Chinatown Sydney Australia 21.04.2023
Sydney’s Chinatown has been around since the 1920s, changing locations a few times before landing in the central location it’s at today. Chinatown’s humble beginnings started in The Rocks Precinct, where the first cluster of Chinese immigrants stopped for supplies before heading to the goldfields in the 1850s. The next major migration of Chinatown stretches down to Haymarket as this is where the fruit and vegetable markets were located. This area is now the heart of Chinatown though its borderlines do extend from the Rocks through to Haymarket and Darling Harbour.
Chinatown is located in the city centre next to Haymarket and Darling Harbour and is open every day of the year. It is also been named Australia’s biggest Chinatown. Filled with hundreds of stalls, thousands of people, and plenty of food, this is a must-stop in your travels to Sydney. Chinatown is the home to many international residents and prides itself on its diverse population. Chinese is not the only cuisine you’ll find here. There are hundreds of nearby shops, cafes, and restaurants that serve up all cuisines like Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, and Vietnamese.
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