
Victoria Bridge Abutment
Victoria Bridge Abutment
Brisbane, Australia
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Chia-An Y — 7 months ago
An old Brisbane bridge that made of timber, was destructed by wood worm. Only the arch remains. A good point to look over Brisbane CBD above the river.
**★★★★★ Tim Veyret — 7 months ago
Walking along the Brisbane foreshore and we came across the Victoria Bridge Abutment. It is such a nice, well-kept feature. It has a lot of historical value and shows a valued feature of Brisbane's history.
It is only a small feature and is nice to walk past on the foreshore walk. Thank you to the Brisbane city council for maintaining the standard of this structure.
**★★★★★ Kevin Costello — a year ago
This is a small and often overlooked part of Brisbanes history. A remnant of historical connections and a showcase of engineering prowess. To step through a now somewhat modest arch and see Brisbane in its modern glory is quite a thing.!
**★★★★★ Sean Nairn — a year ago
Adaptive reuse of the original sandstone bridge built in 1869 that once crossed the river here - the new bridge was opened in 1969. Has some historical information plaques and photos of the original bridge, plus remnants of the original tramway. Interesting slice of Brisbane’s history and easy to stop by if you’re wandering along the river’s edge. Close to the city for food and drink.
**★★★★★ mustafa — 2 years ago
The Victoria Bridge abutment has become an iconic part of Brisbane. It still holds key features of the old bridge including granite tablets. In 2015 it was refurbished. There is a nice landscape of Brissy
















