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DARLING HARBOUR
Named in honour of the seventh governor of New South Wales, Ralph Darling, this area was originally called Cockle Bay because of the mollusc's early European settles collected here. Darling Harbour was an unsavoury place in the late 19th-century, known for its thieves' dens and bawdy houses. Its docks, backed by a railway yard, were an embarkation point for wool and other exports. The country's industrial age began here in 1815 with the opening of a steam mill. Darling Harbour continued as, first a grimy workplace and , later, with the industrial decline of Sydney Harbour, an obsolete and rundown backwater. In the 1980's, it was decided to make this prime city site a focal point of the 1988 Bicentenary. The project was the largest urban redevelopment ever carried out in Australia. Today Darling Harbour is an extension of the city centre with a mixture of fine museums, shopping and open space. It has become a popular and lively are of Sydney.
STREET - BY - STREET: DARLING HARBOUR
Darling Harbour was New South Wales' bicentennial gift to itself. This imaginative urban redevelopment, in the heart of the city. covers a 54-ha (133-acre) site that was once a busy industrial centre and international shipping terminal catering for the developing local wool. grain, timber and coal trades. In 1984 the Darling Harbour Authority was formed to examine the area's commercial options. The resulting complex opened in 1988, complete with the Australian National Maritime Museum and Aquarium, two of the city's tourist highlights. Free outdoor entertainment, for children in particular. is a regular feature, and there are many shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as several major hotels.
CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTER
This complex presents an alternating range of trade shows displaying everything from home decorating suggestions to bridal wear.
THE TIDAL CASCADES
Sunken fountain was designed by Robert Woodward, also responsible for the El Alamein Fountain. The double spiral of water and paths replicates the circular shape of the Convention Centre. Travel Guide cont'd
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