Travelling by train
A three–minute walk through Johnstone Park from Geelong Railway Station.

Travelling by car
60 minutes from Melbourne CBD.

Car parking
Street parking is available near Geelong Gallery. Additional parking can be found in the Civic Centre car park located at 21 Gheringhap Street, Geelong.

On weekends, parking within central Geelong is free for all parking zones, time limits apply.

Accessible parking spaces (for permit holders) can be found on Little Malop Street near the entrance of the Gallery.

Additional resources: geelongaustralia.com.au/parking

Public transport in Geelong
PTV runs buses throughout the Geelong region including the Bellarine Peninsula, Golden Plains and Surf Coast. The main terminals for buses are Geelong Railway Station and the Moorabool Street Bus Interchange, between Ryrie Street and Malop Street. Both depots are a 5-minute walk to Geelong Gallery.

Visit the PTV website to plan your journey and find information about bus and train services, fares and timetables.

Bus parking
A free parking bay for buses is located in Little Malop Street.

Travelling by ferry
Port Phillip Ferries operates passenger ferry services from Docklands to Geelong via Portarlington every Saturday and Sunday. Geelong Gallery is a 15-minute walk through Central Geelong from the berth next to Cunningham Pier on the Geelong Waterfront.

Searoad Ferries travel from the Mornington Peninsula to Queenscliff daily. Buses run from Queenscliff to Geelong daily.

Spirit of Tasmania operates daily passenger and car ferry services between Devonport, Tasmania, and Spirit of Tasmania Quay in Geelong, just north of the city centre. Geelong Gallery is an 8-minute drive from the terminal.