Visit majestic colonial-era landmark at Treasury Building

Numerous bus stops are located near the Treasury Building, including George Street Stop 116 (1-minute walk), Queen Street Bus Station (2-minute walk), and Elizabeth Street Stop 81 (2-minute walk). Several bus routes service these stops, including routes 109, 119, 120, 305, and 322, as well as the free City Loop buses (routes 40 and 50).

The North Quay and South Bank ferry terminals are a short stroll away. Both CityCat and the free City Hopper ferry services stop at nearby terminals, offering picturesque views of the city skyline en route. The CityCat's NORTHSHORE HAMILTON - UQ ST LUCIA route is one of the services that stops nearby.

Several train stations are within walking distance, including South Brisbane Station (7-minute walk), Central Station (12-minute walk), and Roma Street Station. Train lines servicing these stations include the BNBR, DBBR, IPBR, RPBR, and SHBR lines.

Brisbane offers a network of bikeways. The Bicentennial Bikeway provides a scenic and safe route for cyclists and pedestrians. From the CBD end of the bikeway, it's a short ride to the Treasury Building. Bicycle parking facilities are available throughout the city.

Travelers arriving by car can access the Treasury Building via major thoroughfares such as George Street and William Street. On-site paid parking is available 24/7 at the Treasury Brisbane car park, with the entrance located on George Street next to Queens Gardens. Valet parking is also available from the William Street entrance.

The Brisbane Metro provides high-frequency services through the CBD.

Taxis and rideshare services like Uber and Ola are readily available throughout Brisbane and offer a convenient door-to-door option for reaching the Treasury Building. Drop-offs can be made at the hotel entrance on William Street or other suitable locations around the city block.