Around Darling Harbour

Around Darling Harbour

The Australian National Maritime Museum is located at Darling Harbour, a bustling entertainment and dining precinct. When you visit the museum, allow some extra time to enjoy all that this vibrant precinct offers.

What's on in Darling Harbour

With more than 40 eateries and 30 bars, Darling Harbour is a favourite meeting place for locals and tourists alike. The relaxed atmosphere and range of top attractions also tempts families seeking a full day of fun.

Some of Sydney's best tourist attractions are found at Darling Harbour. A stroll across the harbour from the museum brings you to Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Wildlife World and the IMAX theatre. Further along, discover the tranquillity of the picturesque Chinese Garden of Friendship, the Powerhouse Museum, Paddys Markets and Sydney's intriguing Chinatown.

The beautiful harbourside location and landscaped outdoor spaces play host to vibrant festivals throughout the year. At the Harbourside Shopping Centre you can buy souvenirs, fashion and groceries.

At night-time, the King Street Wharf precinct and Cockle Bay Wharf area come alive with patrons enjoying some of Sydney's best bars and night spots. At night's end, you can even rest at Darling Harbour, with modern hotel and apartment accommodation ranging from budget to five-star.

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Where is Darling Harbour?

Darling Harbour is an easy walk from the Sydney CBD. It is also accessible by the monorail that regularly circles the city or by light rail. You can catch a ferry from Circular Quay or a bus or taxi from the Rocks, Sydney Opera House, the Domain and Botanic Gardens.