Indagare’s Brisbane Cheat Sheet

The beating heart of Brisbane's Fortitude Valley, the trendy Calile skyrocketed to hotel stardom after opening in 2018 and is still the top pick of celebrities traveling to the Queensland hub.

Overlooking the Brisbane River, this 143-room hotel occupies a prime location on the edge of the South Bank Parklands.

Agnes serves a tasty menu of modern Australian cuisine, cooked almost entirely over open flame.

Across the street from the Queensland Museum and just a block from the South Bank Parklands, this Italian pizzeria has rightfully earned its following.

Located on Ada Lane and part of The Calile, SK Steak & Oyster is a no-brainer for a special occasion meal in Brisbane—in part because it’s terribly difficult to settle on only a couple dishes.

Featured on Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Hot List, Anyday’s Golden Avenue is an undeniably buzzy Brisbane restaurant and one of the city’s most coveted reservations.

Anyone not already staying at the Calile can get a taste of the scene by dining at Hellenika, the upscale Greek restaurant located right next to—and partially on—the pool terrace.

In the suburbs outside of Brisbane, this is a can't-miss wildlife experience, especially for families traveling with kids.

This two-part museum embraces local Australian and indigenous contemporary art alongside international pieces.