Accessibility map of the city of Sydney

As much of the data included as part of the City of Sydney accessibility map has been open sourced or obtained from other agencies, the City of Sydney cannot guarantee that information contained in the accessibility map is comprehensive and up to date. The information in the accessibility map is for informational purposes only and is not suitable for legal, engineering or survey purposes.

The City of Sydney cannot guarantee that information contained in the accessibility map is correct and recommends that users exercise their own skill and care with respect to its use.

Effort-based mobility effort ratings are a guide and may vary depending on the physical condition of the wheelchair pilot, and any power assistance available. If you find any information you believe may be inaccurate, please email the City of Sydney.

For terms of use and more information see site Disclaimer.

This map has been compiled from various sources. You can see and download our datasets on the City of Sydney's data hub. Transport datasets are sourced from the NSW open data portal. Toilet locations are sourced from the federal government's national public toilet map.

Effort-based mobility routes were surveyed by local wheelchair pilots from Briometrix.

The map has recently been relaunched in a new format to provide a better experience for users. We welcome feedback on the map and will continue to improve and develop the accessibility map based on your feedback and as new data becomes available.

To provide feedback about the map, its usability, or information within it, or for assistance to navigate the map please contact:

Social Policy Officer – Access and inclusion

02 9265 9333

[email protected]

If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment you can contact us through the National Relay Service.

You can use the map to filter access features and potential barriers. Click on a feature for more information. For example, you can look for a taxi rank or a mobility parking spot.

Choosing an effort-based mobility route

The effort-based mobility maps show the level of effort needed for a person using a wheelchair on a route. The routes are created by local pilots with knowledge and lived experience. Effort is based on the slope, surface condition and cross slope of the footpath.

Sydney tourism website

Explore tours, attractions and transport options for other areas including The Rocks, Sydney Opera House, Royal Botanic Gardens and Darling Harbour on the Official Sydney tourism website.