Come to Sydney! Watch a sunset at Darling Harbour!

Darling Harbour Location: Australia/New South Wales/Sydney Type: Scenic spot/Building/Port/Square Rating: 4.8/5.0 Popularity: 5.0/5.0 Alias: Lover's Harbour Darling Harbour (also known as Lover's Harbour) is one of the most famous landmarks in the northwest of Sydney city centre, 2 km from Sydney Central Station and connected to Sydney's Chinatown. The name Darling Harbour comes from the seventh governor of New South Wales, Rufus Darling. Darling Harbour is not only Sydney's most colourful tourist and shopping centre, but also a venue for major conferences and celebrations. Darling Harbour consists of port docks, green water and various buildings, including the Olympic Games Exhibition Centre, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney Aquarium, National Maritime Museum, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Power Museum, IMAX Super Screen Cinema, Friendship Garden (Chinese landscape garden), various art markets, shopping centres, various amusement parks, Ferris wheel, cafes, bars, restaurants and so on. Every weekend evening, there are colourful and beautiful fireworks performances, which is a great place for leisure and entertainment, and for romance. Darling Harbour is a representative of Sydney's prosperity and also represents the highest standard of Sydney's nightlife. At Darling Harbour, tourists can choose to play all night in bars and dance halls, or sit quietly on the wooden steps by the bay, letting the romantic sea breeze blow on their faces and thoughts. Attraction address: Sydney NSW 2000, Australia Opening hours: All day Ticket price: Free How to get there: Take the light rail to Darling Harbour; Take the ferry to Pyrmont Bay; Take the train to Town Hall; Included attractions: None Precautions: None AustraliaSelfDrivingTourSydneyTourMelbourneTourPerthTourCairnsTourGoldCoastTourHikingRouteHealingScenery AustraliaRoadtrip