
Tickets are free but must be booked in advance online to secure your spot. Each participant, including children and carers, requires a ticket. This ensures a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Visit the Museum of Brisbane website to reserve your place today.
