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Brisbane Arcade
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Margaret
May 19, 2020
Historic arcade Great shopping
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February 3, 2022
When the Brisbane Arcade opened in 1923, the city had an estimated population of about 330,000 and Queensland did not have a public radio broadcaster. While much has changed over the years, the arcade is a reminder of a bygone era among the hustle and bustle of the busy Queen Street Mall. The shops are boutique stores, not chain stores. The move to heritage-list the arcade in 1992 saw a shift back to its traditional look, with wood panelling and lead lighting making a return. Definitely worth a visit.
When the Brisbane Arcade opened in 1923, the city had an estimated population of about 330,000 and Queensland did not have a public radio broadcaster. While much has changed over the years, the arcade is a reminder of a bygone era among the hustle and bustle of the busy Queen Street Mall. The shop…
Megan
March 25, 2019
Built in 1923 on the site of notorious confessed murderer Patrick Mayne’s butcher shop, the Brisbane Arcade is a splendid Edwardian baroque alley of gallery shops. Patrick’s son Dr James Mayne employed the son of 19th century architectural guru Richard Gailey, Richard Gailey Jnr to design it as a legacy to the people of Brisbane – a gesture that many believe was an atonement to the alleged sins of his father. As part of the Mayne trust the arcade is heritage listed and although alterations have occurred, especially on the ground floor, the arcade retains much of its 1920s glamour. During World War II the lower floor contained a bomb shelter which in the 1950s was converted to an art gallery by renowned gallery owners Brian and Marjorie Johnstone, whose stable of artists included Sidney Nolan, Grace Cossington Smith, Margaret Olley and Laurence Hope. Today the many gallery shops, including the Tea Centre, Keri Craig Emporium, the elegant gallery café Room with Roses, a landscape photographer and an antique map room are in keeping with the refined ambience of the arcade.
Built in 1923 on the site of notorious confessed murderer Patrick Mayne’s butcher shop, the Brisbane Arcade is a splendid Edwardian baroque alley of gallery shops. Patrick’s son Dr James Mayne employed the son of 19th century architectural guru Richard Gailey, Richard Gailey Jnr to design it as a le…
Bernard
May 31, 2018
Queen Street Mall offer a relax atmosphere for tourists want a taste of local culture. It has Restaurants, cafes, bars, cinemas, perform live music entertainment and a grand casino sit right on the mall. A five minute stroll will see you exploring Brisbane City’s galleries, clock tower and museums, parklands and our gorgeous riverside.
Debra
January 8, 2016
Beautifully restored and an interesting tea shop downstairs in the basement.
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160 Queen St
Brisbane City, QLD