Yes, Sydney has a modern and rapidly expanding tram system officially known as the Sydney Light Rail. As of 2026, the network consists of four main lines: the L1 Dulwich Hill Line, the L2 Randwick Line, the L3 Kingsford Line, and the recently opened L4 Parramatta Light Rail in Western Sydney. The L1 line primarily utilizes a former freight corridor to connect Central Station with the Inner West, while the L2 and L3 lines run through the heart of the CBD along George Street—which has been largely pedestrianized to accommodate them—connecting the city center to the South East suburbs and major hubs like the Sydney Cricket Ground. The system represents a "return to the rails" for Sydney, which once operated one of the largest tram networks in the world before it was dismantled in the 1960s. These modern "trams" are high-capacity, air-conditioned vehicles that provide a sustainable alternative to bus travel, moving thousands of commuters and tourists daily. They are fully integrated with the Opal card payment system, making it easy to hop on and off while exploring the city's key landmarks and shopping districts.