Darling Harbour

Darling Harbour

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Time Out says

Darling Harbour is Sydney CBD tourism central featuring numerous restaurants, bars, Cockle Bay Wharf and the starting point for boat tours and water taxis.

Since its refurbishment, Darling Harbour is more family friendly than ever before: the classic carousel is still in place and it boasts a fantastic mega-playground that'll keep kids (and probably most adults) entertained for literally hours. For a full guide to tourist attractions and events in Darling Harbour, check out our area guide.

Hungry? Here's our guide to the best restaurants in Darling Harbour.

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Darling Harbour
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Ice Skating at Darling Harbour

Sydney’s Darling Harbour is turning to ice. No, the great big body of water that surrounds our city hasn't hit sub-zero temperatures (although you’d be forgiven for thinking it has based on recent weather) but rather an ice skating rink has arrived in town. Have you always wanted to try a triple axel? Or maybe Home Alone 2 is your favourite cosy movie thanks to the Rockefeller Centre ice skating rink. Well, now is your chance to live out those dreams under our very own city skyline.  If you’re looking for a date night idea or something to occupy (read: tire out)  the kids then this is just the ticket for you. From Saturday, June 28 until Sunday, July 20, you can head on down to the harbourside precinct to strap on the skates and glide like a majestic penguin – or clamber around like Bambi on ice. Knee pads aren’t included, so it might be wise to wear a thick pair of pants to cushion any falls.  Once you’ve had your dash on the rink you may be ready to grab a bite to eat or rest your weary legs. Thankfully, Darling Harbour is within walking distance of plenty of Sydney’s very best restaurants and most delightful cheap eats.  If you love to romanticise winter, skating beneath the lights of Sydney’s CBD towers sounds like the perfect way to lean into the cooler months. The rink is open daily from 10am until 9pm at the Palm Grove Forecourt, and skating costs $28 per adult, $20 for children and $15 for toddlers. Skating penguins can be booked for an extra $10 to keep the little...
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