Bee Gees Way is a 70-metre outdoor tribute in Redcliffe, Brisbane, honouring Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb and their connection to the town. The walkway links Redcliffe Parade with Sutton Street and follows the brothers’ story through photographs, video, music and life-sized statues. Interactive displays play familiar hits, while images and notes trace their early years, family life and rise to international fame. Take your time with the displays, then continue along the waterfront or stop at nearby restaurants and shops.
The Gibb brothers’ Redcliffe story
Bee Gees Way follows the connection between Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb and the Redcliffe community. The brothers spent part of their early years in the area after their family moved from England to Australia. Their story here is one of local beginnings and a music career that reached audiences around the world.
The walkway connects Redcliffe Parade and Sutton Street along the foreshore. Displays chart the group’s progress through photographs and notes, including images of the brothers when they were young. They also cover family life and the band’s career across four decades, giving the displays a personal thread as well as a musical one.
Photos, music and statues
The outdoor displays combine still images, video and sound. Screens show clips from the group’s history, while interactive features play their songs at the press of a button. The route also includes life-sized statues of Barry, Robin and Maurice, offering a closer look at the three brothers honoured here.
Some of the displays focus on the Bee Gees’ early years in Australia; others recall their later success. Pause to read the notes as you go, and give the video and audio features a moment to play. The walkway is compact, but exploring its different elements takes longer than simply passing through.
A stop on the Redcliffe foreshore
Bee Gees Way sits among central Redcliffe attractions, close to the waterfront, Redcliffe Jetty and Redcliffe Museum. Nearby restaurants and shops make it easy to add a meal or browse to your visit. On Sundays, the Redcliffe Jetty Markets are another option to pair with a stroll along the foreshore.
The walkway is open around the clock, and an after-dark light-and-sound display is part of the attraction. As it is outdoors, the experience depends on the weather; a dry visit is more comfortable if you want to explore the full route. Admission is free.
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Where is Bee Gees Way?
It is in Redcliffe, Brisbane, linking Redcliffe Parade with Sutton Street along the foreshore.
Is Bee Gees Way free?
Yes, admission is free.
What can you see at Bee Gees Way?
The outdoor walkway has photographs, notes, video clips, interactive music displays and life-sized statues of Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb.
When can you visit Bee Gees Way?
The walkway is open 24 hours a day. An after-dark light-and-sound display is part of the attraction.
