Walsh Bay, wharves
Walsh Bay, located on Sydney Harbour at Dawes Point, contains a number of wharves that were originally part of Sydney's port facilities. The Walsh Bay wharves have been converted into theatres, offices, hotels, apartments, restaurants, cafes and shops. This view towards Pier 3 is from the balcony of The Wharf Restaurant at the Wharf Theatre.
I never tire of seeing that bridge!
ReplyDeleteI second Lois comment.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting use of the old buildings. I would love to have my office there - or to eat at a restaurant at that location and look out at the water view!
ReplyDeleteAnd it really is perfect JBar. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a MARVELOUS photo of a lovely spot ... much nicer that the wharves here in Southern California.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
That balcony is a glorious vantage point, Jim. And at night it becomes simply magical ...
ReplyDeleteIt was my first visit there Julie and it truly was glorious. I'll have to go back there at night.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful day and a nice looking bridge to go with the water.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very nice shot.
Beautiful shot, especially for someone like me who doesn't get away much! Thanks for visiting My Muskoka.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive - very neat and modern!
ReplyDeletePerfect weather for a terrific shot! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful icon of Sydney.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing shot! Thanks for reminding me that it's winter. I forgot again.
ReplyDeleteA perfect photo-taking day! Nicely captured Jim. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm with Lois and ewok: I love shots of your bridge!
ReplyDeleteThis actually reminds me of Granville Island in Vancouver. Lots of restaurants, markets and a micro-brewery there too!
Ashamed to admit I've never been to the Wharf. I really must get over there. I love this perspective of the bridge.
ReplyDeleteWowie Jim! I haven't been to this place yet!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful and great structure.
ReplyDeleteLikewise, coming to your site reminds me so much of my wonderful stay in Sidney
ReplyDeleteso beautiful photo ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a comparison - your winter, our summer... but this is Ireland.
ReplyDeleteLove the lines and curves!
ReplyDeleteAileni, I was thinking exactly the same thing today when I walked through the park in the city. It's the middle of winter here and there were so many European tourists who had stripped off and were soaking up the sun.
ReplyDeleteNice photo. The harbour and surrounds are so beautiful!
ReplyDeletewonderful images. thank you for sharing the beauty of your world.
ReplyDeleteThat is a good picture & I see that bridge in so many travel magazines.
ReplyDeleteIt is great how they have cleaned up the docks. Our ship docked in that area when we arrived as ten pound poms in 1949.
ReplyDeletea perfect day to capture this scene. lovely.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good day the harbour with nice smooth sailing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the old wharves found new life.
An interesting constructure !
ReplyDeleteI bet the renovated apartments are really something! Beautiful water and such clear skies. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeletealways a great photo! the bridge is awsome!
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