Darling Harbour, a prime waterfront location only minutes away from the Sydney CBD is undergoing a major transformation. This is well under way, with new accommodation, exhibition, meeting and conference facilities and a new red carpet entertainment theatre.
Pedestrian
From the City, at the end of King St is a footbridge that will take you from there to Lime St. Located on the corners of King and Sussex Sts.
Another major pedestrian entrance is from Chinatown as well as from Ultimo. See Map:
The main Sydney Central Station has a regular light rail service running from there to the Convention Centre light rail stop. Join it from along the line from Central Station, Haymarket, Chinatown, or points further west on the South East light rail line.
At Town Hall Train Station, turn north onto George St, then left at King St. You will see the King St. pedestrain bridge which will take you to Darling Harbour.
Wynyard Train Station
At Wynyard Train Station take the York St. exit. You can then approach Darling Harbour from Erskine St.
Depending on where you are located: Advise the taxi driver to take you to the Entertainment Centre or Exhibition Centre or the Convention Centre at Darling Harbour. If you are north of DH, or in the city itself, you can enter from the bottom of Liverpool St., Chinatown, Bathurst St or Erskine St. (Lime St.)
Ferry Service
The most scenic route: Take the Darling Harbour Ferry from Circular Quay at the foot (north) end of city central. There is a regular service that takes you from there to Milsons Point, McMahons Point and Balmain.
Chinese Garden of Friendship: A peaceful garden setting of ponds and waterfalls. Given by the Guangdong province it celebrates the contribution of Chinese culture to our way of life in Australia.
Ships at Darling Harbour at the National Maritime Museum
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Darling Harbour, a prime waterfront location only minutes away from the Sydney CBD is undergoing a major transformation. This is well under way, with new accommodation, exhibition, meeting and conference facilities and a new red carpet entertainment theatre.
Pedestrian
From the City, at the end of King St is a footbridge that will take you from there to Lime St. Located on the corners of King and Sussex Sts.
Another major pedestrian entrance is from Chinatown as well as from Ultimo. See Map:
Darling Harbour to Sydney Chinatown Map
Trains
Central Train Station
The main Sydney Central Station has a regular light rail service running from there to the Convention Centre light rail stop. Join it from along the line from Central Station, Haymarket, Chinatown, or points further west on the South East light rail line.
Map of Sydney Center South
Town Hall Train Station
At Town Hall Train Station, turn north onto George St, then left at King St. You will see the King St. pedestrain bridge which will take you to Darling Harbour.
Wynyard Train Station
At Wynyard Train Station take the York St. exit. You can then approach Darling Harbour from Erskine St.
Sydney City Map
Light Rail
You can take the Light Rail service from Central Station to the Convention Centre light rail stop near the Powerhouse Museum.
See the south end of the city map showing the light rail route from Central Station:
Map of Sydney Center South
Light Rail
Bus Service
Take the 501 bus service from Railway Square at the top end of Pitt St on Broadway.
South CBD Map
Taxi (Vehicle)
Depending on where you are located: Advise the taxi driver to take you to the Entertainment Centre or Exhibition Centre or the Convention Centre at Darling Harbour. If you are north of DH, or in the city itself, you can enter from the bottom of Liverpool St., Chinatown, Bathurst St or Erskine St. (Lime St.)
Ferry Service
The most scenic route: Take the Darling Harbour Ferry from Circular Quay at the foot (north) end of city central. There is a regular service that takes you from there to Milsons Point, McMahons Point and Balmain.
Circular Quay
Water Taxi Service
Phone 1300 138 840 for Reservations, which can pick you up at various points in Sydney Harbour and take you to various points in Darling Harbour.
Vehicle Parking
Secure Parking
Located at 1 Shelley St, Secure Parking is just across the road from King St Wharf Restaurants, Bars and Eateries.
Sun Parking
In the basement level of Westpac Tower at 261-293 Kent St. You can find the entrance on Sussex St and also on Kent St.
Darling Harbour Restaurants
Darling Harbour Restaurants
More at Darling Harbour
Panasonic Imax - 2D and 3D movies on a huge screen. Presently being rebuilt into a newer and bigger complex with the world’s largest screen.
Harbourside Shopping
Chinese Garden of Friendship: A peaceful garden setting of ponds and waterfalls. Given by the Guangdong province it celebrates the contribution of Chinese culture to our way of life in Australia.
Places to Eat - Sydney Restaurants
Darling Harbour Places to Eat
Sydney Places to Eat
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Main Photo: Ships at Darling Harbour at the National Maritime Museum