Sydney’s newest pedestrian tunnel has opened to the public – boosting convenience and safety for pedestrians in the heart of the CBD.
NSW Premier Mike Baird and Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Andrew Constance said Wynyard Walk provided a six-minute link by foot between one of Sydney’s busiest transport interchanges and the emerging new jobs precinct at Barangaroo.
“This will be a bustling thoroughfare for the tens of thousands of workers and visitors accessing Barangaroo every day,” Mr Baird said.
“We’re building the connections to make getting around our city as easy as possible.”
Mr Constance said with Barangaroo’s third commercial tower about to open, the new link would save time and make the trip safer.
“It’s now about six minutes from the station to Barangaroo, you don’t have to cross roads or navigate steep inclines. We’ve also just completed the first stage of the Wynyard Station renovation. New lifts, escalators and lobby are also on the way for Wynyard,” Mr Constance said.
“With Barangaroo booming, the ferry hub now started and light rail under construction, we’re also making sure we have the pedestrian capacity to match these major new projects.”
Click here for more information about the Wynyard Walk project.
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