Where do I meet the group?

Arrive 10 minutes early. Morning departures meet at 8:45 AM: Visitor Information Centre, 167 Queen Street Mall, Brisbane City, QLD 4000; the later departure meets at 11:00 AM at Visitor Information Centre, Stanley Street Plaza, South Bank, QLD 4101.

How long is the tour and what is the group size?

The tour runs about two hours (approx. 2 to 2 hours 15 minutes) and is limited to a maximum of ten people for high engagement.

Is the walk suitable for children?

Yes—children age five and up are welcome but must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

Is the tour accessible?

The route is mostly flat urban terrain but some locations may have limited accessibility; contact the operator in advance to discuss specific needs.

Are guides bilingual?

A bilingual English/Spanish storytelling option is available upon request—ask when booking.

What if it rains or I arrive late?

The itinerary can change due to weather; the route adapts rain or shine. Late arrivals may miss the tour and refunds are subject to the operator’s policy.

Flow Tour Brisbane: Story-Driven Walking Experience Through Brisbane’s River City

Flow Tour Brisbane in New Farm, Queensland, Australia offers a compact, story-driven way to read the city’s lines—its river, laneways, and civic memory—on foot. In two hours, small groups move along a curated Flow Path that links heritage sites, contemporary public art, riverside green spaces, and industrial anchors that shaped Brisbane’s growth. Tours depart from central meeting points—arrive 10 minutes early to find the guide. Morning departures meet at 8:45 AM: Visitor Information Centre, 167 Queen Street Mall, Brisbane City, QLD 4000; a later option leaves 11:00 AM from Visitor Information Centre, Stanley Street Plaza, South Bank, QLD 4101. Maximum group size is ten, and the route covers mostly flat urban terrain with moderate walking between stops. Guides take a multidisciplinary approach—blending local history, contemporary art interpretation, and environmental observation—to reveal how movement, memory, and infrastructure define Brisbane’s public life. Expect stops at riverfront promenades, civic buildings, murals, and adaptive reuse sites like the Brisbane Powerhouse and New Farm Park, plus vantage points framing the Story Bridge and the river’s broad sweep. What sets Flow Tour Brisbane apart is the narrative design: the 'Flow' theme threads through each stop so familiar buildings feel newly legible. The tour accommodates curious locals as well as first-time visitors, and a bilingual (English/Spanish) option is available on request. With a cap of ten people, the experience stays conversational—so you’ll hear neighborhood lore, planning debates, and lived snapshots that rarely make guidebooks. The walk suits ages five and up; children must be supervised. If you have mobility concerns, contact the operator in advance—some sites have limited accessibility. The Flow Path also passes South Bank, a cultural precinct reimagined after Expo '88, and riverbank plantings of fig and jacaranda trees add a subtropical green frame to urban stone and steel. Book this walk to unpack Brisbane beyond postcard views: it’s a compact field study in urban change led by storytellers who point out design decisions, hidden plaques, and social initiatives that shaped city life. Bring comfortable shoes, a water bottle (available on request), and an appetite to walk and talk; rain or shine the route adapts to keep the flow moving. For visitors planning a longer stay, pairing the tour with a river ferry ride or an afternoon at the Powerhouse makes for a layered day of exploration. Whether you know Brisbane or are seeing it, Flow Tour Brisbane compresses context into two hours so you leave with maps in your head and stories to follow. Tours run; arrive 10 minutes early to meet at the Visitor Information Centre. Private bookings and customized routes are available on request, with options to stretch the route into nearby New Farm Park for coffee and river views and conversation.