Hidden Fairy door, Brisbane Travel Guide
Discover a tiny world of enchantment in Brisbane's historic Burnett Lane. Find the Hidden Fairy Door and let your imagination take flight!
Tucked away in Brisbane's oldest laneway, the Hidden Fairy Door is a whimsical miniature installation that sparks imagination and delight. This tiny red door, part of a series by artist Mace Robertson, adds a touch of magic to the urban landscape of Burnett Lane.
A brief summary to Hidden Fairy door
- 45 Burnett Ln, Brisbane City, Queensland, 4000, AU
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Know before you go
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- Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for the best lighting to photograph the Hidden Fairy Door and other street art in Burnett Lane.
- Explore the laneway beyond the fairy door to discover unique cafes, bars, and restaurants.
- Look for other art installations and historical markers that tell the story of Burnett Lane's past.
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Getting There
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Walking
If you're in the Brisbane CBD, start at King George Square. Head south on Albert Street until you reach Charlotte Street. Turn left onto Charlotte Street, then right onto Burnett Lane. The Hidden Fairy Door is at 45 Burnett Ln. No costs involved.
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Public Transport
Take a train to Central Station. Exit onto Ann Street and head west towards Albert Street. Turn right onto Albert Street, then left onto Charlotte Street, and proceed to Burnett Lane. The Hidden Fairy Door is a short walk from there. A TransLink single-zone ticket costs around $5. Alternatively, several bus routes stop near Burnett Lane. Check TransLink for specific routes and fares.
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Taxi/Ride-Share
Ask your driver to take you to 33 Burnett Lane, Brisbane City, which is the vehicle entrance for the Hyatt Regency. The fairy door is a short walk from there. A short taxi or ride-share trip within the CBD will likely cost between $10 and $20.
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