Market City Parking & More at Sydney's Darling Square

Market City is a shopping and dining destination in the heart of Sydney’s Chinatown where you can find a mix of factory outlets, Asian groceries, restaurants and entertainment venues. Whether you’re seeking a bargain, a bite or a bit of fun, Market City has something for everyone.

Here are some of our Market City highlights:

• Factory outlets: Shop for fashion, accessories, homewares and more at discounted prices from brands like TK Maxx, Cotton On Mega, Bonds and Footlocker.
• Asian groceries: Stock up on exotic ingredients, snacks and drinks at Thai Kee IGA Supermarket or browse the fresh produce and souvenirs at Paddy’s Markets.
• Restaurants: Enjoy authentic Asian cuisine from over 20 outlets, including the 1909 Dining Precinct on level 3, featuring eight deluxe restaurants such as The Eight, Mr Meng and Kogi Korean BBQ.
• Entertainment: Catch a movie at Hoyts Cinema, play arcade games at Timezone or sing your heart out at K Square Karaoke.

Located off Quay Street, Market City is open every day from 10am to 7pm (8pm on Thursdays) and is easily accessible by car. It’s located above Paddy’s Markets on Hay Street in Haymarket.

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If you’re looking for a night of entertainment and culture, look no further than Sydney’s Capitol Theatre. This historic venue, located in the heart of the city, hosts world-class musicals, ballet, concerts and performers from around the globe. The space was originally built in 1892 as a market and later converted into a theatre. It features stunning architecture, ornate decorations, and a spectacular dome ceiling that creates a magical atmosphere. You can indulge yourself with a VIP package, or simply enjoy a drink at one of its magnificent bars before the show. Either way, the Capitol Theatre is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Sydney.

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If you want to experience the sights, sounds and smells of Asia without leaving Sydney, head to Chinatown in the city’s Haymarket area, a bustling and colourful neighbourhood that offers a feast for the senses. You’ll find a variety of cuisines, cultures and attractions to explore, from Chinese and Thai to Korean and Malaysian. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite, a fine dining experience or a late-night snack, you’ll be spoilt for choice in this food-lover’s paradise.

Chinatown is located in Haymarket, which is within walking distance from Central Station, Darling Square and the Sydney CBD. Stroll along Dixon Street, the pedestrian-only thoroughfare that is lined with restaurants, shops and lanterns, or visit the tranquil Chinese Garden of Friendship next door. You can also catch a show at the historic Capitol Theatre or join the festivities during Lunar New Year.

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For a fun and educational day out, head to the Powerhouse Museum (also known as Powerhouse Ultimo), a contemporary museum that showcases the wonders of art, science, innovation and design. You’ll find more than 500,000 items on display, ranging from steam engines and space rockets to fashion and furniture. You can also enjoy interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, workshops and talks.

The Powerhouse Museum is located in Ultimo, a vibrant and multicultural neighbourhood that is close to Darling Square, Chinatown and Central Station. The museum is open daily from 10am to 5pm, with extended hours on Thursdays until 9pm. Entry is free for everyone – no bookings or tickets required!

Whether you’re interested in history, technology, culture or art, you’ll find something to inspire you at the Powerhouse Museum.

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