The Queensland Transport Museum (QTM) features a magnificent display of various forms of transport through the ages that explore the creations, founders and functions of the transport industry. See on display vintage vehicles in their original and lovingly restored condition and relive the heyday of Western Transport.

The Museum is housed within the impressive Lockyer Valley Cultural Centre. Opened in 2009, it exhibits vehicles of historical significance with special focus on the trucking and bus industries and the heritage of these industries in Queensland. The Museum regularly displays feature exhibitions. Discover vehicles of different eras of all different shapes and sizes, makes and models. Kids can experience what it is like to sit behind the wheel of a big rig, with the ability to sit in the driver’s seat of a Volvo cabover or climb into the cockpit of a Cessna plane.

While visiting the Museum, you can also visit the Lockyer Valley Art Gallery, Library, Visitor Information Centre, or enjoy a meal at the onsite Café.

The Lockyer Valley Cultural Centre features all modern conveniences and is fully accessible with ramps and ambulant facilities.

*Lockyer Valley Cultural Centre is air-conditioned in all areas except the Museum.

Current Exhibit: 7 June – 3 November 2024:

QAS Studebaker, Mini Minor “Smurf” display car, GMS 6×6 Cargo with ammunition limber and 25 pounder assembly, 1924 Mack Furniture Van, 1986 Kenworth SAR Prime mover, 1975 G89 Cab over (One owner, One driver), 1980 Custom DRB Kit Car, 1958 Velocette motorcycle, Western Transport Exhibit including a truck on a truck on a truck and more…

Two Wheels, Four Wheels and more wheels…