inner city. By bicycle and foot, the Goodwill Bridge allows cross river access to South Bank. The Kurilpa Bridge allows cross river access from North Quay to South Brisbane. Cyclists and pedestrians may also cross while using the Victoria, William Jolly, Go Between and Story road bridges. The Brisbane central business district is the central hub for all public transport services in Brisbane. Bus services are centred on the Queen Street bus station and King George Square busway station. Suburban train services pass through Central railway station, and Roma Street railway station. Roma Street also serves as the terminus for long distance and country services. The central business district is served by various city ferries. Brisbane's CityCat high speed ferry service, popular with tourists and commuters, operates services along the Brisbane River between the University of Queensland and Northshore Hamilton, stopping at several CBD wharves. The Brisbane Riverwalk, a pedestrian and cyclist pathway adjoins the central business district along the river bank. In popular culture The Brisbane CBD has featured in a number of films, including: Inspector Gadget 2, the sequel to Inspector Gadget, featured many scenes showing the Brisbane CBD, South Bank and Kangaroo Point. The Marine, a film featuring John Cena, featured the Golden Triangle district of the CBD, during a scene in which an explosion occurred. Fool's Gold, a 2008 film featured the CBD primarily the Botanic Gardens throughout the beginning of the film. One of Jackie Chan's films, Jackie Chan's First Strike, featured the city in many scenes to the end of the film from Fortitude Valley, east of the CBD. The Brisbane CBD was used in Powderfinger's 2009 music video "All of the Dreamers". The 2009 vampire film Daybreakers was filmed in Brisbane. In the 2015 film San Andreas starring Dwayne Johnson, several streets of the CBD were used to portray San Francisco. In the 2017 film Thor: Ragnarok, Mary Street was used in a scene with Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston to portray New York City. See also List of Brisbane suburbs References Further reading Petrie-Terrace Brisbane 1858–1988 – Its ups and downs, R. Fisher, Boolarong, 1988 External links Suburbs of the City of Brisbane Central business districts in Australia Retail buildings in Queensland 1825 establishments in Australia Populated places established in 1825