Racecourse Road, Dining street in Hamilton and Ascot, Brisbane, Australia
Racecourse Road is a street in Hamilton and Ascot, Brisbane, stretching from Kingsford Smith Drive toward the Eagle Farm Racecourse area. The route is lined with poinciana trees on both sides of the footpaths, creating a green canopy along the way.
The Ascot Taxi Service, Brisbane's first taxi company, launched from the Ascot Garage on this road in 1919, pioneering motor transportation services in the city. This milestone shaped how people moved around the region for decades to follow.
The St Augustine's Anglican Church, constructed in 1920, features a two-story brick structure with a chapel and sections dedicated to Australian armed forces.
Several bus routes serve the street with regular connections throughout Brisbane, making it easy to navigate the neighborhood. The nearby Eagle Farm railway station provides direct rail access to the city center and other parts of the region.
The road hosts many businesses and shops, with around 30 restaurants creating a lively food destination in the area. The Front Row Theatre operates from the historic former Hamilton Town Hall building, offering performances and cultural events.
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