Timeline
16:19
Grab a beer at Sydney's oldest continuously licensed pub. It is just a minute's walk from the anchor and a perfect spot to arrive early and get your bearings before the light hits.
16:59
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Be at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia to watch the golden light spill over Circular Quay. The building faces the harbour, offering a clear view of the sun setting toward the west as the light fades.
17:29
Walk twelve minutes south to Ash St Cellar for dinner. This Melbourne-style laneway bar serves tapas influenced share plates and has a great atmosphere. It is open late on weekdays, making it a reliable choice for an evening meal after dark.
18:14
End the night nine minutes away at The Argyle. The raw timber columns and sandstone walls create a moody backdrop. It is a great place to finish the evening with a drink, especially if there is no big function on.
Local tip
Ash St Cellar does not take bookings and is not open on Sundays. If you are visiting on a Sunday, choose a different dinner spot or plan for a later start. The Argyle often holds big functions on Friday and Saturday nights, which might affect the vibe.
Check before you go
- Ash St Cellar is closed on Sundays.
- The Argyle may be busy with functions on Friday and Saturday nights.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Sydney (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).