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The Moonlight State Fortitude Valley Crime Tour
Highlights
- Discover Brisbane's dark history as you stroll through Fortitude Valley's infamous sites, revealing tales of crime and tragedy.
- Hear chilling stories at the site of the Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing, immersing yourself in the Valley's notorious past.
- Explore the seedy underbelly of Brisbane, where illegal casinos and brothels once thrived, adding a thrilling edge to your tour.
- Join crime-writer Jack Sim for an engaging two-hour guided walk, uncovering the shadowy tales that linger in the air.
Hear true crime stories of Brisbane’s iconic Valley including The Haunted Hotel, Battle of Brisbane, Bubbles Bath-House, Hot Lips, and the deadly Whiskey Au Go Go.
Discover the seedy underbelly of Brisbane on this 2 hour guided walking tour through infamous Fortitude Valley – where illegal casinos, strip-clubs and brothels were the norm – and visit the site of the notorious and tragic Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing! Though this trendy inner-city suburb is being gentrified, it is one of the oldest places in Brisbane. Crooked crims lurk on every corner, and there are many shadowy tales to be told…
Brisbane’s original true crime tours are researched and operated by crime-writer Jack Sim, publisher of the Murder Trails Series BLOODY BRISBANE Volumes 1 & 2.
Tour details
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Available from 29 January 2024 to 31 December 2025
Features
Service facilities
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Access & Inclusion
An access and inclusion statement is available on the business website.
- https://crimetoursaustralia.com.au/disability-access-on-tours/
Operation information
Crime Tours Australia
Australia’s longest running Crime Tours, established in 1998 by local crime historian Jack Sim.
Crime Tours Australia provides unique guided experiences that showcase the true crime and darker side of its nation’s cities. Each guided tour visits historical crime scenes or grave sites and showcases tales of true tragedy, heroism, crime, murder, love and death.
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Memberships
- National Trust
- Queensland Tourism Industry Council