Queensland Museum: A must-see cultural landmark in Brisbane

Queensland Museum is located in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, Australia. The museum's exhibits are vivid and rich, mainly showcasing the natural history of Queensland. It's like bringing the creatures of the tropical rainforest into the museum, making it a must-see cultural landmark in Brisbane. 📍Location: Located in the Cultural Centre of South Bank Parklands, Brisbane, at the west end of South Bank Parklands 🍎Recommendations: [2nd Floor] Displays fossils of ancient creatures and human bones, and crocodile models. [4th Floor] Displays specimens of Queensland's native tropical rainforest and marine life, all of which are lifelike. [1st Floor] Displays the history of Queensland's development, which is similar to other cities, mainly the process from primitive to modernization, but there is the first tank made in Germany. [3rd Floor] Displays the culture of Queensland, and there is also an Egyptian mummy exhibition, which we didn't visit. 💰Ticket information: The museum is free to visit, and there are cultural and creative booths on each floor where you can shop.