Tram line L3 in Sydney
The L3 Kingsford Line in Sydney runs between Circular Quay and Juniors Kingsford, travelling through the central business district via George Street before continuing through Surry Hills, Moore Park and Kensington. It shares tracks with line L2 between Circular Quay and Moore Park.
Starting at Circular Quay, line L3 runs west along Alfred Street before turning south onto George Street, serving Bridge Street, Wynyard, QVB, Town Hall and Chinatown. From Chinatown, the line continues via Haymarket and Eddy Avenue to Central Chalmers Street, beside Central Station.
From Central Chalmers Street, the route follows Devonshire Street through Surry Hills before continuing on reserved infrastructure through Moore Park to the stop on Anzac Parade.
After Moore Park, line L3 separates from line L2 and continues south along Anzac Parade, serving ES Marks, Kensington, UNSW Anzac Parade and Kingsford before reaching its southern terminus at Juniors Kingsford.
Below is a stop-by-stop description of the route of tram line L3 in Sydney. Times shown are an estimate of the time taken to travel between each stop.
The following icons are shown next to the name of the stop to indicate interchanges with other routes
- Interchange for other tram routes.
- Interchange on to bus routes.
- Interchange on to train routes.
- Interchange on to metro/subway/underground routes.
- Interchange on to boat routes.
- Interchange for airport.
Circular Quay is a tram terminus on Alfred Street beside Sydney Cove. The stop is located directly in front of Circular Quay railway station and the city’s principal ferry terminal, with the Sydney Opera House and The Rocks within walking distance.
The stop is also served by tram line L2 and provides connections to bus and rail services.
Bridge Street tram stop is located on George Street immediately south of its junction with Bridge Street and Grosvenor Street, in the northern part of Sydney’s central business district. The stop is close to Australia Square and the historic sandstone government buildings surrounding Bridge Street.
The stop is also served by tram line L2 and provides connections to bus services.
Wynyard tram stop is located on George Street beside entrances to Wynyard railway station, one of the principal public transport hubs in Sydney’s central business district. Wynyard Walk provides an accessible pedestrian connection through the station towards Barangaroo.
The stop is also served by tram line L2 and provides connections to bus and rail services.
QVB tram stop is located on George Street beside the Queen Victoria Building, an ornate late-19th-century building that opened in 1898 and is now used as a shopping centre.
The stop is also served by tram line L2 and provides connections to bus services.
Town Hall tram stop is located on George Street beside Sydney Town Hall, St Andrew’s Cathedral and Sydney Square. It provides direct access to Town Hall railway station, one of the principal rail interchanges in Sydney’s central business district.
The stop is also served by tram line L2 and provides connections to bus and rail services.
Chinatown tram stop is located on George Street near Campbell Street in Haymarket, providing access to Sydney’s Chinatown and Thai Town precincts. The ceremonial gates marking the entrance to Dixon Street are a short walk away.
The stop is also served by tram line L2.
Haymarket tram stop is located on Rawson Place between George Street and Pitt Street, beside Railway Square and the western approaches to Central Station. The stop provides access to Sydney Metro services at Central, as well as the Capitol Theatre and Belmore Park.
The stop is also served by tram line L2 and provides connections to bus, rail and metro services.
Central Chalmers Street tram stop is located on Chalmers Street beside the eastern entrance to Central Station, Sydney’s principal railway station. The separate Central Grand Concourse tram stop can be reached through the station.
The stop is also served by tram line L2 and provides connections to bus, rail and metro services.
Surry Hills tram stop is located on Devonshire Street beside Ward Park, in the centre of the inner-city Surry Hills neighbourhood. Crown Street and Belvoir St Theatre are within walking distance.
The stop is also served by tram line L2.
Moore Park tram stop is located on Anzac Parade and serves the surrounding sports and entertainment precinct. A pedestrian bridge across Anzac Parade provides access towards Allianz Stadium, the Sydney Cricket Ground and the Entertainment Quarter.
The stop is also served by tram line L2.
ES Marks tram stop is located on Anzac Parade and takes its name from the nearby E.S. Marks Athletics Field. Royal Randwick Racecourse is also nearby.
The stop provides connections to bus services.
Kensington tram stop is located on Anzac Parade in the centre of the surrounding suburb. The local shopping area and Royal Randwick Racecourse are nearby.
The stop provides connections to bus services.
UNSW Anzac Parade tram stop is located on Anzac Parade beside University Mall, one of the principal entrances to the University of New South Wales’ Kensington campus. The National Institute of Dramatic Art is also nearby.
The stop provides connections to bus services.
Kingsford tram stop is located on Anzac Parade near Strachan Street, serving the surrounding residential area and the local shopping strip.
The stop provides connections to bus services.
Juniors Kingsford is a tram terminus on Anzac Parade beside The Juniors Kingsford, the South Sydney Junior Leagues Club from which the stop takes its name.
The stop provides connections to bus services.