ICC Sydney Exhibition Centre Transfers

Just outside the oriental paths of Sydney’s Chinese Garden of Friendship, the ICC Sydney Airport provides an array of lookouts ideal for getting to know Sydney’s west-central side. The unique structure is home to 5-6 levels broken into three sections. On the west end is the Convention Centre, at the center the larger Exhibition Centre and on the east end the ICC Sydney Theatre. Guests will have just as much fun as organizers through a wide variety of restaurants, shops and hotels to choose from. Also down the street from the venue rests the Town Hall Subway Station, where guests can easily reach distant landmarks across five different lines, the much closer Exhibition Centre Light Rail Station providing limited-stop transfers to the west side. Get to Sydney Airport through the Green Line (T8), or book a private vehicle for casual transfers via sedan, van or SUV. Meet-and-greet services make for easygoing transfers to wherever, whether it be a local personal driver perfect for seeing the outskirts or a taxi who knows the most efficient route.

Surrounded by the various wharf side landmarks of West Sydney, the region is especially perfect for getting to know the city’s famous Darling Harbour. Do so by waking up to the right vibes, choosing from stays close to the hotel ranging from the 5-star waterfront beauty of Sofitel Sydney at Darling Harbour, or going casual with the historic pub-themed ambiance of Lord Wolseley Hotel. Apartment-style suites for executives planning long term stays are also available at Oaks Goldsbrough Apartments and APX Darling Harbour, each walking distance from the event venue. When it’s finally time for fun, do some light shopping at the Harbourside Shopping Centre’s cathedral-like ambiance, or walk along fine trails toward various parks surrounding Jones Bay Wharf, from the shaded trees at Ballaarat Park to the palm-lined lawns of Pirrama Park, finally topping the afternoon off with lunch at a special restaurant. Cool hideaways close to the area include the late-night patio seating at Betty’s Burgers & Concrete Co. as well as modern Australian eats from The Ternary.