Brisbane City Hall: A Historical Gem in the Heart of Brisbane

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from Riverina to Brisbane City Hall, head northeast on the Sturt Highway (A20) towards Wagga Wagga. Continue on the A20 until you reach the Hume Highway (M31). Take the M31 north towards Sydney. After approximately 350 km, take the exit toward the Pacific Motorway (M3) towards Brisbane. Follow the M3 until you reach the Brisbane CBD. Once in the city, follow the signs for Adelaide Street. Brisbane City Hall is located at 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane City QLD 4000. There is a parking station nearby, but parking fees apply, so be prepared for costs ranging from $5 to $20, depending on the duration of your stay.

• Public Transport - Train

  To reach Brisbane City Hall from Riverina via public transport, first, take a regional train from your nearest station to Wagga Wagga. From Wagga Wagga, board a train to Sydney Central Station. Once at Sydney Central, transfer to a Queensland Rail train heading towards Brisbane. Alight at Brisbane Central Station, which is the closest train station to the City Hall. From Brisbane Central Station, it is a 10-minute walk to Brisbane City Hall. Simply exit the station and head down Ann Street until you reach Adelaide Street, then turn left. Brisbane City Hall is at 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane City QLD 4000. Ensure you check the train schedules for the most current timings and fares.

• Public Transport - Bus

  If you prefer traveling by bus, you can take a bus service from Riverina to major city terminals, like Wagga Wagga. From there, take a connecting bus to Sydney. Once in Sydney, catch a Greyhound or similar bus service to Brisbane. Upon arriving in Brisbane, you can take a local bus or walk to Brisbane City Hall located at 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane City QLD 4000. Be aware that this option is likely to take longer than the train and may also incur additional costs, including bus fares and possible accommodation for overnight stays.