Located in the heart of Darling Harbour, Pyrmont Bridge is a pedestrian and cycle bridge that connects the western edge of the Sydney CBD to Pyrmont. It is easily accessible by car, train, light rail, bus, ferry, walking, taxi, cycling and more.

PARKING

There are several secure car parks nearby, including Harbourside Car Park on Murray Street, and ICC Sydney’s 24-hour car parks accessed via Darling Drive. From these locations, it’s a short walk to the bridge.

LIGHT RAIL

The L1 Dulwich Hill Light Rail line services the Darling Harbour area with nearby stops at Pyrmont Bay and Exhibition Centre. From either stop, it’s just a few minutes’ walk to Pyrmont Bridge.

AIRPORT

Sydney Airport is about 8km from Darling Harbour. From the airport, Pyrmont Bridge can be reached via taxi, rideshare or a train to Town Hall Station followed by a short walk.

TRAIN

Pyrmont Bridge is within walking distance of Town Hall and Wynyard stations — both are about a 10–15 minute walk through the city and onto the Darling Harbour foreshore.

BUS

Several bus routes travel near Darling Harbour, especially those servicing the CBD and Pyrmont. Alight at stops along Harris Street, Market Street or King Street for easy access to the bridge on foot.

WALKING

The bridge is easily reached on foot from most parts of the CBD and Darling Harbour. It offers a scenic crossing with harbour views and connects directly to attractions on both sides.

WATER TAXI / FERRY

Nearby ferry services stop at Pyrmont Bay Wharf and Barangaroo Wharf. From either wharf it’s a short stroll to the bridge entrance.

CYCLING

Pyrmont Bridge is cyclist-friendly with dedicated paths and shared zones. Bike racks are available nearby, and the waterfront paths connect to other cycle routes across the city.

For more information, visit the Darling Harbour website: https://www.darlingharbour.com/see-do-stay/pyrmont-bridge

Pyrmont Bridge is highly accessible, offering step-free access via a lift located at the Cockle Bay Wharf/Wheat Road end, making it suitable for wheelchair users and those with mobility aids. The bridge features a wide pedestrian and cycling path with no vehicle traffic, and nearby accessible toilets are available on the Wheat Road side.

Be aware that gradients on approach paths may vary, and the area can get busy during events. For the smoothest access, use the Darling Harbour side (near Cockle Bay) where the lift and most accessible facilities are located.