Map of Wynyard Station Sydney – Train Station & Exit Guide

Wynyard Station is one of Sydney's busiest underground railway stations, located beneath George Street in the heart of Sydney's central business district. The station serves Sydney Trains suburban services and provides direct access to Wynyard Park, Barangaroo, Circular Quay, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the city's northern commercial precinct.

Opened in 1932 as part of the City Circle railway, Wynyard Station has grown into a major transport hub with multiple underground platforms, extensive pedestrian concourses and convenient connections to buses and light rail. The station is also famous for the heritage wooden escalator installation known as "Interloop", created from the station's original timber escalators.

This map of Wynyard Station Sydney provides a location guide to the station entrances, underground platforms, Wynyard Walk, nearby bus interchanges and surrounding attractions.

## Quick Answer

Wynyard Station is located beneath George Street beside Wynyard Park in Sydney's central business district. It is served by Sydney Trains suburban services and provides convenient access to Barangaroo, Circular Quay and Sydney Harbour.

## Map of Wynyard Station Sydney

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

## Where Is Wynyard Station Located?

Wynyard Station occupies the underground railway corridor beneath George Street between Hunter Street and Carrington Street, immediately adjacent to Wynyard Park.

The map marker identifies the main George Street public entrance.

## Train Services

Sydney Trains

Wynyard Station is served by T1 North Shore & Western Line, T2 Leppington & Inner West Line, T3 Liverpool & Inner West Line, T8 Airport & South Line and T9 Northern Line services.

## Station Areas

### Main Concourse

The underground concourse connects all platforms with exits leading to George Street, York Street, Carrington Street and Wynyard Park.

### Platforms

Underground island platforms provide frequent suburban rail services across metropolitan Sydney.

### George Street Entrance

The principal entrance provides direct access to George Street and nearby office towers.

### York Street Entrance

Entrances on York Street provide convenient access to Barangaroo and western CBD office precincts.

### Wynyard Walk

The underground pedestrian link connects the station directly with Barangaroo and Sydney's western waterfront.

## Station Facilities

• Customer service centre

• Ticket machines

• Passenger information displays

• Retail outlets

• Food and drink outlets

• Accessible entrances

• Elevators

• Escalators

• Bicycle parking nearby

## Transport Connections

### Buses

Major Sydney bus routes operate from Carrington Street, York Street and Clarence Street.

### Light Rail

Sydney Light Rail services are within a short walking distance along George Street.

### Walking

Barangaroo, Circular Quay, The Rocks and Darling Harbour are all easily reached on foot.

## Nearby Attractions

• Wynyard Park

• Barangaroo

• Circular Quay

• The Rocks

• Sydney Harbour Bridge

• King Street Wharf

• Darling Harbour

• Australia Square

• Pitt Street Mall

• Sydney Observatory

## Visitor Tips

Use Wynyard Walk for the quickest pedestrian route to Barangaroo.

Allow extra time during weekday peak periods.

Follow exit signage carefully as different exits serve different parts of the CBD.

Take time to view the Interloop timber escalator sculpture within the station.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Where is Wynyard Station?

It is located beneath George Street beside Wynyard Park in Sydney's CBD.

### Which train lines serve Wynyard Station?

Sydney Trains T1, T2, T3, T8 and T9 services all stop at Wynyard Station.

### Can I walk to Barangaroo?

Yes. Wynyard Walk provides a direct underground pedestrian connection.

### Is Wynyard Station accessible?

Yes. Accessible entrances, lifts and step-free routes are available.

### Is Circular Quay within walking distance?

Yes. Circular Quay is approximately a 10-minute walk from the station.

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Disclaimer

This guide is provided for general travel information only. Train services, station entrances, platform allocations and transport connections may change. Always confirm current information with Transport for NSW before travelling.