Lyric Theatre, QPAC is located in the Brisbane CBD on the corner of Grey Street and Melbourne Street in the South Bank precinct of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, and is situated on the banks of the Brisbane River. View map.
Visit QPAC’s website for further information about the theatre.
FOOD & DRINK
Before the show: Take a stroll down buzzy
Fish Lane where you’ll find local favourite Julius Pizzeria, the stunning alfresco Southside, martinis and small plates at Midtown, or the chic French surrounds of Maeve – all prime picks from a truly delicious bunch.
While you’re in town: Hit up Supernormal for innovative Asian cuisine with Andrew McConnell’s addictive Brisbane twist, and explore James Street’s culinary scene with Italian hotspot Bianca or the sophisticated sips at Cru Bar. For a hidden gem, seek out Hong Kong-style dumplings and dim sum in funky basement restaurant, Central. And don’t miss grabbing a buttery treat from Lune Croissanterie before a morning walk along the river.
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ARTS & CULTURE
As Brisbane’s cultural heart, South Bank offers a wealth of things to see and do, showcasing the very best of the Queensland capital.
With some of the country’s top art galleries and museums, a thriving bar and dining scene, and stunning riverside walks with breathtaking CBD skyline views, South Bank is more than just a tourist hotspot—it’s a vibrant hub for locals and visitors alike.
Get ready to explore; here’s your ultimate guide to Brisbane’s iconic South Bank.
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SHOPPING IN BRISBANE
If you’re looking to shop in Brisbane, start with James Street – the city’s most fashionable street, offering a mix of local designer boutiques, international labels, homewares, and beauty stores. For something unique, explore the laneways of Fortitude Valley, packed with hidden gems, while Paddington in the inner-west is a haven for vintage shops, record stores, and quirky finds. Book lovers can visit West End’s Avid Reader and the second-hand treasure trove, Bent Books. Plan your shopping adventure with this guide.
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