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- Darling Harbour

· Located in western Sydney CBD, this hub of leisure and entertainment venues is a dazzling jewel in Sydney's city center.
· The atmosphere transforms completely from day to night. Every Saturday evening features music and fireworks shows, offering romantic harbor views surrounded by towering skyscrapers.
· The area is home to numerous upscale Western restaurants, bars, and dessert shops, making it an excellent destination for leisure and entertainment.
· With nearby exhibition halls, entertainment facilities, and more, it's a comprehensive district catering to various interests and needs.

Transportation
Take the light rail L1 to Convention Station, then walk 3 minutes
Or take the train to Town Hall Station, then walk 8 minutes along Bathurst Street.
A 10-minute walk from Chinatown.

Admission
Free

Opening Hours
24 hours (January 1 - December 31, Monday-Sunday)

Scarlett Hall Mar 21,2025

Darling Harbour is basically Sydney's entertainment central! It's got everything - from major conference venues to tourist attractions spread across both sides of the harbor. You'll find the Sydney Exhibition Centre, Sofitel Hotel, a massive IMAX theater, an aquarium, wildlife park, museums (including the Powerhouse and Maritime museums), and the beautiful Chinese Garden of Friendship. There's also a huge shopping center with hundreds of stores, plus so many waterfront restaurants, bars, and cafes you'll lose count! It's packed with people all day long - there's always something happening here.

By the way, there's a funny misconception in Chinese where some people call it "Lover's Harbour," but that's not quite right. It's actually named after Ralph Darling, who was the seventh Governor of New South Wales. No romantic connection at all - just a governor's name!