Brisbane is a dynamic city with many interesting activities for locals and tourists alike. In the evening, Brisbane comes alive with many attractions to enjoy and many of them are completely free!
1. Walks in Brisbane City
There are many interesting walk itineraries to do in the evening. Brisbane is very suggestive when the sun goes down and all the lights of the city light up.
The Wheel of Brisbane is gorgeous in the evening when the giant circle is completely illuminated against the dark sky. The Wheel of Brisbane is an excellent starting point to walk in direction of the Kurilpa Bridge, West End, towards Victoria Bridge, Story Bridge and Goodwill Bridge. Any point of the Brisbane City could be a starting point.

The suggestive Wheel of Brisbane can be a great starting point for walks in the City. Photo by Author.

Brisbane in the night. Photo by Author.

Jacob's Ladder. Photo by Author.

The Old Windmill, the oldest building in Brisbane. Photo by Author.

the Victoria Bridge connects South Brisbane with the inner Brisbane City. Photo by Author.

Victoria Bridge lights up in blue. Photo by Author.

The old casino on the left and the construction of the new casino on the right. Photo by Author.

The new casino with all the cranes illuminated, the William 1 building on the right, and the Expressway on the Brisbane River. Photo by Author.
Here is a list of easy walks that cover many directions in the city:
Easy Walk to the Dockside in Brisbane City
www.weekendnotes.com/easy-walk-to-the-dockside-brisbane-city
Walk to the Commissariat Store and the Windmill in Brisbane City
www.weekendnotes.com/commissariat-store-windmill-brisbane
Walk Four Iconic Bridges in Brisbane City
www.weekendnotes.com/walk-the-four-iconic-bridges-in-brisbane-city
Evening Walk from the Wheel of Brisbane to West End, Brisbane City
www.weekendnotes.com/evening-walk-from-the-wheel-of-brisbane-to-west-end-brisbane-city
Permanent Art Walk II in Brisbane City
www.weekendnotes.com/permanent-art-walk-in-brisbane-city/191898
Permanent Art Walk in Brisbane City
www.weekendnotes.com/permanent-art-walk-in-brisbane-city
Walk From South Brisbane to New Farm
www.weekendnotes.com/brisbane-riverwalk-to-new-farm
Easy Ten Kilometre Walk to Teneriffe, Brisbane City
www.weekendnotes.com/easy-walk-to-teneriffe-brisbane-city/

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The William Jolly Bridge with images projected onto it.Photo by Author.
2. James Turrell Night Life permanent free exhibition
James Turrell Night Life is a free permanent art exhibition at GOMA, Gallery of Modern Art. As soon as the night sets in, James Turrell's Night Life 2018 brightens up GOMA from within. The lights change colours and intensity and this light dynamic is the realisation of the architect's vision of GOMA to animate the building in the night.
Enjoy this free exhibition in Stanley Pl, South Brisbane QLD 4101.
Artist James Turrell is from the United States and he is specialised in working with lights and spaces. His creations aim to show how people are affected by light. James Turrell specialises in large scale luminous installations, indoor and outdoor, which attract visitors from everywhere to admire the artworks. James Turrell art exhibition's at GOMA runs from sunset to midnight.

James Turrell Night Life seen from the Kurilpa Bridge. Photo by Author.

James Turrell's Permanent Exhibition at GOMA. Photo by Author.

James Turrell 's art exhibition from the Brisbane River boardwalk. Photo by Author.

James Turrell's art exhibition. Photo by Author.
3. Swim in the free swimming pool at South Bank
There are a few swimming pools at South Bank completely free. The sparkling lagoon, is very tantalizing, especially in the warm Brisbane summer evenings. Bring your own swimmers, a towel and a pair of right footwear and have a dip. Showers and change rooms are also available.
To make it even a great evening you can use the free barbecues and enjoy a meal outdoor under the stars.
The pools are open all year round from 7am to midnight.

Free swimming at Southbank. Photo by Author.

The lagoon at South Bank. Photo by Author.

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Near the swimming pool, there is a colourful structure. It looks like a sort of a cage but when you enter, there are chairs to relax in and music starts to play.

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4. Grab your bicycle for a ride in town
There are many options for a great ride by pushbike. Altogether there are many km of bikeways in Brisbane City. You can also ride on many bridges, like the Story Bridge, Go Between Bridge, Kurilpa Bridge, Goodwill Bridge and Victoria Bridge.

There is always something thrilling to enjoy in the evening in Brisbane City. Photo by Author.

Reflections. Photo by Author.

Brisbane City Hall in the night. Photo by Author.

Parliament House in Brisbane. Photo by Author.

The fountain in the Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Brisbane City. The Botanic Gardens are also free. Photo by Author.

Sunset from Kangaroo Point . Photo by Author.

Brisbane River in the evening. Photo by Author.

Thornton Street Ferry Terminal. Photo by Author.

Along the Brisbane River in the evening. Photo by Author

Views from the Kurilpa Bridge. Photo by Author.

Story Bridge in pink. Photo by Author.