Discover the Charm of South Bank Parklands

Getting There

• Bus

  If you are starting from Brisbane CBD, head to the nearest bus stop. You can catch a bus from any major bus stop in the city. Look for bus routes that go to South Bank. A popular route is the 199 or the City Glider (Route G). Once on the bus, travel until you reach the South Bank bus stop. From there, follow the signs to South Bank Parklands, which is just a short walk away.

• Train

  To get to South Bank Parklands via train, make your way to the nearest train station in Brisbane CBD, such as Central Station. Catch a train on the City Network heading towards the Gold Coast or Beenleigh lines. Get off at South Bank Station, which is just one stop from Central. Once you exit the station, follow the signs leading to South Bank Parklands, which is located just a few minutes’ walk away.

• Ferry

  For a scenic route, consider taking the CityCat ferry. Head to the nearest CityCat terminal in Brisbane CBD, such as the North Quay terminal. Board a CityCat service headed towards the University of Queensland or the St Lucia route. Get off at the South Bank terminal. Upon disembarking, you will find South Bank Parklands directly in front of you, just a short walk away.

• Walking

  If you are already in the South Brisbane area, you can walk to South Bank Parklands. Look for signs indicating the parklands, or use a map app to guide you. The parklands are located along the Brisbane River, so if you head towards the river from any direction in South Brisbane, you should find the parklands along Clem Jones Promenade.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, Brisbane has a network of bike paths. You can rent a bike from one of the many bike-sharing stations in the city. Follow the bike paths along the river towards South Bank. There are designated bike lanes that lead directly to the parklands, and bike racks are available for parking once you arrive.