Accessible & Disability Friendly PlacesBarangaroo & Walsh Bay74 places6392

The Barangaroo area is one of Sydney’s easiest waterfront precincts to explore, with relaxed level pathways all the way along the harbour. Getting there is simple, from either Barangaroo metro station to the north, or through an underground walkway from Wynyard station. The walkway brings you out into the bustling restaurant area, neighbouring Darling Harbour, and most of the ferry terminals. Or, if you're feeling energetic, you can roll all the way along the watere edge from Circular Quay, under the Harbour Bridge.

A short and very accessible stroll north of the metro, via the extremely pleasant Barangaroo Reserve, is the far quieter cultural precinct of Walsh Bay; home to the Sydney Theatre Company and many of its sister companies. Spending time in Walsh Bay is pleasant for everyone: it's a historical port that's been transformed into a cutting-edge performance precinct, with world-class theatres, fantastic restaurants and cool bars. If you have a mobility impairment, it's particularly pleasant because it's flat everywhere, and there are so many different things to do within a short distance of each other.

In Barangaroo Reserve, accessible toilets are located in Sydney’s massive event space The Cutaway, and the car park below has eight accessible parking spaces with lift access up to the headland. There are many more accessible toilets in the dining precinct around Barangaroo Avenue, so you can relax and enjoy the harbour views with confidence.