great activity to do and learn some things about brisbane at the same time
Explore Brisbane.
Discover Brisbane through local stories and clues hidden in the places around you. Pick a walking adventure and explore at your own pace.
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Colonial Brisbane: A Convict's Quest for Justice
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The Oz Escape in Brisbane
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Kid Quest: Solve the case of the lost senses in Brisbane
EN · RO · ES · FR
Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows in CBD, Brisbane
EN · DE · ES · FR · RO · IT
Murder Mystery: Crime on Date Night in Brisbane
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The Oz Escape: A Wicked Glitch in Brisbane
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Ghost Hunt in Brisbane
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20 Cuts in Brisbane
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Brisbane Detective Mystery: Infiltrate a Secret Society!
EN · ES
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A city walk. With a plot twist.
Don’t just visit Brisbane. Play it.
Turn a walk into an adventure with the Questo app. Follow a story, explore real places and solve puzzles along the way.
Find places worth noticing
Look closer at landmarks and corners you might otherwise walk past.
Step into a story
Uncover local stories or take on a fictional mission. You choose the adventure.
Solve it together
Follow clues, connect the dots and share that “we got it!” moment.
Places to discover in Brisbane
Follow clues through real places and discover the stories behind them. Here’s a glimpse of Brisbane.
Brisbane City Hall
Brisbane City Hall took a full decade to build, opening on April 8, 1930, as one of Australia's most…
Discover this placeThe Old Windmill
Built in 1828 by convict labor, the Old Windmill is Queensland's oldest surviving building and one of…
Discover this placeQueensland Parliament
Queensland Parliament House has one of the most dramatic construction stories of any government building in…
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City Exploration Pass
More of Brisbane. More stories to take home.
Get 5 included quests in one pass. Discover places, follow stories and solve puzzles at your own pace.
One passAUD 54.99
Explore the Brisbane passThe people behind the places
Your city has stories. Meet its storytellers.
Discover Brisbane through the eyes of the people creating its quests. Their curiosity becomes your next adventure.
Quests are reviewed and play-tested before they become paid experiences.
Your city. Your stories. Someone’s next adventure.
Know a corner of Brisbane worth discovering? Build a quest, earn when people play, and help turn your city into a playground.
Questo City Stories Index
Brisbane, measured on foot.
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A walk with a plot twist
Look up.
Lean in.
Play along.
Find a quest. Follow clues in the app. Discover the city as you play.
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Choose your quest
Pick a city, a story and your language.
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Explore and solve
Follow the app. Find clues in the streets.
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Go at your pace
Stop for coffee. Pick up where you left off.
Name the creature.
I’m a majestic beast, swift and bold,
In fields of green, my tale unfolds.
A noble creature, with hooves that prance,
A symbol of freedom in every glance.
I can move swiftly, by day or night,
Chasing the wind, my spirit takes flight.
Though I may be pure, like snow, of course,
Can you guess what I am with my grace and force?
Before you head out
Your Brisbane questions.
What can I do in Brisbane with Questo?
How many outdoor city games are available in Brisbane?
Is there a murder mystery game in Brisbane?
Is there a scavenger hunt in Brisbane?
Do I need to book an activity in Brisbane in advance?
What are fun things to do in Brisbane with toddlers?
The best option for families is Kid Quest: The Day the Senses Went Silent. Designed for kids ages 5–10, it’s a playful story where children team up with Robert and his animal friends to bring back the five senses. Along the way, you’ll explore Brisbane’s streets at your own pace—solving simple puzzles and enjoying time together outdoors.
Is there a murder mystery adventure in Brisbane?
Yes! Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows of Brisbane is an outdoor detective game where you investigate the mysterious death of Bella Wanderlust. As you walk through the city—past landmarks like King George Square and the riverside—you’ll collect clues, solve riddles, and try to uncover the killer.
What’s a good quest for a date in Brisbane?
For couples, we recommend Murder Mystery or Colonial Brisbane. They let you walk hand in hand through South Bank, Fortitude Valley, and other lively parts of Brisbane while solving puzzles together. It’s more interactive than a movie and more memorable than a dinner out.
Are these quests good for groups of friends or coworkers?
Yes—quests are perfect for groups. You can all work together to crack the case or split into teams and see who finishes first. Popular choices for groups include Murder Mystery and The Oz Escape, both filled with puzzles and plenty of laughs.
Do I need to book in advance?
No booking required. All Brisbane quests are self-guided, so you can play anytime—weekdays, weekends, morning, or evening. Just download the Questo app, head to the starting point, and begin when you’re ready.
About the destination
About Brisbane
South Bank lines the river with gardens, a sandy beach, and clear sightlines back to the CBD. Cross into Fortitude Valley and the mood shifts: James Street draws boutiques and brunch crowds, while Brunswick Street keeps its rougher edge with noodle bars and live music. New Farm, a few streets further, has riverside parks and the Brisbane Powerhouse for local arts.
Quests here range from puzzle-led hunts through Queen Street Mall and King George Square to a story-driven colonial mystery that follows Brisbane's convict origins through the Old Windmill and the city's oldest surviving streets. Some are best for families looking for something active; others suit couples or groups of friends who want a bit more history and intrigue.
A few local pointers: the CityCat ferry runs the length of the river and costs the same as a bus, making it the easiest way to move between South Bank, the CBD, and New Farm. The Howard Smith Wharves precinct, tucked under the Story Bridge, is worth a stop for a drink with river views after a quest. If you end up in Fortitude Valley, James Street and Brunswick Street are two very different streets and both worth an hour.
Questo's Brisbane quests are rated 4.44★ across 121 player reviews.
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