Bribie Island Seaside Museum

Explore the intriguing and fascinating history of Bribie Island in a beautiful, contemporary museum. The Bribie Island Seaside Museum enjoys scenic views across the glimmering waters of the Pumicestone Passage and Moreton Bay. The museum is a great addition to your visit to Bribie Island with beautiful parks, local eateries and wildlife habitats close by.

The museum features:

• a theatre showing films about the S.S Koopa and holidaying on Bribie Island
• a large collection of preserved fish dating back to 1905 from Moreton Bay waters
• the social history of the people and places of Bribie Island and its role in World War II
• the story and some belongings of the internationally-renowned artist Ian Fairweather and other Bribie Island personalities
• a replica World War II bunker detailing some of Bribie Island’s role in defending the Brisbane line
• a designated space for new exhibitions that change several times a year
• interactive displays and activities for young and old
• a diverse programme of events and workshops for adults and children.

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Parking

A small carpark is opposite the museum and there is plenty of street parking nearby.

Location

1 South Esplanade, Bongaree 4507  View map

-27.086065,153.159485

1 South Esplanade , Bongaree 4507

1 South Esplanade , Bongaree 4507

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