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Chinese Garden of Friendship
Cockle Bay Wharf

Harbourside dining at Darling Harbour

The magic words 'harbourside dining' are matched by great dining options around Darling Harbour. Cockle Bay and King Street Wharf offer funky nightclubs, wine bars and bistros serving fine food, great cocktails and late-night dancing.

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About Darling Harbour

A lively waterfront precinct, Darling Harbour is just a 10-minute walk from the Sydney City centre. One of Sydney's largest dining, shopping and entertainment precincts has a full calendar of outdoor events as well as one of the city's most restful spots, the Chinese Gardens of Friendship.

King Street Wharf is a prime nightspot, packed with sleek dining establishments and funky nightclubs. Cockle Bay Wharf offers waterfront promenades with alfresco cafes, bars and restaurants. Some of Sydney's most popular attractions are here; Sydney Aquarium and Sydney Wildlife World.

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    • King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour

      King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour

      King Street Wharf boardwalk at dusk. Image Nick's Bar & Grill

    • Sydney Aquarium

      Sydney Aquarium

      Young woman taking photos of oceanlife at Sydney Aquarium. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW

    • Holding a snake at Wildlife World

      Holding a snake at Wildlife World

      Two young women hold a snake under supervision at Wildlife World, Darling Harbour. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW

    • 'The Loft' at King Street Wharf

      'The Loft' at King Street Wharf

      Two young women enjoying cocktails at 'The Loft' at King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW

    • Darling Harbour

      Darling Harbour

      Panoramic view of Darling Harbour at night. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW

    • 'Bungalow 8', King Street Wharf

      'Bungalow 8', King Street Wharf

      Friends drinking at 'Bungalow 8' on King Street Wharf, Sydney. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW

    • Australian National Maritime Museum

      Australian National Maritime Museum

      Entrance to the Australian National Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour. Image Robert Wallace, Tourism NSW

    • Dining, Cockle Bay

      Dining, Cockle Bay

      Alfresco dining at 'Nick's Bar and grill' restaurant, King Street Wharf, near Cockle Bay, Sydney. Image Nick's Bar & Grill

    • Chinese Gardens, Darling Harbour

      Chinese Gardens, Darling Harbour

      Panoramic view of Chinese Gardens in Darling Harbour, Sydney. Image Tourism NSW

    • Cockle Bay Wharf

      Cockle Bay Wharf

      Cockle Bay Wharf at Darling Harbour. Image Jeffrey Drewitz, Tourism NSW

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