Darling Harbour

  Darling Harbour, situated just southwest of Sydney's central business district, is a vibrant waterfront precinct known for its bustling atmosphere and numerous attractions. Originally a shipping dock, it has transformed since its redevelopment for the 1988 Bicentennial celebrations into a popular leisure and entertainment hub. Key features include the Australian National Maritime Museum and the picturesque Pyrmont Bridge, which spans 280 meters and connects visitors to nearby attractions. Each year in October, the harbor comes alive with the Sydney International Boat Show, drawing maritime enthusiasts from around the globe. Visitors can explore diverse dining options, enjoy the scenic walking paths, or marvel at the interactive exhibits at the nearby SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium.