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Times of IndiaGuidepal.com|Times of IndiaGuidepal.com|TRAVEL TIPS, SYDNEY
Updated : Oct 17, 2014, 14:17 IST
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Getting around Sydney and beyond
Never fully embraced by the public, Sydney's elevated monorail train (which circles the CBD) is set to be pulled down after 24 years in operation.
Sydney's state-owned CityRail network provides train travel around Sydney and to popular weekend destinations beyond, with routes extending north to Newcastle, west to the Blue Mountains and south to Wooloongong. The Airport, Eastern Surburbs and Inner West lines provide access to the main sights for visitors, with single, return, day-pass and longer-term tickets available for purchase from 24hr ticket booths at each station.
Sydney also has a LightRail system connecting Central Station with Chinatown, Darling Harbour, The Star Casino and the bohemian inner-west suburb of Glebe. For those travel further afield, CountryLink regional and interstate services operate from Central Station.
If you plan to travel between several destinations in one day, consider opting for a MyMulti day pass (AUD 21), which allows for unlimited travel on CityRail, LightRail and ferry services.
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