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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Brisbane, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Taringa, Chelmer and Graceville.

Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Indooroopilly.

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Indooroopilly, a western suburb under the local government area of the City of Brisbane, is bound by suburbs including Mount Coot-tha, St Lucia, Taringa, Chapel Hill, Yeronga, Chelmer, Graceville, Fig Tree Pocket, and Tennyson.

As per the 2016 Census, the suburb recorded a population of 12,242. Indooroopilly is bordered by the Brisbane River median towards the south and south-east. Indooroopilly is known for having a significant office, commercial and retails sectors. Its largest shopping centre, the Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, is situated in the western suburbs of Brisbane.

Some of the heritage listing sites of the suburb include Albert Bridge, Walter Taylor Bridge, Greylands, Keating residence, St Andrews Church Hall, and many others.

History of Indooroopilly

The early inhabitants of Indooroopilly were the Aboriginal Turrbal and Jagera groups, both of which spoke similar languages, which falls under the Yaggera language group. The first European settlers came in the 1860s. The common occupations of the land in the early years were dairying and agriculture.

Facilities

The main thoroughfare of Indooroopilly, Moggill Road, connects the suburb to Toowong and Brisbane city through Kenmore and Chapel Hill (outbound) and Coronation Drive (inbound). The 5-kilometre-long Western Freeway serves Indooroopilly as well.

One can avail a good number of public transport in the area, such as via Indooroopilly railway station and the bus interchange beside the Indooroopilly Shopping Centre.

In between the railway station and the shopping centre lies Station Road, which has a restaurant and cafe-lined up. Two cinema complexes in the suburb, the Event Cinema Megaplex and the Eldorado cinemas. Further, there is a public library operated by the Brisbane City Council at the end of Station Road.

Famous Destinations Around Indooroopilly

Sir John Chandler Park

It is an excellent spot that is away from all the hustle and bustle and has good facilities. Besides, there is a pontoon at one side of the park, along with a well-maintained boat ramp.

The Ceramic Studio

It provides a creative and fun experience for the visitors, irrespective of their age and occupation. One can learn the art of pottery and paint them using the 500+ colours’ collection offered.

Indooroopilly Shopping Centre

Being the largest shopping centre in Indooroopilly, it offers a wide array of renowned brands and retailers, clubbed with movie theatres and restaurants.