Storage & Parking Sydney CBD

The Sydney Central Business District is more than just a business hub. Discover great theatres, beautiful heritage, delicious eat streets, hip bars and designer boutiques all in this lively inner city. Sydney CBD is bordered by Circular Quay and Sydney Harbour to the north, Macquarie Street to the east, Darling Harbour to the west and Liverpool Street and Central railway station to the south. Popular locations in the City of Sydney include Broadway, Central Park, Chinatown, Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, The Domain, East Sydney, Garden Island, Goat Island, Green Square, Kings Cross, Railway Square, Strawberry Hills, St James and Wynyard.

Visit delightful theatres like the SBW Stables Theatre in Nimrod Street and the heritage-listed Eternity Playhouse in Burton Street in Darlinghurst. Some of the hottest neighbourhood dining spots are Kensington Street in Chippendale, King Street in Newtown and Darling Street in Balmain where you’ll find a delicious selection of diverse cuisines. Alexandria and Surry Hills Hills are well known for their coffee and brunch scene. Sydney is also known for their vibrant festivals like the world-famous Sydney Mardi Gras Parade and the Norton Street Italian Festa in Leichhardt. A visit to inner Sydney is not complete without the obligatory selfie at iconic spots such as the Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. To wind down, take an afternoon stroll along the shades of Hyde Park and Victoria Park.

Education

The central district is also home to Australia's first university and one of the world's leading education institutions. Founded in 1850, the University of Sydney is a public research facility comprising of 16 faculties and schools and offering a range of bachelor, master and doctoral degrees. Its main campus, ranked top 10 in the world's most beautiful universities, spreads across the inner-city suburbs of Camperdown and Darlington. As of 2016, the university is undertaking a large capital works program with the aim of revitalising the campus and providing more office, teaching and student space. The university has satellite campuses on Mallett Street, Cumberland, Rozelle and Camden.

Inner Sydney is also well-known for its secondary education. The Sydney Grammar School, is an independent, non-denominational, day school for boys, located in Darlinghurst, Edgecliff and St Ives. It offers education from Kindergarten to Year 12 over its three campuses. This private school is regarded as one of the most academically proficient private schools in NSW with up to 26 full scholarships granted every year. Sydney Grammar’s Inner Sydney location is near Hyde Park next to the Australian Museum.

Medical Services

In addition to quality education, Inner Sydney is renowned for its medical centres. Located on Missenden Road in Camperdown, The Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (RPA) is one of Australia's premier tertiary referral hospitals. Partnered with the University of Sydney’s Medical School, the RPA is a teaching hospital of the Central Clinical School. Recognised worldwide as a leader in healthcare excellence and innovation, RPA provides an extensive range of diagnostic and treatment services to NSW residents since 1882. St Vincent's Health Australia (SVHA) is a group of non-for-profit and non-listed companies operating under the stewardship of Mary Aikenhead Ministries. SVHA was recognised as one of Australia’s leading private hospitals. They employ over 350 specialists and provide a wide range of general and specialised medical and surgical services. St Vincent’s Private Hospital is located on Victoria Street in Darlinghurst.

Public Transport

The district is well serviced by public transport with connected railways, buses and ferries. Ferry services across Sydney harbour leave from the terminal at Circular Quay and travel to suburbs such as Balmain, Kirribilli, Neutral Bay, Mosman, Rose Bay and Manly. Transdev operates the light rail network connecting Central Station to Capitol Square, Paddy's Market, Pyrmont Bay, John Street Square, Sydney Fish Market, Wentworth Park, Glebe, Jubilee Park, Rozelle Bay and Lilyfield. The longest journey from Central to Lilyfield is estimated to be around 25 minutes. The Central railway station, located at the southern end of the city, is the largest and busiest railway station in New South Wales. It is located on Eddy Avenue in Haymarket and near accommodations such as Adina Apartments and Rydges Hotel. Alfred Street is home to Circular Quay railway station, a heritage-listed multi-level transport hub featuring a ground-level central concourse. It is ideally located near the Customs House and services the majority of commercial and residential properties in the area. On Elizabeth St, the underground Museum Railway station connects the southern end of Hyde Park to the City Circle route. The station provides access to the Australian Museum and the University of Sydney, as well as establish a direct link to Sydney Airport international and domestic terminals.

With the various different transportation options, you can easily access and truly enjoy the vibrant Inner Sydney neighbourhoods from exhilarating theatre performances, to delicious creations and beautifully restored pubs at any time.