Sofitel Brisbane Central
The ANZCHOG ASM 2025 will be held at the Sofitel Brisbane Central, which is located on Turbot St. in the centre of Brisbane’s Central Business District.
The Sofitel Brisbane Central will provide the perfect backdrop for the conference to ensure optimum opportunity for knowledge sharing and networking.
The Hotel is 19km’s from Brisbane airport and is only steps from Central Train Station. Discounted self-parking and valet will also be available for your convenience.
Getting to the venue
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Public Transport
Central Train station is conveniently located on the corner of Ann & Edward Streets in Brisbane CBD.
The Brisbane train network has a number of lines including Brisbane airport, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. For information about tickets and timetables check the TransLink website. -
Bus
The free city loop bus is a great way to explore Brisbane with several popular stops along the route including the Botanic Gardens, Queen St Mall and Eagle St Pier.
For more information about Brisbane bus routes including a journey planner, check the TransLink website for up-to-date information and timetables. -
Ferries
Brisbane CityCat ferry service is the perfect way to travel as well as see the Brisbane River network. For information about tickets and the available services visit the TransLink website.
Join us at the Hilton Adelaide
233 Victoria Square, Adelaide SA 5000
The hotel overlooks Victoria Square in the heart of Adelaide’s entertainment and shopping district. They’re under 500 meters from local attractions like the Central Market and Chinatown, and two kilometers from Adelaide Botanic Gardens and the University of Adelaide. Take a relaxing dip in the heated outdoor pool or visit the wine cellar with over 500 labels.
Getting around Adelaide
View full information on australia.com
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Public Transport with Adelaide Metro
Choose from trains, trams and buses with Adelaide Metro.
The Adelaide Metro Visitor Pass includes unlimited travel for three consecutive days as well as a visitor pack with maps and travel guides.
Explore with the free City Connector Loop-Bus which runs frequently until about 6pm each day and Fridays until 9pm seven days a weeks and stops include the South Australia Museum, Adelaide Botanic Garden, Rundle Street (East End), Adelaide Central Market, Hindley Street precinct, UniSA and Adelaide University. There is also a free connector service to North Adelaide.
A tram ride through the city’s centre is free and will take you between the South Terrace tram stop and the Entertainment Centre at Hindmarsh.
Stay on the Glenelg-bound tram (fee applies) and you'll be at Adelaide’s premier beach in about 30 minutes. The tram stops along Jetty Road (travel along Jetty Road is free) and terminates at the beach.
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TAXI & UBER
Enjoy a customised experience with one of Adelaide's many private tour guides, chauffeurs or other transport options. Take the stress out of travel and indulge in the personalised service and learn from the extensive knowledge of locals.
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Ride a bike
There are more than 500 bikes available from Adelaide Free Bikes. You can pick one up from 20 city locations. The Adelaide City Bikes Scheme gives you FREE unlimited bike hire during the operational hours of the program. Adelaide City Bikes is just one part of the Council's strategy to achieve an accessible, cleaner and greener city. Find out more.
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Hire cars
There are numerous hire car companies that can help get you on the road. See the full list here.