HOTA, Home of the Arts, is the Gold Coast’s premier cultural precinct, offering a dynamic hub for creativity, performance, and artistic expression. Located in the

Ralf ‘Sonny’ Tennant Johnston erected Sata Nita as a bridal suite ahead of his 1936 marriage to bride-to-be Lila. It was built in the Spanish

The Rotary Broadwater Chapel By The Sea was formerly the Prayer Chapel of the original Gold Coast Hospital in Nerang Street, Southport. With the completion

The former Southport Town Hall is a superb example of inter-war Civic Architecture. Constructed in 1935, it was sympathetically enlarged in the 1950s  and again

The Gold Coast Light Horse Education Museum is a not-for-profit military education museum which collects, preserves and displays memorabilia of the Australian Light Horse.  The

Gold Coast Hinterland Heritage Museum was established in 2001 by pioneering families who shared a vision to preserve the history of the region. The first

Preece House was built in 1948 and served as a family home for more than 50 years. Its original owners were William and Ada (Granny)

Historic Ceramic House exemplifies early 20th century development in Nerang. Homes built in the Queenslander style become increasingly rare as development transforms rural areas into

The Gold Coast Desalination Plant turns seawater into drinking water and has been operating since 2009. Come behind the scenes and discover how desalination works,

Gold Coast Airport’s three-year southern terminal expansion project officially opened in 2022, ensuring Gold Coast Airport is positioned as the preferred domestic and international gateway