Central Park

Central Park is one of the best-connected addresses in Sydney, located at the hub of an expanding network of trains, buses, light rail, cycle ways and roads. To get connected, simply select one of the following transport options, which link Chippendale to almost every other area of Sydney…

Train

Central Station is the largest railway station in Australia, located at the southern end of the CBD between Broadway and Elizabeth Streets. Trains from Central to the city run every few minutes, and connect Central Park in every direction to Sydney’s most popular attractions. www.cityrail.info

Bus

From Broadway or Central Station, buses run directly into the city, south towards Newtown, Glebe, Balmain and the inner-West, and east towards Bondi Junction, Clovelley and Coogee. www.sydneybuses.info

Bike / Walk

The City of Sydney is working with renowned Danish architect, Professor Jan Gehl, to create a walking and cycle network that will link up Sydney’s inner-city neighbourhoods. Central Park is at the heart of this infrastructure revolution, and is building its own network of roads and cycle paths to interlink with the City of Sydney’s.

GoGet

If you need a car but don’t own your own, Central Park offers its own convenient car-share program. Simply book online, collect your car from dedicated car spaces within Central Park, and drive away. It’s the perfect solution for people who don’t need a car every day. www.goget.com.au

Drive

More than 2,000 car parks will provide ample parking for everyone who lives, works or visits Central Park. From Broadway, it’s an easy drive up George Street towards Sydney’s northern suburbs, or south along Parramatta Road towards Sydney’s colorful inner-west.

Light Rail

Sydney’s Light Rail network connects the CBD to the Sydney Fish Markets, Star City Casino, Darling Harbour and Chinatown and inner-western suburbs including Glebe, Rozelle and Lilyfield. www.metrotransport.com.au

Taxi

From Central Park, a taxi ride to the CBD should cost less than $10 – less than $15 if you’re heading uptown. Sydney Airport is also less than 30 minutes away by taxi.