Description

Essentials about Bangaroo Reserve in brief

Since 2015, Sydney has had a beautiful new park right in the city center on the shores of the natural harbor Port Jackson – the Barangaroo Reserve. The six-hectare area, which was once an industrial site, has been transformed into a spectacular parkland. The Barangaroo Reserve offers locals and tourists extensive walking and biking trails, idyllic coves, sunbathing lawns, and places to rest and relax. However, many people visit the Reserve just for the fantastic views of the Sydney skyline and especially the nearby Harbour Bridge. The planting of Barangaroo Reserve reflects the vegetation that prevailed before the arrival of European settlers.

Website

barangaroo.com

Opening hours

None.

Admission fees

None.

Address

Getting there

By public transport:

Light rail: Stop Circular Quay or Wynyard

Ferry lines F3 and F4: Stop Barangaroo Wharf

Bus lines 311: Stop Towns Place after Hickson Rd

Bus lines 311, 324 and 325: Stop Hickson Rd

By car:

The nearest parking garage is Wilson Parking.