Opal is a smartcard for travel on trains, buses, ferries and light rail in Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Hunter, Illawarra and Southern Highlands.
Load currency on to your card to pay-as-you-go on all four modes of transport. You can do this at retailers, online or at one of the Opal top-up machines at selected train stations. Simply tap on at the beginning of your trip and tap off at the end to be charged the correct fare.
Trains are a quick, frequent and reliable way to travel throughout the Sydney Central Business District and metropolitan areas. Train services in Sydney stop between midnight and 4:30am.
Greenwich College is a short 5 minute from Town Hall, Central and Museum Stations.
Sydney's light rail network is comfortable, convenient and efficient. It connects Central Station with the inner western suburbs via Pyrmont, Glebe, Rozelle, Lilyfield, Leichardt through to Dulwich Hill.
Greenwich College is located a short 5-minute walk from Capitol Square Light Rail stop.
Uber is a smarter, more cost efficient, safe way to get around Sydney when compared to a regular taxi. You’ll need to download the Uber app to your smartphone and set-up a user profile including your credit card details. From there, you can use the app to book a car at the tap of a button.
Best of all, Uber is cashless - your credit card is automatically charged - and there’s no need to tip.
Riding a bike is a fun, healthy and sustainable way of getting around the city. Using 2 wheels can also save you time and money. However Sydney is not as friendly to bike riders as Melbourne and so you need to be careful. There are many cycle ways though when you know where you are going. As such it is important to plan your route and take great care.
Note that riding without a bike helmet is illegal in Australia. In Sydney, you must carry identification.
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