Top Things to do in Upper Mt Gravatt
10 Things to Do in Upper Mt Gravatt That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Upper Mt Gravatt, Australia including Westfield Garden City, Mount Gravatt Lookout, Mt Gravatt Marketta, Event Cinemas Garden City, City Hopper, Mt. Gravatt Mini Golf, CityCat Ferry, Boggo Road Gaol, New Farm River Walk, Story Bridge Adventure Climb.
Restaurants in Upper Mt Gravatt
1. Westfield Garden City
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
2. Mount Gravatt Lookout
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By NiftyNorm - Cincinnati, Ohio
I often bring travelers here, for a good quick overview of Brisbane City .. especially since I can point out the Mt Cootha lookout as well
3. Mt Gravatt Marketta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Jennifer P
This is a great venue offering a variety of international cuisine food truck/stalls. Most meals are affordable around $10. Enjoy the live music (which is not too loud) a bar, drinks and coffee etc...... Perfect for Families, Couples, Friends, Groups, Young and Old!Glad you had a great time. Thank you for the review!
4. Event Cinemas Garden City
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By JaniceJohnston - Brisbane, Australia
Went to see the movie of the week here on saturday night with the kids; Baywatch. OMG treat yourself and go; not sure ive ever laughed so hard, very funny. It was additionally great that the cinema was almost full so you were all laughing along together, loved it!!!!
5. City Hopper
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By itchyfeet2014 - Glasgow, United Kingdom
What a great little free ferry service. Prompt, efficient and wonderful stops. Wish we had more time to take full advantage of this splendid service. Thank You!
6. Mt. Gravatt Mini Golf
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Michelerose_12 - Brisbane, Australia
What a beaut, family-run place! All ages can play mini golf. Foot golf provides a more physical challenge, popular with young adults. Whilst there, I didn't see a single mobile phone being used. Everyone at the venue, including kids or teens, were totally and enthusiastically into the outdoor activities.
There's plenty of shade including on the cute course and sunscreen is provided for visitors. Hot and cold drinks plus a variety of summery ice-creams are available for purchase and there's lots of shaded Seating placed to catch a breeze. It's also open at night. Very affordable, fun entertainment. Group bookings or parties can also be arranged. Staff are friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.
7. CityCat Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Jonathan W
The City Cat is such a good way to experience Brisbane.
The City Cats are clean and very quite. Great engineering as they seem to just glide down the river, hardly registering the movement in the river as they move.
You get stunning views of the river and a very different experience if travelling in the evening. I recommend both a day and a night trip.
Staff are very helpful and friendly.
The best way to pay is to get a GoCard which you can top up when boarding the boat. I am pretty sure that trips cost $5 irrespective of how far you travel. If you tap off you have an hour to get back on the boat without repaying. This is useful if travelling the length of the river before returning to the city.
8. Boggo Road Gaol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 377 reviews
Located in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, Boggo Road was one of the most notorious prisons of the Twentieth century. The former prison has reopened as a cultural-heritage tourist attraction which offer tours and events. Through Historical Tours, Historical Re-enactments, Educational Experiences, Functions & Events – the drama and stories of human beings, their failings and their achievements, within the walls of Boggo Road Gaol, are brought to life.Enter. Escape the 21st century…
Reviewed By NiftyNorm - Cincinnati, Ohio
We got Jack as our guide and he was amazing .. excellent knowledge of the gaol and great interaction with our group
9. New Farm River Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By MichaelandAnne - Bribie Island, Australia
Just the spot for a lovely walk. You don't have to go to far. I said it had Coffee and toilets - but you have to look for these - they are not really "on" the river walk. Be wary of bikes too - you can get the odd cyclist who feels the "walk" belongs to them. Take the hound and take your time. Cooling breezes in the late afternoon and mornings. Beautiful views of the river and river craft. Costs nothing.
Maybe park at Teneriffe/Newstead/New Farm - and walk along - then return to your car.
A lovely way to idle away a few hours.
10. Story Bridge Adventure Climb
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 495 reviews
Reviewed By Paul M - Richmond, Australia
Of course any suggestion of the Story Bridge climb will immediately draw comparisons with it's older and more grander Sydney cousin to the south, but resist the temptation to compare. Brisbane stands very much on its own two feet.
Story Bridge Climb is a far more relaxed affair. You're just exploring the bridge, without necessarily having talking commentary in your ear or guides trying to rev you up and make you all excited (well she did at the start..)
Its certainly the best way to take in the sights and sounds of Brisbane. Because of the smaller bridge and wider walkways, this bridge climb experience is for all ages and abilities.
The photos look great and are cheap to buy (unlike Sydney).
All in all, a great way to spend a few hours in Brisbane. Catch the free city hopper ferry to Thornton St Ferry Terminal, walk up turn left and walk two blocks and you're there.
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