Sydney, Australia

ICC Sydney: International Convention & Exhibition Centre

14 Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000

Situated at the intersection of Sydney’s academic, cultural and technology precincts, International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) affords delegates, exhibitors and visitors convenient access to Australia’s most cosmopolitan city. The emerging financial, dining and retail precinct of Barangaroo is nearby; there are numerous galleries, theatres and concert halls within easy reach; and the bustling city centre is only a short walk away.

 Getting to ICC

 

  • Both Sydney Domestic and International airports are a 20min drive from the venue.

    The Sydney Trains Network connects the Sydney International & Domestic Airport Train stations to Sydney’s CBD via the T8 Airport & South Line. Museum Station is situated on this line and is a 13 minute walk away from the venue.

    Train stations accept contactless card payments & Opal Cards. If you don't have an Opal card or use contactless payments, you can get an Opal single trip ticket.

    Opal Cards and a timetable for this service can be found at the Information Desk. Plan your trip here with Transport NSW.

  • Getting to the ICC via public transport is easy and efficient with tram, train, bus and ferry options available. More information about planning your journey via public transport can be found on the Transport NSW website →

    LIGHT RAIL/ TRAM

    The Light Rail travels right through a number of Darling Harbour stations including ICC Sydney’s stops, Convention Centre and Exhibition Centre. The Light Rail starts at Central Station in the CBD and travels to Dulwich Hill in the inner west.

    TRAIN

    Town Hall, Museum and Central Station are a 10-minute walk from ICC Sydney.

    BUS SERVICES

    ICC Sydney has its own bus stop. Bus routes 389 and 501 stop at Harris Street near Allen Street – a 10-minute walk from the venue.

    FERRIES

    The public transport Sydney ferries operate every day and stop at the Barangaroo Wharf Terminal within Darling Harbour.

    This terminal is accessible from Circular Quay and other terminals along the F3 and F4 ferry routes.

  • ICC Sydney operates two 24 hour car parking stations with a total of 826 parking spaces including 12 accessible parking bays, 25 motorcycle parking spaces, 50 bicycle racks and 25 electric car charge spaces.

    The two car park facilities are located within the Exhibition Centre (Car Park 1) and ICC Sydney Theatre (Car Park 2).

    Electric Charging bays:

    ICC Sydney has 20 electric car charging bays located in Car Park 1. ICC Sydney Theatre has 5 electric car charging bays located on Level 1 in Car Park 2.

    *Please note that the ICC do not offer pre-booking for car parking.

    TICKETLESS – tap credit card/phone pay on entry – no ticket is issued – tap same credit card/phone pay on exit and payment is made.

    TICKET – take a ticket on entry, then when ready to exit pay at pay stations or exit gates with ticket and credit card.

    See car parking rates here.

  • The best taxi and Uber drop off and pick up locations include the new Iron Wharf Place next to Harbourside Shopping Centre and Zollner Circuit on the Southern end of ICC Sydney Theatre, both accessed via Darling Drive.

  • Sydney is host to beautiful recreational and coast walks. Routes to ICC Sydney include from Central Station via The Goods Line. More information here.

Things to do in Sydney

  • Sydney Opera House

    The Sydney Opera House is more than just an architectural marvel set on beautiful Sydney Harbour, it's also a world-class working opera house. The iconic sails host more than 1,600 performances a year – everything from classical ballet performances, innovative theatre and symphony music to contemporary dance and, of course, stunning opera productions. Daily guided tours are available.

  • Sydney Harbour Bridge

    Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of the world’s most recognisable landmarks. Not only is it the largest steel arch bridge on the planet, but it also spans one of the globe’s finest natural harbours. Affectionately named the ‘Coathanger’ by locals, it’s an intrinsic part of the city; you can walk or cycle across it and even climb to its peak for incredible views.

  • Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk

    The Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk is a memorable way to appreciate the beauty of the area. The picturesque 6km track is carved into sandstone cliffs and offers uninterrupted views of the ocean, passing Tamarama Beach and Bronte Beach, before finishing in beautiful Coogee.

  • Royal Botanic Garden

    An oasis of 30 hectares in the heart of the city, the Royal Botanic Garden occupies one of Sydney’s most spectacular positions: wrapping around the harbour and sitting adjacent to the Sydney Opera House. With a long history dating back to 1816, it is home to an outstanding collection of plants from Australia and overseas.

  • Art Gallery of New South Wales

    With more than 40 exhibitions annually and vast collections of Australian, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, European and Asian art, there is always something new to discover at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The gallery is only a 15min walk from the city centre and admission is free, as are the daily guided tours.

  • Ferry to Manly Beach

    Manly Beach is one of Australia's most famous beaches, best known for being the beach where the world's first surfing contest was held in 1964. It also caters for those wanting to learn to surf and most days you will see schools of surfers launching into the rips, paddling hard to get onto that elusive wave. Enjoy the scenery by taking a 30 minute Ferry from Circular Quay to Manly Beach.