The central one of three major developments along the east side of Darling Harbour, this is a modern metallic affair in three sections. Below plush apartments and office space, there's a string of waterfront bars and restaurants, and several operators of water-based tours and cruises. It's a fine spot for an alfresco drink or bite on a sunny day.


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5. Australian National Maritime Museum

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7. Cockle Bay Wharf

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8. St Philip’s Church

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