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HOTA, Home of the Arts
HOTA, Home of the Arts: Sechs Ebenen Kunst, Kultur und Skyline-Aussichten in Surfers Paradise
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HOTA, Home of the Arts: Sechs Ebenen Kunst, Kultur und Skyline-Aussichten in Surfers Paradise
HOTA, Home of the Arts ist ein lebendiges Kulturzentrum und eine Galerie mit sechs Ebenen in Surfers Paradise. Es präsentiert australische Kunst, darunter Werke von Ken Done und Nicole Slater, sowie eine Dachbar mit panoramischen Stadtblicken. Das Gelände umfasst Parkanlagen und einen See, die zu Fuß oder mit der HOPO-Fähre leicht zugänglich sind. Das Ausstellungscafé im obersten Stockwerk bietet hervorragenden Service und erschwingliche Speisen. Ein Geschenkeladen und interaktive Ausstellungen ergänzen das kostenlose Museumserlebnis.
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Wechselnde Ausstellungen australischer Künstler wie Ken Done und Nicole Slater, mit kostenlosen sowie kostenpflichtigen Ausstellungen über sechs Ebenen.
Live-Auftritte und Veranstaltungen in Amphitheatern und Theatersälen, die kulturelle Shows und Unterhaltung bieten.
Speisen mit spektakulärer Aussicht über Surfers Paradise, leckeres Essen und exzellenter Service im Exhibition Café.
Vielseitige Räume für private Veranstaltungen, Hochzeiten und Firmenveranstaltungen in einer landschaftlich reizvollen Umgebung.
Eine kuratierte Auswahl kunstinspirierter Gegenstände, Bücher und Souvenirs zu erschwinglichen Preisen.
Barrierefreies Gelände mit Seeblick, Spazierwegen und Outdoor-Skulpturen für ein entspanntes Erkunden.
We had the pleasure of visiting HOTA yesterday to see the Ken Done Exhibition. (31 January 2026). The exhibition was spectacular and had so many beautiful artworks and paintings completed by artist Ken Done. The HOTA staff were very helpful and friendly. The gift shop also had a great selection of various items to purchase at reasonable prices. On one of the female staff member’s recommendations we went to the top floor cafe/restaurant called “Exhibition”. The service was excellent and the food was delicious and affordable too. Even better were the outstanding, spectacular views over Surfers Paradise. Thank you for an enjoyable afternoon. Nerida Kingsford 01/02/26
Hadn't visited the permanent exhibitions for a while, so we chose a rainy day to view the new galleries. Although the feature artist was Ken Done at HOTA, I was more drawn to the gallery with impressive horse paintings. Beautiful large paintings from artist Nicole Slater that has a strong connection to horses. If you have a love for horses definitely worth a (free!) visit.
Great kids activities and interactive exhibition. Loved the other 2 exhibits but other than one other paid exhibition, there's not a lot to see. We ate at HOTA Cafe, food was delicious and the service was great.
Beautiful building Start at the top for the fantastic views. Then walk down each floor to examine a variety of art works. Enjoyed woodworking and natural decor. Lovely chapel in the parking area and a walk to the lake can provide a swim!
Wonderful free museum experience and a welcome change of pace from the Gold Coast's beach scene. The gallery's distinctive, colourful architecture makes it a landmark in itself. The gallery spans six levels, showcasing a significant collection of Australian art. However, the best feature might be the view: head straight to the rooftop bar for a panoramic photo of the city, looking out over the Nerang River and Surfers Paradise. The entire HOTA precinct is accessible and great for exploring on foot, with beautiful parklands and a sculpture walk around the lake. It's easy to get here, either by enjoying a scenic walk or conveniently taking the HOPO ferry directly to the grounds.
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