Discover the Rich History at the Museum of Sydney

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are in the heart of Sydney CBD, the Museum of Sydney is easily accessible by foot. Start by heading towards Martin Place, a well-known pedestrian area. Once you reach Martin Place, continue walking until you reach the intersection with Phillip Street. Turn right onto Phillip Street. Continue walking until you see the Museum of Sydney at the corner of Bridge Street and Phillip Street. The museum is located at Cnr Bridge St &, Phillip St, Sydney NSW 2000.

• Public Transport - Train

  If you prefer taking public transport, you can catch a train to Circular Quay Station, which is a major hub in Sydney. From Martin Place Station, take the T2, T3, or T8 line towards Circular Quay. The journey will take about 5 minutes. Once you arrive at Circular Quay Station, exit towards Alfred Street. Walk along Alfred Street towards the Opera House, and then turn left onto Bridge Street. Continue straight, and you will find the Museum of Sydney on your left at the corner of Bridge and Phillip Streets. Note that a single train ticket costs around AUD 4.00, depending on your starting point.

• Public Transport - Bus

  Another public transport option is to take a bus. Look for a bus stop along George Street, which is a major thoroughfare in Sydney CBD. You can catch any bus heading towards Circular Quay. After about 5 to 10 minutes, disembark at the Circular Quay stop. From there, follow the same walking directions as mentioned above: head towards Alfred Street, then turn left onto Bridge Street, and the Museum of Sydney will be on your left. Bus fares vary, but expect to pay around AUD 2.50 to AUD 4.00 depending on the distance.