Guidebook for Pyrmont
Arts & Culture
IMAX Theatre Sydney
The World's biggest screen
Food Scene
Grill'd Harbourside
2 Darling DrSydney's best burgers
Hamachi-Ya
261 Allen StBest Japanese restaurant in Pyrmont
Darling Harbour's newest development. Lots of restaurants to choose from; Namely, Nok Nok (Thai) and Umi (Japanese)
88 locals recommend
Darling Quarter Car Park
11 Harbour StDarling Harbour's newest development. Lots of restaurants to choose from; Namely, Nok Nok (Thai) and Umi (Japanese)
Pizza in Sydney doesn't get any better than Crust Gourmet Pizza bars. Gluten free offered on most pizzas.
9 locals recommend
Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar
208 Harris StPizza in Sydney doesn't get any better than Crust Gourmet Pizza bars. Gluten free offered on most pizzas.
Bar Croatia
22 Union StGreat coffee and breakfast options.
Antidote
80 Pyrmont StGreat coffee and snacks on the go.
Dixon Street is the heart of Chinatown. Restaurateurs will try to entice you in with their menus and 'specials'. Enjoy the experience.
9 locals recommend
Dixon Street
Dixon StreetDixon Street is the heart of Chinatown. Restaurateurs will try to entice you in with their menus and 'specials'. Enjoy the experience.
Everything Else
Local training pool. Swim squads offered by 226 Coaching of a Mon and Wed evening.
39 locals recommend
Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre
458 Harris StLocal training pool. Swim squads offered by 226 Coaching of a Mon and Wed evening.
Founded in 1879, Glebe Rowing Club is one of the oldest rowing clubs in Australia. The offer Learn to Row (LTR) and sculling courses throughout Aug-Feb
Glebe Rowing Club
120 Ferry RoadFounded in 1879, Glebe Rowing Club is one of the oldest rowing clubs in Australia. The offer Learn to Row (LTR) and sculling courses throughout Aug-Feb
Convention Centre station
Tram connection for Paddy's Market and Central Station
The Star offers dining (food court, fine dining and buffet). Features the Lyric theatre and Broadway shows and of course, gambling.
358 locals recommend
The Star Sydney
20-80 Pyrmont StThe Star offers dining (food court, fine dining and buffet). Features the Lyric theatre and Broadway shows and of course, gambling.
Shopping
Sydney Fish Market
Bank StreetLots of fresh seafood to take home and dining options.
Everything from handbags to fruit and vegetables. It's not about quality but quantity at these markets worth seeing for yourself
230 locals recommend
Paddy's Market
13 Hay StEverything from handbags to fruit and vegetables. It's not about quality but quantity at these markets worth seeing for yourself
Essentials
Local and independent supermarket with lots of gourmet and organic grocery items.
56 locals recommend
SUPA IGA Pyrmont
63 Miller StLocal and independent supermarket with lots of gourmet and organic grocery items.
Coles
72 Edward StLocal 'Big Brand' supermarket. Open 7 days from 6am-midnight.
Sightseeing
Opportunity to see some of Australia's unique marine life such as dugongs, platypus and penguins. Fun for kids.
233 locals recommend
Sea Life Sydney Aquarium
1-5 Wheat RdOpportunity to see some of Australia's unique marine life such as dugongs, platypus and penguins. Fun for kids.
Australia's (2nd) tallest tower. Built in 1981. It offers 'cheap' fancy dining and great views of the City.
339 locals recommend
Sydney Tower Eye
108 Market StAustralia's (2nd) tallest tower. Built in 1981. It offers 'cheap' fancy dining and great views of the City.
A romanesque market hall from the late 1800's. Now a boutique and up-market mall. Features The Royal Clock (displays 6 scenes of English royalty) and The Great Australian Clock (4 tonnes and 10m tall)
355 locals recommend
Queen Victoria Building (QVB)
A romanesque market hall from the late 1800's. Now a boutique and up-market mall. Features The Royal Clock (displays 6 scenes of English royalty) and The Great Australian Clock (4 tonnes and 10m tall)
Weeping willows, waterfalls, lakes and lotus ponds. Modeled on the private gardens of the Ming Dynasty, the gardens are a real oasis in the city. Enjoy tea and dim sum at The Teahouse.
105 locals recommend
Chinese Garden of Friendship
Cnr Harbour StWeeping willows, waterfalls, lakes and lotus ponds. Modeled on the private gardens of the Ming Dynasty, the gardens are a real oasis in the city. Enjoy tea and dim sum at The Teahouse.
Australia's contemporary museum of applied arts and sciences. The museum regularly changes their exhibitions. Check their website to see What's On.
168 locals recommend
Powerhouse Museum
500 Harris StAustralia's contemporary museum of applied arts and sciences. The museum regularly changes their exhibitions. Check their website to see What's On.