BEE GEES WAY — Museum in Redcliffe

Reviews of BEE GEES WAY

• Dylan

  Added 2016.09.03

  As lovers of the Bee Gees music this visit was a great experience. As we now live in the area I expect to see it often. Live BG music and video clips is showing on a large screen. The bronze statues are fantastic and make a great opportunity to snap a pic or three. Within walking distance of a beautiful seaside parade and with a lengthy pier as well. The shops in the area are old and small, but it adds to the atmosphere and ambience. A very popular holiday spot.
• Samantha

  Added 2016.01.25

  Nearby are plenty of casual dining places as well as the beach and boardwalk.
• Brian

  Added 2015.06.16

  A well thought out use of a walkway. The story of the Bee Gees group in BIG photos, with videos and music.
• Justin

  Added 2015.04.27

  I love this place. I think that Barry Gibb had a great idea! The Bee Gees were born here and it is great to have the possibility to know something about them in this place. This is a good commemoration
• Thomas

  Added 2014.11.25

  Bee Gees Way is a nice, if a little odd, tribute to the Brothers Gibb. Running from the beachfront Redcliffe Parade to Sutton Street, the walkway features an audio and visual history of the group, a multimedia display and murals. The odd part is that the Gibb family didn't live in Redcliffe for all that long, but ever since I was a kid growing up in Redcliffe, the city has happily claimed some kind of ownership of them. I've heard Barry say that memories of his time in Redcliffe are fond, so that's why I say that the tribute is just a 'little' odd.
• Jason

  Added 2014.06.09

  There are also large sculptures of the guys too. The whole "outdoor" walkway of about 20-30 metres is accessible to all with no entry fee.
• Jordan

  Added 2013.09.10

  The Bee Gees Way is a great reminder of Bee Gee songs I grew up with. Whenever I am in Redcliffe around that area I hear the songs in the background and I always hear them in a different way. It is good to have a musical monument as you not only get to see their lives in pictures but hear the music that influenced generations.