The Games Map

Find out about the new, upgraded, existing and temporary venues and athlete villages around Queensland that will be ready to welcome sportspeople and spectators for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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Brisbane Skyline Night Panorama with the famous illuminated Story Bridge, Botanical Garden, QUT and M3 going into the city

Brisbane & Surrounds

The capital of the state and host city, Brisbane and the surrounding area stretches from Moreton Bay in the north to Redlands on the coast, Logan in the south and Ipswich to the west, with the iconic Brisbane River snaking through the middle.

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Yellow, orange and blue cloudy sunset over Wyaralong Dam Queensland, with tree silhouettes separating the sky and water

Scenic Rim

Straddling the border between south-eastern Queensland and north-eastern New South Wales, the Scenic Rim is home to stunning scenery and will hold events on the Wyaralong Dam.

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A pink and purple sunset over Surfers Paradise with a hot air balloon floating in front of the cityscape

Gold Coast

Alongside the golden beaches and beautiful rainforests, The Gold Coast will have seven venues hosting a wide range of events earmarked to include Olympic beach volleyball and Paralympic football five-a-side.

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Aerial shot of Mooloolaba beach beachfront hotels during sunset with the Mooloolah River in background

Sunshine Coast

The jewel in the crown of South East Queensland, the Sunshine Coast will play host to multiple events.

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Townsville

A multifaceted city located in North Queensland, Townsville has been earmarked to host Olympic football preliminary matches.

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Cairns

The northernmost Games location, Cairns is located in tropical Far North Queensland and has been earmarked to host Olympic football preliminary matches.

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