The Lush Oasis of Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from any location in Western New South Wales, head towards the Great Western Highway (A32) and follow the signs for Sydney. Once you reach Sydney, continue following the signs towards the City Centre. Take the exit for Macquarie Street and follow this road until you reach Mrs Macquaries Road. The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney is located along this road. Parking is available on-site but may incur fees, typically around AUD 7-12 per hour depending on the time of day.

• Train

  For those using public transport, find your nearest train station and catch a train towards Central Station in Sydney. From Central Station, transfer to the T2, T3, or T8 lines towards Circular Quay. Alight at Circular Quay Station. From Circular Quay, it is a short walk to the Royal Botanic Garden. Simply exit the station, walk towards the ferry terminal, and follow the signs leading you to the garden. The Sydney Trains fare will vary depending on your starting location; expect to pay between AUD 10-25 for a one-way ticket.

• Bus

  Alternatively, you can take a bus to Sydney. Services like Greyhound or Firefly operate from various towns in Western New South Wales to Sydney. The bus will drop you off at a central location, such as the Sydney Coach Terminal at Eddy Avenue. From there, you can catch a train or a local bus to Circular Quay or walk to the Royal Botanic Garden. Bus fares will vary based on your departure point, but you can expect prices ranging from AUD 30-75. Once in Sydney, local transport options to the garden will be similar to the train instructions.