Ultimate Winery Experiences Australia

Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA)

Stanley Place, South Brisbane

Discover QAGOMA, Brisbane's vibrant art destination, nestled in the Cultural Centre. Two striking buildings await your exploration by the river's edge. Just a brief stroll from the city, they seamlessly blend with the lively atmosphere of South Bank.

Inside, immerse yourself in a dynamic tapestry of exhibitions. QAGOMA captivates with its focus on contemporary art from Australia, Asia, and the Pacific. The galleries come alive with ever-changing displays that promise to intrigue and inspire.

Engage deeply as you navigate this artistic haven and experience the pulse of Brisbane's subtropical spirit within each curated space. Whether you're an art aficionado or a curious traveler, QAGOMA invites you on a compelling journey, where every moment unveils a new surprise.

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QAGOMA is a member of Cultural Attractions of Australia.

 
 



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The land of the Quandamooka People, Traditional Owners of the South-East Queenland region. 

Queensland’s wine industry is one of the State’s best keep secrets with a history dating back to the 1860’s.

The Queensland wine industry has grown considerably over the years and now approximately 1500 hectares throughout the State are under vine. The majority of this growth has occurred during the past decade with significant plantings throughout the southeast corner of the State in its best known wine growing region, the Granite Belt

The Granite Belt is only three hours drive from either Brisbane or the Gold Coast. Served by the New England Highway, this is the only place in Queensland that offers four distinct seasons. This premier wine producing area also experiences unique growing and ripening conditions, unlike elsewhere in Australia. The combination of cool weather and decomposed granite soils produces outstanding wines and a very diverse range of food. The region is home to almost 50 winery cellar doors.

Stanthorpe lies at the heart of the Granite Belt offering a range of diverse wine food experiences, boutique accommodation and access to some magnificent national parks as well as a year round calendar of events. 

History

A shift in the national domestic market in the early 1930s saw a decline in Queensland’s wine industry until the late 1960s when Ballandean Estate was established in what is now the State’s best known wine growing region, the Granite Belt.