Barangaroo Foreshore Walk
643 Votes Currently Open- Address: Hickson Road, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Map
- Timings: 24-hrs Details
- Phone: +61-292551700
- Time Required: 02:00 Hrs
- Tags: Walking Area, Family And Kids
This is newly opened site in Sydney that has attracted a lot of public attention. Barangaroo is presently one of the largest continuous harbour foreshore sites in Sydney, and certainly by far the largest in the City's CBD. Here the visitors will be able to enjoy the Sydney harbour through its new natural headland park and a foreshore walk, right by the water.
Still under construction but open for public to visit, through this place you will be able to enjoy an uninterrupted 14 km foreshore walk from Woolloomooloo to the Anzac Bridge. The circuit of the Circle Walk takes in the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, the ANZAC and Iron Cove Bridges and Milsons Point.
With lots and lots of walking, the visitors will be able to enjoy some of the best scenic views of Sydney.
How to Reach Barangaroo Foreshore Walk
- Nearest train station: North Sydney station
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- Barangaroo Foreshore Walk Address: Hickson Road, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
- Barangaroo Foreshore Walk Contact Number: +61-292551700
- Barangaroo Foreshore Walk Timing: 24-hrs
- Time required to visit Barangaroo Foreshore Walk: 02:00 Hrs
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5.05% of people who visit Sydney include Barangaroo Foreshore Walk in their plan
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643 Times
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3 PM - 4 PM
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50% of people start their Barangaroo Foreshore Walk visit around 3 PM - 4 PM
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2 Hrs
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People usually take around 2 Hrs to see Barangaroo Foreshore Walk
95% of people prefer to travel by car while visiting Barangaroo Foreshore Walk
People normally club together Ku Ring Gai Chase National Park and University Of Sydney while planning their visit to Barangaroo Foreshore Walk.