Pyrmont

Pirrama Park in Pyrmont is a must-visit for picnics and water fun. This stunning foreshore park, celebrated for its award-winning architecture and landscape design, offers everything you need for a perfect day out. Fire up a barbecue, spread out a picnic, and let the kids loose in the amazing playground and water play area. Stroll along Stevedore Walk, which traces Pyrmont’s original shoreline and pays tribute to the maritime workers and industries that flourished there from the mid-19th to late 20th centuries. Immerse yourself in the history and beauty of this scenic oasis.

The Sydney Fish Market is the beating heart of Pyrmont. Browse the bustling stalls, learn to cook at the Sydney Seafood School, or enjoy yum cha at Fisherman's Wharf. Stop by Vic’s Meat Market for smoked meats and burgers, or grab takeaway fish and chips to enjoy on the grass at nearby Wentworth Park. This vibrant market offers a unique blend of fresh seafood, culinary delights, and a lively atmosphere, making it a must-visit in Pyrmont.

Built in 1879, the iconic Dunkirk Hotel in Pyrmont has been a local favourite for nearly 150 years. Originally known as the Butcher’s Arms, it was renamed in the 1940s to honour The Battle of Dunkirk. It boasts a charming Main Bar, Terrace Bar, and boutique hotel accommodations. With a great selection of food, including delicious burgers, and an extensive range of drinks, the Dunkirk Hotel is a go-to spot in Pyrmont for both history and hospitality.

As one of Australia's largest museums, the Powerhouse Museum in Pyrmont showcases a dynamic blend of arts, science, innovation, and design. Housed in the historic Ultimo Power Station, the museum offers free daily entry, standing as a premier fashion and design hub. Conveniently located at the end of The Goods Line, it provides an effortless and enriching cultural experience for all visitors.