Brisbane Central Station luggage storage

About Brisbane Central Station  

The Central Railway Station in Brisbane (also called Central Station for short) is one of Australia’s most important transportation hubs. It’s also one of the oldest structures of its kind. The first version of Brisbane’s Central Station was made in 1889. Over the years, more tunnels and platforms were added to the Station until it became what it is today.

Each and every day, Central Station services thousands of commuters via its 6 platforms. Travelers can quickly reach the other train stations in Queensland, Australia – allowing commuters to save tons of money that they might’ve spent on gas and car rentals. For anyone who’s planning a trip through Queensland, catching a train at Brisbane’s Central Station is a safe, efficient, and affordable way to travel.

Things to do Near Brisbane Central Station  

There are plenty of things to see and do in and around Brisbane Central Station. Due to its historical significance to Queensland, the Station is considered a national landmark in Australia. Hundreds of Australian residents and tourists from around the world visit the Station each day. Many of them to take pictures of Brisbane Central Station. The Station is also very close to many other landmarks – the Roma Street Parkland, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, and the Mount Coot-tha Lookout, just to name a few. While you’re in Australia, Bounce recommends visiting these unique spots:

• Pose for a few pictures with Brisbane Central Station and bonus points if you can score a few snaps of the station’s clock
• Stop by the South Bank Parklands for some fun in the sun
• Sign up for a Brisbane River Sightseeing Cruise
• Explore some of Queensland’s nearby rainforests, like the Springbrook National Park
• Hang out with some of Australia’s local wildlife at the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
• Grab some snacks and souvenirs at the Eat Street Northshore market
• Visit iFLY Brisbane for the ultimate indoor skydiving experience
• Take a tour of Bribie Island and see a dugong in person
• Head over to the Ginger Factory, a family-friendly theme park with rides for people of all ages
• Cruise along Queensland’s coast on a City Cat ferry

Transit Options in Brisbane Central Station 

• Train: Queensland Rail City Network Lines
• Bus: Cultural Centre Bus Station
• Suncorp Shuttle Buses

Luggage Storage Near Brisbane Central Station  

For those who don’t know, Brisbane is quite a big place. As of 2016, Brisbane’s population size grew to a total of 2.28 million residents. Moreover, about 9.1 million tourists visit Brisbane each year. Just imagine the scene – scores of commuters surging through the streets of Brisbane on a hot summer day. Anyone could lose their bearings in all of that commotion, and lose track of their luggage in the process. That’s why travelers should use a secure, affordable, and convenient luggage storage service during their trip to Brisbane. That’s why travelers should use Bounce.

Luggage Storage Options Near Brisbane Central Station  

Bounce is a luggage storage service that operates in cities all around the world. Our services are available 24 hours a day, all 7 days of the week. Our luggage storage partners are located near heavily populated areas and major transportations hubs like Central Station. To learn more about the services that we offer, as well as where our nearest stations are located, download the Bounce app.

Luggage Storage Near the Museum of Brisbane

The Museum of Brisbane opened very recently – in 2003, to be precise. Though this museum is younger than many of the other attractions mentioned in this guide, it’s just as fascinating in its own right. Contemporary art pieces, ancient murals, and sculptures from around the globe can all be found here. The Museum of Brisbane also holds numerous exhibits each year that all have unique themes and collections.

Visitors may also be delighted to know that Brisbane City Hall is right around the corner. It's a beautiful structure and you may want to take a guided tour. The museum itself has understandably strict rules regarding luggage. Visitors should use Bounce to secure their baggage before heading over to this historic site.

Luggage Storage Near Story Bridge

Relatively speaking, Brisbane’s Story Bridge is one of the city’s newer attractions. While Brisbane Central Station was built in the late 1800s, Story Bridge was constructed in 1940. However, the Bridge doesn’t just service thousands of commuters per day – it also doubles as a one-of-kind tourist experience. Thrill-seeking visitors can embark on the Story Bridge Climb, a guided tour that incorporates safety harnesses that let visitors walk along the Story Bridge!

As one might expect, Story Bridge gets really busy during the summer. Being the largest cantilever bridge in Australia, it's a landmark of great interest. Combined with the attraction's luggage regulations, there isn’t much room for excess baggage here. Anyone who’s looking to visit should leave their luggage with Bounce.

Luggage Storage Near the Brisbane City Botanic Garden

The Brisbane City Botanic Garden is one of the few establishments that’s older than Central Station. Colonial Botanist Charles Frasier founded the earliest version of the Garden in 1829. At first, the Garden was used to feed Australian prisoners. Then, in 1855, the Garden was partially renovated and rebuilt as a Botanic Reserve. Over the years, more rare plants were added to the Garden until it became the amazing nature reserve that it is today.

This 49-acre nature reserve is loved by long time Australian residents and visitors alike. Special mention goes to the rare selection of palm and fig trees that are located at the Garden. Use Bounce to store your luggage, then spend the afternoon enjoying the sights.