Heritage Buildings

City Hall
Customs House
Museum of Brisbane
Parliament House

Those are some examples of Institutional members that are not for profit organisations based in the Brisbane City Council area which offer the public an experience intrinsically linked to Brisbane's history and/or heritage. This means they may offer exhibitions, interpretive facilities, guided or self guided walks or tours. They have committed opening hours and an admission policy, whether that be free of charge or by paid entry.

However,  those buildings are just heritage buildings, and not attract people yet, I don't about the other heritage buildings around the city, but I'm sure that QUT old Government House and Art Museum do not gather a lot of people there.


http://www.brisbanelivingheritage.org/01_cms/details.asp?ID=2