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Pedestrian diversions will be in place on New Year’s Eve. The way you leave may be different to how you arrived. Be prepared for a longer walk to transport hubs. Circular Quay station will be busy. Access to Wynyard train station and buses is via George St and King St only. Buses leave from Wynyard, QVB and Hyde Park. Chinese Lunar New Year . 14 Feb 2025. MUSIC & PERFORMANCE. See more events. Lunar New Year Concert Australian Debut Celebrating the Year of the Snake. 2 Feb 2025. With a huge Chinese Australian population residing in New South Wales, Sydneysiders look forward to celebrating Chinese New Year every year. Despite the fact that this event is praised nationwide, Sydney celebrates it in a truly unique way. Chinese Australians commemorate this cultural event with th Pedestrian diversions will be in place on New Year’s Eve. The way you leave may be different to how you arrived. Be prepared for a longer walk to transport hubs. Circular Quay train station will be busy. Use Martin Place train or metro station or St James train station instead, access via Macquarie Street or Phillip and Elizabeth streets only. Celebrate with a front-row seat to Sydney's fireworks. Celebrate the Lunar New Year overlooking Circular Quay and Sydney Harbour at Oborozuki. Today 5.30pm to 10pm. Enjoy the world's best fireworks show, with an amazing soundtrack by composer Luna Pan. Sydney New Year’s Eve is a celebration that wows the world with its style and spectacle. More than 100 artists were engaged to produce Sydney New Year’s Eve 2024. Sydney Chinese New Year Highlight Events 2023. For the Lunar New Year, Sydney typically "Paints The Town Red" when famous landmarks are lit in auspicious red. Normally included are the iconic Sydney landmarks such as the Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay Station, Sydney Town Hall and many others. Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks are a global spectacle, drawing crowds from around the world to witness the iconic display over Sydney Harbour. If you’re looking to enjoy the fireworks without spending a fortune, here are some of the best free vantage points to celebrate the arrival of 2025 in style. 1. Mrs Macquarie’s Chair Circular Quay is famous for hosting Sydney’s most spectacular events and celebrations. New Year’s Eve fireworks draw massive crowds annually. People gather to watch the sky light up over the harbour and Opera House. The celebrations create an unforgettable, vibrant atmosphere that visitors love. Vivid Sydney is another popular event at Chinese New Year: Your guide to lunar new year celebrations across Sydney with fireworks at 9.30pm. Tickets are $5/$8 at the gate. Circular Quay Station, Sydney Town Hall and the Capitol For this year’s celebrations, previously ticketed vantage points that will now be free and non-ticketed include Dawes Point Park, Hickson Rd Reserve, Campbells Cove, West Circular Quay and East Circular Quay. No chairs, umbrellas, tents, structures will be permitted in vantage points. Check each vantage point to see when they open. Ring in the New Year at Bennie's Cafe Bistro with our Exclusive 6-Course Degustation Looking for the ultimate New Year’s Eve celebration in Sydney? Join us at Bennie's Cafe Bistro in Circular Quay for an unforgettable evening of exquisite dining, spectacular views, and front-row access to Sydney’s world-renowned fireworks. Circular Quary is a nice harbor with views and access to the Sydney Opera House. The train connects here as well there are ferries to various points, and several resturants. It is lovely and a good connection point. On New Years Eve we hopped a train to circular quay to watch the fireworks. We arrived early, about 5:30, for the 9 pm show. Set the stage for an unforgettable New Year at Eastbank, positioned at the heart of Sydney's sparkling celebrations!Located in Circular Quay, Eastbank provides a front-row seat to the stunning fireworks show that lights up Sydney Harbour's night sky. Not just a feast for the eyes, our indoor seating provides an unmatched view of the colourful spectacle while you savour a perfectly curated menu Step into New Year's Eve at Searock Grill, nestled in the heart of Circular Quay, and experience an unforgettable celebrationAs Sydney’s fireworks light up the sky, you'll be indulging in a lavish five-course extravaganza showcasing Australia's finest steak and seafood.Your evening begins with a warm welcome and a sparkling glass of Champagne. Each carefully curated course is complemented by New Year’s Eve 2024. Secure your front row seat to Sydney’s iconic NYE celebration at Whalebridge. Experience the midnight fireworks with our unparalleled Sydney Harbour views. Indulge in free-flowing Champagne all evening and premium wines paired with our special New Year’s Eve menu (view sample menu), curated by our 20 January - 9 February; Spice Temple Spice Temple's team of expert chefs have devised a nine-course banquet guaranteed to bring you luck in The Year of the Rat.For $99 per person (with matching drinks $55 per person), crimson-hued delicacies include cherry tomatoes swimming in rich, dark soy sauce; slices of vibrant tuna in a fragrant orange oil; and pippies served with pork mince – a Lunar Lanterns (signs of the Zodiac) celebrating Chinese New Year on display at Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia, January 2017 Australia Sydney New Year celebration Fireworks over Harbout Bridge and city CBD at midnight light show About Us. The East is Sydney’s leading fine dining Chinese restaurant by the Opera House, Circular Quay. With both indoor and outdoor seating with a view of the Sydney Harbor Bridge, we proudly serve authentic Chinese cuisine, offering a diverse and delicious menu inspired by rich Chinese history. Experience the excitement of Sydney’s iconic Harbour Bridge fireworks from Guylian Cafe Circular Quay. As the city skyline sparkles into life at 9 PM and again at midnight, immerse yourself in one of Sydney’s prime spots for witnessing the world-renowned fireworks.
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