King George Square

King George Square is defined by the imposing sandstone facade and ninety-two-meter clock tower of the adjacent Brisbane City Hall. This central public space sits between Adelaide and Ann Streets, serving as a primary gathering point for festivals, markets, and public ceremonies. The square is distinguished by a collection of bronze lion sculptures near the City Hall entrance and a series of statues in the dedicated Speakers' Corner, which includes figures such as labor activist Emma Miller and former Premier Sir Charles Lilley.