The Rocks Sydney

Rocks is the historical part of the town with some of the pubs dating back to 1865. The original area is built on sandstone outcrops along the Sydney Harbour. Cumberland Street, Harrington Street and Hickson Road have plenty of entertainment venues, old pubs, hotels, bars and restaurants.  

Argyle is popular with younger crowds and attracts large crowds over the week. The Australian,  The Glenmore and Lord Nelson is a regular watering hole for plenty of Sydneysiders. Book the historic haunted tour to explore the dark secrets of some hidden spot in this part of the town. For a more thrilling experience book a bridge climb on Cumberland Street. 

Observatory Hill provides an amazing view of Sydney Harbour and is popular with couples for wedding photography. 

Some of the Luxury Hotels including Grand Hyatt, Shangrila and the Langham are located in the rocks. Weekend markets are held every Sunday morning at the end of George Street in the Rocks which attracts large crowds looking for a bargain, shopping local arts and crafts. 

Suggested mid-range Hotels near the Rocks

• Amora Jamison
• Travelodge Wynyard Station
• Raddison Blue

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The Jackson Landing and Overseas Passenger Terminals overlooks the Opera House and the Circular Quay and is a place for modern dining or enjoying a night out one of many venues playing live music. 

How to get to the Rocks?

The rocks is easily accessibly by bus, tram and ferry. An Opal Card is required for public transport in Sydney. The card works with touch and go on all modes of transport. 

Here is a cab-ride charge from different locations in the city:

1. $10 cab ride from the Central Station Area

2. $20 cab ride from Darlinghurst

3. $15 cab ride from Darling Harbour

Other places of interest near the Rocks includes:

1. Overseas Passenger Terminal

2. Darling Harbour

3. Barangaroo Reserve

4. Circular Quay

5. Opera House

6. Botanic Gardens