11106/25 Bouquet Street

South Brisbane is served by suburban train stations at South Brisbane and South Bank, as well as South East Busway stations at Cultural Centre, South Bank and Mater Hill. CityCat ferries also link the suburb to other riverside locations, and several bridges such as the Go Between Bridge and Merivale Bridge provide easy road access to the CBD.

Within a few minutes' walk you can visit the Queensland Museum, Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, State Library of Queensland and the Queensland Maritime Museum. The South Bank Parklands, noted for its restaurants, the Wheel of Brisbane and Streets Beach, are also nearby.

The Go Between Bridge, Merivale Bridge, William Jolly Bridge and Victoria Bridge are all within approximately 0.2‑0.4 km of the address, providing quick road routes across the Brisbane River to the CBD.

Nearby historic landmarks include the Coronation Hotel (0.2 km), St Mary's Catholic Church (0.3 km) and the Coronation Drive retaining wall (0.4 km). These sites reflect South Brisbane’s rich 19th‑century heritage.

Yes, hotels and eateries such as Arise Spice (0.0 km), Morgan Suites (0.2 km), Arise Brisbane One (0.2 km) and the Capitol Apartments (0.3 km) are all within easy walking distance, offering a range of food and accommodation choices.

In the 2021 census South Brisbane had a population of 14,292 people, with a median age of 30 years, seven years younger than the national median. The community is multicultural, with 44.2 % born in Australia and notable numbers from England, New Zealand, China, Korea and India.

South Brisbane hosts the annual Paniyiri Festival at Musgrave Park, Queensland’s longest‑running Greek cultural festival, and the Fair Day of the Brisbane Pride Festival, also held in Musgrave Park. Both events celebrate the suburb’s diverse cultural life.