Discover the Historic Charm of Argyle Cut

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start from the Sydney Central Business District (CBD). Take the Western Distributor (A4) and follow the signs toward The Rocks. Exit onto Argyle Street, and continue to follow Argyle Street until you reach the Argyle Cut at the intersection with George Street. There is limited street parking available in the area, so be prepared to find a parking spot in a nearby parking garage, which may incur additional costs, typically around $10 to $20 for a few hours.

• Public Transportation - Train

  To reach Argyle Cut using public transport, take a train to Circular Quay Station on the T2, T3, or T8 lines. Once you arrive at Circular Quay, exit the station and walk towards George Street. From George Street, walk towards Argyle Street (approximately a 10-minute walk). Follow Argyle Street, and you will reach the Argyle Cut. This option is cost-effective; a one-way train ticket from within Sydney typically costs around $4.20.

• Public Transportation - Bus

  Alternatively, you can take a bus to The Rocks. Look for buses that stop at The Rocks, such as routes 441, 433, or 500. After getting off at the nearest bus stop, walk towards Argyle Street. The Argyle Cut will be a short walk from there. Bus fares vary based on distance but generally fall between $2.80 and $4.20 for a one-way trip.

• Walking

  If you are already in The Rocks area or nearby, walking is a great way to explore. From The Rocks, simply head towards Argyle Street and walk along it. The Argyle Cut is located at Argyle Street and is easily accessible on foot, making it a pleasant stroll through the historic precinct.