Brisbane's Secret Tiny Doors

There's a new kid on the lane! This stylish miniature door that looks like it would be right at home on a medieval castle

Bakery Lane in Fortitude Valley has a new attraction… its very own fire station replica tiny door

Bakery Lane in Fortitude Valley has a little secret! It’s also home to a gorgeous tiny door that is just waiting to be noticed!

Brisbane's first tiny shop can be found in a popular inner-city laneway

This stately tiny door has arrived in Fish Lane and is welcoming visitors

Kumbartcho Sanctuary is a northside Brisbane haven for native flora and fauna, featuring a secret fairytale village

This unique and enchanting kids space on the edge of Ithaca Creek was created by local sculptor David Engwicht

This park is actually the grounds of Brisbane’s oldest home Newstead House (1846)

Do you know where this is? See if you can spot this beautifully hand-crafted, teensie timber doorway on your next visit to the Queensland Art Gallery

This train-themed playground is part of the wider John Scott Park.

Beautiful Scarborough Park is not just home to a train and pirate playground but also a giant jumping pillow, a grove of cotton trees to climb plus the Gollum Tree

Brisbane’s oldest lane dates from convict days when the block it cuts through on the Queens St side was the site of the Prisoner’s Cells and Barracks and the Superintendent of Convicts residence

Have you spotted this tiny door on a bustling corner of South Brisbane yet?