Waterfront park with walking & cycling paths, plus a variety of trees, grassy areas & scenic views.
At a glance
#1 of 4 Tourist attractions in Barangaroo #2 of 3 Parks in BarangarooLocalGuideWorld score: 4.60
Rating breakdown
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5 ★71%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Barangaroo Reserve?
- Barangaroo Reserve is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 8,159 reviews.
- How does Barangaroo Reserve rank in Barangaroo?
- Barangaroo Reserve is #1 of 4 Tourist attractions in Barangaroo by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Barangaroo Reserve located?
- Hickson Rd, Barangaroo NSW 2000, Australia — 0.2 km from the center of Barangaroo.
- How can I contact Barangaroo Reserve?
- Phone: +61 2 9255 1700 · Website: barangaroo.com
Barangaroo Reserve is a stunning park that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and urban landscape. The waterfront views are breathtaking, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing walk or a picnic. The park is well-maintained with plenty of seating areas and walking paths. It's a great place for families, with lots of open space for kids to play. The native vegetation and thoughtfully designed landscapes add to the serene atmosphere. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy some peace and nature in the city!
The walk was nice...you can see beautiful scenery which is relaxing to the eyes. Good excercise!
A place steeped in First Nations history and the perfect spot to watch the world go by. While you are in the heart of Sydney this area has a peaceful ambience. It’s a great area to walk, cycle or run around. Put it in your calendar to come to at least one Australia Day Wugulora Ceremony, it is deeply moving and healing and gracious of Barangaroo to share her gifts with the world.
Really nice area. Watch out going in and out of the water - hang onto the rail!!
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One of the best spot ever to see the New Year’s fireworks, if the spots around Sydney opera house are full, I recommend strongly this one, but you need to walk for quite a time. I have to say it’s all worth it.
One of the best spot ever to see the New Year’s fireworks, if the spots around Sydney opera house are full, I recommend strongly this one, but you need to walk for quite a time. I have to say it’s all worth it.
What a gorgeous reserve.
Definitely worth a visit if you love walking or biking. The views are stunning.
Definitely worth a visit if you love walking or biking. The views are stunning.
Had an impromptu, last minute picnic here on Sunday. Great place to just kick back, with some food and a bit of music. Watched the sunset with a special guy!
It seems like a very modern precinct and perfect for picnics either on the lawns or by the water near dedicated sandstone spots. They have some trees, quite sparse up the top but there's still shade. It has great views of the harbour and has a number of entry points. There aren't a lot of transport options except for a few buses to Miller's Point and walking is quite lengthy from Wynyard Station however the new Barangaroo metro station, which is under construction, will provide a more feasible option.
Great reserve overall!
Great reserve overall!
Barangaroo Reserve is so much more than just a park. It’s a natural and engineering marvel
It features 75,000 native plants that have been curated to mimic the landscape before colonists arrived. There are 84 different species, which provide the only truly native flora experience here in Sydney.
10,000 sandstone blocks, 95% of which were extracted from underneath Barangaroo, were used to create the reserve’s foreshore. Barangaroo Reserve is truly unlike any city-side park in Australia.
Getting to Barangaroo Reserve
Barangaroo Reserve is right in the heart of Sydney just minutes from the CBD with excellent public transport links:
The nearest train station is Wynyard Station, minutes away via Wynyard Walk.
Ferries via Barangaroo Wharf drop you on Wulugul Walk, minutes from the reserve.
Routes 252, 254, 261, 288, 290 and 292 stop at King St Wharf near the reserve.
The Sydney cycle network connects Barangaroo reserve with the city.
If you’d rather drive there’s two levels of Wilson car parking underneath Barangaroo Reserve.
It features 75,000 native plants that have been curated to mimic the landscape before colonists arrived. There are 84 different species, which provide the only truly native flora experience here in Sydney.
10,000 sandstone blocks, 95% of which were extracted from underneath Barangaroo, were used to create the reserve’s foreshore. Barangaroo Reserve is truly unlike any city-side park in Australia.
Getting to Barangaroo Reserve
Barangaroo Reserve is right in the heart of Sydney just minutes from the CBD with excellent public transport links:
The nearest train station is Wynyard Station, minutes away via Wynyard Walk.
Ferries via Barangaroo Wharf drop you on Wulugul Walk, minutes from the reserve.
Routes 252, 254, 261, 288, 290 and 292 stop at King St Wharf near the reserve.
The Sydney cycle network connects Barangaroo reserve with the city.
If you’d rather drive there’s two levels of Wilson car parking underneath Barangaroo Reserve.
Bangaroo Park during the Sydney Vivid lights festival is a captivating and vibrant destination. The park's central location and stunning light displays make it a must-visit during this time. Despite the crowds, the park's amenities and enchanting atmosphere create a dazzling experience. A solid four-star rating for Bangaroo Park's Vivid extravaganza!
What a beautiful place to visit and so handy to the CBD 😀. Lovely scenic views of the waterfront from the western side of the bridge. You can choose to walk on the flat, or one of two elevated perspectives. The stonework is cleverly done and blends beautifully with the natural surroundings. Easily accessible from the waterfront side of the Crown Hotel.
Beautiful walking trail along the water and greenery. Ended up at the rock pool with beautiful harbour view. I could imagine this place will be packed in summer days.
Beautiful location in middle of the city, wonderful landscaping, can spend a lot of hours walking around, and feeling the breeze.
Have a good view of the harbor bridge from here.
Can spend time with family and kids, also act as good jogging spot, Cycling track and Picnic spot.
Have a good view of the harbor bridge from here.
Can spend time with family and kids, also act as good jogging spot, Cycling track and Picnic spot.
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