At ANZAC Square in Brisbane City, the Shrine of Remembrance and its Shrine of Memories Museum record Queenslanders’ and others’ service and sacrifice during wartime. Inside, interactive World War II displays use maps and photographs, while touchscreens share personal stories from different campaigns. A corridor in the crypt below the shrine holds honour boards, memorials, plaques and sculptures. The quiet setting also provides space for reflection, and ANZAC Day ceremonies take place here.
The museum and its displays
The Shrine of Memories Museum records the service and sacrifice of Queenslanders, Australians and people from other nations during wartime. Its World War II displays include maps and photographs. Touchscreens share personal stories from different campaigns, adding individual accounts to the historical material.
The crypt beneath the shrine
A long corridor under the Shrine of Remembrance contains honour boards, memorials, plaques and sculptures. Visitors can explore the crypt as well as the museum, then spend time in quiet reflection. The shrine is also the setting for ANZAC Day ceremonies.
FAQ
Where is the Shrine of Remembrance?
It is at ANZAC Square, Brisbane City, Queensland.
What can you see inside?
The museum has World War II maps and photographs, plus touchscreens with personal stories from different campaigns. The crypt below the shrine contains honour boards, memorials, plaques and sculptures.
Is the shrine wheelchair accessible?
The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and the touchscreens are noted as suitable for wheelchair users.
When is it open?
It is open from 10 am to 4 pm on weekdays and Sundays. It is closed on Saturdays.
