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This website is an excellent resource for the prospective traveller to Sydney. It covers all the public transportation options of bus, train & ferry with timetables, fares etc, in fact everything you could want to know
Although I had to choose above that this tip is "around" Sydney you can also find out information about travel to other parts of New South Wales from Sydney.
Lastly, the photo I have attached here is the ferry "Queenscliffe" which plies the Manly - Sydney route one of the nicest ferry rides you can have here in Sydney just for the scenic pleasure. I tool it when I was on a school excursion (field trip to you Americans) to Many Ocean World which is just across from where the ferry comes in from Circular Quay in the city. Leave a Comment |
The Metro Light Rail began operating in 1997. It takes you from Daling Harbour, Ultimo, Pyrmont, Central Station, Lilyfield, Leichhardt, Glebe, The fish Market, Rozelle Bay, St. John Square and Capitol Square.
It was a nice clean ride to get to the Fish Market. Theme: Train |
There's most types of transport...the buses are good and so are the trains - although leave yourself plenty of time to get places as it seems to take longer than you might think.
You can also get the monorail in the centre of Sydney. It's easy enough to walk around most of the places since everything is fairly close together. Leave a Comment Theme: Train |
FOOT...What else? Of course there are buses,trains and ferries, but walking is the best deal in this great city Leave a Comment Theme: Train |
If you want bus information, you can pick up schedules and ask questions at the booths near the bus stops in Circular Quay and the Queen Victoria Building (on the York Street side of the building). There is also a telephone number (131 500) but I never used that service.
At the Circular Quay and QVB terminals, there are posters that list popular destinations, which bus goes there, and where the bus line starts. As you will quickly notice, many of the buses start at one of a few places in central Sydney (such as Circular Quay, Wynyard Terminal, QVB-Queen Victoria Building, Railway Square).
Some examples include Wynyard to Chatswood (bus 272, 273), Circular Quay to Bondi Junction (the terminal) and Bondi Beach (bus 381), Circular Quay to Bondi Junction only (bus 327), Railway Station (across the street from the station) to Fox Studios (bus 339).
This photo is the King Street Wharf where you can board a ferry to Circular Quay. The ferry also stops at the north end of the maritime museum. Leave a Comment Theme: Other |
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WHIT THE PLANE....Sydney, with a population of almost 4 million, and covering almost 1120 square kilometres (700 square miles), is a remarkably easy city to move around in. An excellent train, bus and ferry service covers all points of the greater metropolitan area. Most Sydney tourist attractions are either within the central business district, close to the CBD, or at points around the harbour. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane |
Another convenient form or transport in Sydney is the City Rail with links to almost all of the city.
The web page link below offers great information as well as tariffs for using this form of public transport. Leave a Comment |
With the waterways, it makes travelling around Sydney a nightmare at times, especially at peak hours. Leave a Comment Theme: Other |
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