- Address: Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia
- Phone: +61 2 9255 1788
- Official website: http://www.sydney.com.au/quay.htm
Quay Serkular-Quay is very popular with guests and residents of Sydney , because in addition to the developed infrastructure and cozy atmosphere, it offers an excellent view of other city attractions and is convenient to reach different parts of the city.
From the history
The first time after the creation of Circular Quay had a semi-circular shape and served mainly for shipping purposes. Also it was the final stop of the route of electric trams from the east of Sydney. For many years almost three dozen tram routes were brought here from the central station of the city. Only years later the Quay of Sydney became a kind of transport heart of the city, its shape was slightly changed for convenience. Today there are railway, bus stations, as well as the largest ferry terminal. Incidentally, the railway station at Circular Quay is the only underground in Sydney.
What to see at Circular Quay?
The quay of Sydney is equipped with parks, squares and paths for pedestrians, cafes and restaurants, shops and souvenir shops. From here you can see the magnificent scenery and panoramic views of the Harbor Bridge , the port and the famous Sydney Opera House . Just a few minutes walk and you find yourself in the historic quarter of The Rocks or the botanical garden. From the ferry pier, you can travel to different corners of the city, for example, to the Taronga Zoo , Menley Beach, Darling Harbor or the Paramatta area. There is an opportunity to go on a cruise ship or a water taxi.
On this waterfront are often held festivals and festivals, and on the Independence Day of the country and on New Year's Eve on Serkular Kuey organize wonderful fireworks shows. There are constantly performing street musicians and actors, there are artists who will gladly perform your portrait.
In addition, on the waterfront Circular Quay, you can visit the Museum of Modern Art and the City Library . In 2006, for almost 2 months, a large-scale exhibition was held here, the symbols of which were plush bears representing the UN countries and advocating a peaceful sky above their heads.
How to get there?
This quay is located in the northern part of the city, next to Sydney City, between Cape Bennelong Point and the Rocks area. You can reach it by buses №301, 302, 303, 373, 374, 377, 500, 507, 515, 518, 520, M52, X03.
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