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Brisbane City Hall is a heritage-listed civic building located on King George Square in Brisbane City, Queensland. Opened in 1930 after a decade of construction, it was Australia's largest city hall at the time. Notable for its clock tower, grand auditorium, marble staircase and Corinthian columns, it houses the Museum of Brisbane and remains the seat of Brisbane City Council and a major venue for civic events.
The Museum of Brisbane is the City of Brisbane's official museum located on Level 3 of the heritage-listed Brisbane City Hall in Brisbane City, Queensland. Established in 2003, it explores Brisbane's history, culture and contemporary identity through art, social history and interactive exhibitions. Housed in the restored 1930 City Hall, the museum is notable for its free exhibitions, artist residencies and guided Clock Tower tours, offering insight into the city's past and present.