There are 25 displays describing police heritage, Queensland crimes, police investigative techniques, medals, the history of police women, operational equipment and transport, amongst others. The simulated murder scene is a popular attraction - you can come and try your hand at solving this crime. The Research Library is home to a monograph collection, as well as archival material and images that date back to 1864. Researchers are welcome to use these research facilities, but please contact the Museum to make an appointment. Museum staff can conduct research on your behalf if you are unable to visit the Museum in person.

Popped in here on the way to a friend's and pleasantly surprised. Open limited hours but you can just walk in and see the artifacts from the history of the police force from badges, a crime scene, flags and badges and more. They do have a store however that is open limited hours, but you can see online and then get this delivered. So very cool items. Well worth a visit if you near it.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No

I've been to this place a few times and the displays were all the same, but on the plus side, if you're able to get the kids here, there's a police motorcycle, when you sit on it the lights flash!! Just warning you though, there's also a detailed murder scene mockup so maybe keep the kids away from that!!

A lovely little free museum, I visited to escape a rain shower. I enjoyed spending 20 minutes here, the history is interesting and I enjoyed reading the stories. Would recommend if you are in the vicinity
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No

Very informative place with lots of displays to get knowledge about the local police activities and history. Cool place to bring young kids.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No

Recently viewed the exhibit on a weekend, not very large but beautifully presented. The person on duty even went out of their way to present the exhibit, very nicely done. Highly recommend it.

An intriguing trip through the history of Queensland cops, complete with crime scene mockups, old uniforms, awesome cameras and technology.

Looking to fill in some time with grandkids before live play at city hall.Closed Friday's...annoyed because it's school holidays. Oh well.

Thank You to all the good Officers who have kept Australia Saveable year by year. My lil family loves you guys and stay safe !!

If I hadn't of been walking past I wouldn't have known that it exists! Good museum with lots of history and cool stuff in it.

Good displays, good customer service before the visit, and the tour can be done by yourself, so any time it's open will work

Good displays, hidden museum with lots of informative history and cool stuff in it. So repeat visits worthwhile

Super interesting! I wouldn’t make a special trip but if you’re already in Brisbane definitely worth a visit!

Informative. Like all museums the displays change from time to time so repeat visits worthwhile.

A very interesting experience. Lovely staff.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait

Great displays and history. Worth a look even if your not in trouble with the police.

Old style museum with little interaction thus not for kids. For adults ok to visit

It’s fairly small but very interesting. Also free, worth the time of in Brisbane.

Located in the foyer of Queensland Police Headquarters. Small but interesting.

A nice free museum, makes the police station much more publicly approachable.

Very interesting museum, which located next to Roma Street Transit Center.

You need to hang Nabil hijazi & mustafa merabi in ur museum gronks

It was really interesting and entry is free, which is always nice.

Pretty small, and a lot of reading to do. Luckily its free.

Very informative little museum with great displays

Great FREE interesting museum. Worth the visit!

Liked the historic displays and awards lists.

Nice and interesting historical museum.

Lovely place my friend recommended

Great place go back anytime