Explore convenient public transport, cycling, and walking paths across the City of Marion for families on the move.
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Marion SA 5043, Australia
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Discover the many ways to get around the City of Marion with ease and convenience. Whether you're commuting, running errands, or enjoying family outings, Marion offers a variety of transport options to suit your lifestyle.
Families can expect reliable and accessible public transport services including buses, trains, and trams that connect Marion to the wider Adelaide area. For those who prefer active travel, there are numerous scenic walking and cycling paths such as the Sturt River Linear Park and Mike Turtur Bikeway, perfect for healthy outdoor activities with children.
- Public transport includes buses, trains, and trams operated by Adelaide Metro.
- Community bus services are available for eligible residents who have difficulty accessing regular public transport.
- Walking and cycling paths provide safe and enjoyable routes for all ages.
- Timetables, maps, and service information are available online and via phone.
The City of Marion covers multiple suburbs with transport hubs and access points including the Adelaide Railway Station on North Terrace. Walking and cycling paths are spread throughout the city, connecting parks, schools, and community centres.
- Adelaide Metro services operate daily with extended hours on special event days.
- Community bus eligibility requires living independently and lack of private vehicle access.
- Safety tips for walking and cycling are recommended, especially for families with children.
- Accessibility options are available for those with mobility needs.
Public transport fares are set by Adelaide Metro and vary by distance and concession eligibility. Community bus services may require prior registration or approval. Walking and cycling are free and open to all residents and visitors.
Stay informed and plan your journey with the latest schedules and maps to make the most of Marion's transport options.
