Light up Queensland
To celebrate our state’s birthday, key icons, landmarks and buildings were lit maroon on Queensland Day.
The following landmarks and buildings were lit maroon in 2022:
Brisbane
- 111 George Street, Brisbane
- Breakfast Creek Bridge, Newstead
- Brisbane City Hall
- Brisbane sign, South Bank Cultural Forecourt
- Central Station, Brisbane
- Customs House
- Government House Queensland
- King George Square
- Kurilpa Bridge
- London Woolstores Apartments, Teneriffe
- Parliament House
- Reddacliffe Place sculptures
- Celebration Lawn, Roma Street Parkland
- Fountain in the Lake, Roma Street Parkland
- Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges
- South Bank Arbour, South Bank Parklands
- Story Bridge
- Suncorp Stadium
- The Gabba
- The Wheel of Brisbane
- Tropical Dome, Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Mt Coot-tha
- Victoria Bridge Abutment (located at the end of South Bank Cultural Forecourt)
- Waterfall, Roma Street Parkland
- Wickham Terrace car park, Architectural Wall
Gold Coast
- Marina Mirage Shopping Centre
- Palazzo Versace, Main Beach
- Skypoint Observation Deck, Q1
- Sofitel Hotel, Broadbeach
Regional Queensland
- Big Crocodile Krys, Normanton
- Bundaberg Fig Tree, Bundaberg
- Flinders Square, Townsville
- George Roberts Bridge, Townsville
- Little Fletcher Bridge, Townsville
- Mary Valley Heritage Railway, Gympie
- Old Magistrates Court House, Townsville
- Singing Ship, Emu Park
- The Strand, Townsville
- The Strand Fountain, Townsville
- Townsville City Council (103 Walker Street, Townsville)
- Townsville sign
- Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville
- Victoria Bridge, Townsville
- Wharton Reef Lighthouse, Townsville
