Museum of Brisbane (MoB) is central to conversations about the evolving life of Brisbane, its histories and contemporary cultures. Housed within iconic Brisbane City Hall, MoB is Brisbane City Council’s leading history and art museum, where you can experience our city’s vibrant culture.

We reflect Brisbane’s people and passions and its ever-evolving cultures, and celebrate the creatives and history makers to gain a deeper understanding of place. Previously the Brisbane City Gallery, Museum of Brisbane opened in October 2003 on the ground floor of City Hall.

In 2010, when City Hall closed for restoration, the Museum relocated temporarily to nearby Ann Street. MoB reopened in April 2013 after a significant refurbishment of City Hall and is non the top floor (Level 3) offering views of two of the building’s heritage features, the Clock Tower and copper dome.

Featuring a range of exhibitions, public program, free and ticketed tours, a shop and more, Museum of Brisbane is a destination to add to any visit to Brisbane City.