4102 Woolloongabba

Located in the heart of one of Brisbane’s most dynamic inner-city precincts, McGrath South Brisbane brings together strong local knowledge, proven experience and a clear focus on delivering exceptional...

You’ve stayed in rooms that promise local charm then leave you in a windowless box. At Rambla at South/City/SQ you wake to light spilling across a simple studio and...

Yes, every gym seems to promise you’ll leave with abs of steel and a heart of gold. But most feel like fluorescent lit corridors where you tread a treadmill...

Angelika Cinemas in Woolloongabba brings something new to Brisbane’s film scene. It’s the first international location for the New York born Angelika Film Centre, a name known for pairing...

The Princess Theatre in Woolloongabba stands as Queensland’s oldest surviving theatre. Built in 1888 and designed by architect John Beauchamp Nicholson, it began as the South Brisbane Public Hall....

Self care isn’t just about pampering. It’s about taking a moment to recharge, reset and feel good in your own skin. And if that sounds like exactly what you...

All Aboard for a Slice of the Good Life at Mr Badger’s & The Copacabana Club. Brisbane’s Woolloongabba is buzzing with new cafés, bakeries and foodie fads, but tucked away...

Hidden away on the antique-laden strip of Logan Road, Canvas Club in Woolloongabba is the kind of place you feel like you’ve stumbled upon by accident — but you'll...

There’s a little magic hiding in plain sight in the antique precinct of Brisbane’s Woolloongabba, and if you wander along Logan Road with a curious eye, chances are you might just find it. Behind an unassuming old brick façade lies an English-esque, Mad Hatter-meets-Narnia gastro pub of sorts, Electric Avenue and Mrs J. Rabbit’s.

Some say bad pizza doesn’t exist. Clearly, they’ve never chewed through cardboard crust. Lucky for you, that’s not the case here. Tucked into a quiet corner of Woolloongabba, Little g...

Woolloongabba’s intimate D.Vino blends old world European hospitality with modern flair for an unforgettable dining experience. You don’t need a passport to get a proper taste of Europe, just a...

Let’s be real. In a city overrun with neon lit Thai spots, Pawpaw Café is the quiet rebel. It’s light and bright, with contemporary, chic styling. As you walk...