Explore the Historic Supreme Court of New South Wales

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to the Supreme Court of New South Wales at 184 Phillip St, Sydney, head towards the Sydney Central Business District (CBD). Use the M1 or M5 motorways, depending on your starting location. Follow signs for Sydney CBD and take the exit towards York St. Continue onto York St, then turn onto King St. Follow King St and turn left onto Phillip St. Look for nearby parking, as there is limited on-street parking. Expect to pay parking fees, which typically cost around AUD 5-10 per hour.

• Public Transport - Train

  To reach the Supreme Court by train, find your nearest train station and make your way to Town Hall Station or Martin Place Station. Both are within a short walking distance to the court. Purchase an Opal card at the station if you haven't done so already, and load it with sufficient credit. From Town Hall Station, exit and walk along George St towards Bathurst St. Turn left onto Bathurst St, then right onto Phillip St. The Supreme Court will be on your right. Train fares vary based on distance but usually range from AUD 3-6.

• Public Transport - Bus

  If you prefer to take a bus, look for routes that stop at 'Phillip St' or 'Macquarie St'. You can catch these buses from various locations in the Sydney Basin. Use your Opal card to tap on and off the bus. Buses are frequent, and the fare will depend on your starting point, typically around AUD 2-5. Once you arrive, the Supreme Court is just a short walk from the bus stop.

• Walking

  If you are already in the vicinity of the Sydney CBD, walking to the Supreme Court is a pleasant option. It is located at 184 Phillip St, which is easily accessible from major landmarks such as the Sydney Tower or the Queen Victoria Building. Simply head towards the direction of the Sydney Opera House, and you will find Phillip St. The Supreme Court is a 5-10 minute walk from these popular locations.