Interesting historically for a perspective on early pioneer 19th century Brisbane and peoples lives. About $7 entry, only open set times.

I've visited Newstead House many times over the past 50 years and I am still impressed at its ongoing preservation and maintenance of an important place and time in Brisbane and Queensland's history and it's grounds also being the site of the Memorial to the Allied Coral Sea Battles of World War II and the Annual Commemoration of such is... More

This lovely old house has been wonderfully looked after. It's in a beautiful spot with well kept parkland.

An immaculate representation of life way back! Attention to detail is wonderful, as is the way in which the helpful staff are willing to share their knowledge. Obviously they love doing what they do! Well worth a visit.

lovely location and close to the city so easy access.. Full of the antiques of yesteryear and things most of your kids will know nothing about . great learning experience for all.

A fun morning out with kids taking a step back in time finished up with a picnic in the park adjacent.

Newstead House Park is a small park at the mouth of the Breakfast Creek. You will see the traffic on the Brisbane River from here. Tropical trees and plants will server for shadow in the summer sun.

Newstead House is on the banks of the Brisbane River in Newstead. The house is an iconic landmark in Brisbane and has always been special to me as that is where my parents were married. Interesting historical site with a beautiful garden and lawn area running down to the banks of the Brisbane River.

We enjoyed this rare piece of history in Brisbane. The staff were extremely helpful in explaining the history of the house and its surrounds, and there is plenty to see here. I particularly enjoyed the servants' quarters in the basement, which were very atmospheric. A hugely underrated tourist attraction in my opinion.