Brisbane Transport

Take a trip back in time with these nostalgic train rides in south east Queensland, travelling on board vintage carriages

Bluey and Bingo have made a splash on the Brisbane River as two of Brisbane's iconic CityCats have been transformed into CityDogs

The Neville Bonner Bridge is a pedestrian bridge that links both sides of the Brisbane River from Queen's Wharf to South Bank arts and cultural precinct

Brisbane residents will be able to take the Brisbane Metro on the M2 route from UQ to RBWH when permanent services commence

Discover Brisbane's rich history on an Art Deco Tour travelling in style with Roaring Twenties Vintage Cars

Brisbane residents and visitors can catch a CityCat to Howard Smith Wharves from anywhere on the existing CityCat network

Travellers in Brisbane have been enjoying the benefits of hopping on the Airtrain since it started operating in 2001.

Brisbane's largely modern network of buses, RiverCats, ferries and trains are by and large a pleasant and amenable - although sadly, not cheap- way to get around.