Looking for a unique way to experience Vivid Sydney this year? Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a casual cruiser, this free guided twilight bike ride through the glowing city is the perfect family-friendly adventure – a great way for mums to enjoy some midweek magic!
🗓️ Wednesday 4 June | ⏰ 4:45pm – 6:30pm
📍Meeting Point: Central Station (Chalmers Street Metro Entrance)
📍Finish: Barangaroo Reserve (just in time for Vivid’s Firetalk event!)
Join other cycling enthusiasts for a relaxed 8km twilight ride that rolls from Central Station to Barangaroo Reserve, following scenic and bike-friendly routes through Ultimo, Pyrmont Bridge, and the newly opened Hickson Road Cycleway. You’ll soak in the city’s atmosphere as the lights come alive, cruising through public spaces that are as beautiful as they are functional.
Highlights Include:
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A laid-back pace – perfect for all experience levels
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Gorgeous sunset views along Sydney’s iconic foreshore
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An arrival timed perfectly for Firetalk, a free Vivid Ideas event featuring Wiradjuri poet Jazz Money at Walumil Lawns
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A chance to explore new cycling infrastructure and connect with like-minded locals
Whether you’re into art, culture, sustainability, or just love a good city stroll on two wheels, this ride is all about connection – to place, to people, and to the vibrant energy of Sydney.
What to bring:
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A roadworthy bike and helmet (don’t forget your lights!)
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Water and a snack
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Weather-appropriate clothing
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An adult companion if you’re under 18
🚲 Bookings are essential – spots fill up quickly! Visit the City of Sydney’s cycling events page to reserve your place.
Psst… if you’re new to riding in the city, the organisers recommend completing the Cycling in the City course before joining. Rides are led by professional instructors from Pedal Set Go, so you’ll be in great hands!
So pack up your gear, rally the crew, and come ride into the magic of Vivid. It’s a beautiful way to see the city – and a fun excuse to stay up just a little bit later with the kids. 🌆✨
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