Pyrmont
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Pyrmont has come a long way since it’s early days in Sydney’s history. It used to be a working class suburb and in the early 19th Century it was even considered a slum. Not anymore. It’s now a cultural hot spot full of fancy restaurants, creative agencies, awesome pubs and the Star – Sydney’s only casino… for now. Pyrmont is an old suburb that’s received a bit of a face-lift and it’s well worth a look around.
Quarryman’s Hotel
Peg Leg
Darling Harbour Waterfront
Giba Park
Culture At Work
Culture At Work blends Art and Science into the perfect balance of visual and cognitive stimuli.
Gourmandise De Paris
Do you like crepes? We do.
Harris Miller
National Maritime Museum
Obunmee
Parchment Coffee Traders
Pirrama Park
Sydney Electric Bikes
SNAP Fitness Pyrmont
The Lord Wolseley Hotel
The Star
Urban Oasis
Vic’s Meat Market
Wentworth Park – Exercise Park
Wentworth Park – Greyhound Racing
Bar Anonimo
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Wentworth Park – Exercise Park
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Lunchtimes in Pyrmont are great for two things, eating and exercising - preferably not at the same time! And one of the better places to exercise - for free - is at Wentworth Park. Dating back to 1919, it’s railway archways house a fair few vagabonds, but don’t let that scare you off. For the active at heart, there’s a great little outdoor gym, a soccer field that hosts all sorts of “after-school” sports, and on Wednesdays there’s an organised lunchtime soccer competition; drop-ins welcome. Alternatively if relaxing is your game, grab a book, a patch of grass, and laze the day away.