This is another one of the end of the line stations. Well sort of because the Gold Coast train does…read morego further on, but it is still the station that is basically the end of the main metro lines. The station is okay, and it does have some good facilities, as well as a pretty large bus interchange just over the road. The trains do leave reasonably frequently, and the Gold Coast ones are express as well, so that is definitely a bonus.

U catch train or a bus or taxi and good location near the shopping centre and open 7 days and help…read morefull staff

I believe that South Brisbane used to be the interstate train station before they built the rail…read morebridge across the river. Then again, the only other state that can be reached by rail happens to be New South Wales, which is to the south. You could get to South Australia, but there isn't a railway that is able to take you there. Anyway, the station itself is actually quite nice, though I did find the elevators to be pretty slow. Also, trains don't come as often as I'd like them to.

I love how convenient this train station is. It's across the road from GOMA, SLQ, the Museum, the…read moreLyric Theatre, Southbank Parklands and Grey St and is a short stroll to West End. Weirdly I used to forget this and get off at Central, however I've finally learned and now use this as an access point to one of my favourite areas of the inner city. I also like how it's one of the only original buildings in the area. Thankfully the renovation has been pretty thoughtful so most of the old school ambiance is still evident.

Very nice train station with trains going to multiple locations. This station is just a short walk…read morefrom southbank parklands.

I wonder how old this station is, though I should note that it was here when I first came to…read moreBrisbane so many years ago. The thing is that it is one of those major interchange stations between buses and trains, namely because one of the busways happens to pass nearby. There are a few trains passing along this route as well, and pretty much everyone stops here.

It's free!!! Although the stops are VERY limited…read more Being from the US, not much at home is truly free - especially public transportation. So we were surprised and thrilled to find this service available on our recent visit to Brisbane. CityHoppers are the red & white ferries connecting mostly Fortitude Valley and Kangaroo Point. Runs every 15/20 minutes (or so), 7 days a week. A GREAT way to get an inexpensive river tour. And did I mention IT'S FREE!!!

If you're in Brisbane, have a morning free and want to see the city from the water, you couldn't do…read moremuch better than the CityHopper. Find a pier, wait for up to 30 mins in the sunshine (not guaranteed) and jump onto the big red boat when it comes around. The service is completely free, and can take you to around 8 different stops along the river, including excellent views as you pass under Story Bridge. There's an open-air deck for sunny days, and a sheltered indoor area for rainy days. I did find the boat a little slow, with long waits at some docks - so it's not recommended if you're in a hurry. Unfortunately, as of winter 2015 improvement works are underway, so the service doesn't go all the way up to North Quay, Maritime Museum and Sydney Street, so the final stop is QUT Gardens Point. Overall though it's lovely that this is a free service, and it's a brilliant way to see the city on a nice day - highly recommended.

U catch the 562 564 568 560 to the hyperdome and good location near a church hungry Jack's Cole's…read moreexpress petrol station park and queen road and open 7 days easy to catch the bus

Oxley Train station has received a facelift within the last few years, which is perfect for this…read moreold suburb. It has a newly designed façade that brings this classic train station into modern times. As part of the station, there is a handy bus stop right in front with buses coming through frequently. There is also a pick up and drop off lane. However, if you are not using the bus or being dropped off, there is parking space to leave your car. Parking is quite limited here, so you'd need to try and come earlier. A great station with a refreshed new look, very fitting for this leafy suburb.

Very nice station with trains going to most places north and south. Trains at this station frequent…read morequite regularly.

Southbank is worth a stop. Restaurants, views, a pleasant…read morewalk. Catch the city cat, take a stroll, take a tourist picture, go for a ride on the wheel.