Brisbane - Ann Street

Anzac Square is located in the center of Brisbane and houses the Shrine of Remembrance.

Central Station in Brisbane was built in 1901 and is of Victorian style.

The Masonic Memorial Centre in Brisbane is a memorial to fallen heroes of war. The Urn of Remembrance on the main floor of the building symbolizes the memorial. The building also serves as the headquarters for the United Grand Lodge of Queensland.

The Shrine of Remembrance, in the form of a circular Greek temple, commemorates the Australian dead in the two world wars and other wars.

St John's Cathedral (Anglican) and the Deanery are on Ann Street. The Deanery, built in 1853, was reckoned the handsomest house in the town, and from 1859 to 1862 was the seat of the governor of Queensland pending the completion of his official residence. Since 1910 it has been the deanery of St John's Cathedral (begun in 1901 but still not completely finished).