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Paddington is an upscale Eastern Suburb of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Located 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) east of the Sydney central business district, Paddington lies across two local government areas. The portion south of Oxford Street lies within the City of Sydney, while the portion north of Oxford Street lies within the ...
- 1.5 km² (0.6 sq mi)
- 2021
- 68 m (223 ft)
- 12,701 (SAL 2021)
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At the heart of Paddington is ‘the Intersection’, a high street retail precinct with a village feel where Oxford Street and Glenmore Road meet. The area first began to emerge as a destination for local and international fashion in the 1960s – before this, it was largely regarded as a working-class suburb. By the ’90s, the Paddington end of Oxford S...
Husband and wife Joe and Rose Cipri have lived in Paddington for 20 odd years, and Joe and his brothers, Carmelo and Anthony, opened their first restaurant in Paddington ten years ago after three decades in the restaurant business. So what drew them to Sydney’s east? “For me, it's the community,” says Joe. “I feel like it's a friendly, lively, well...
Busses running from Central serve Paddington well; the 440 from Eddy Avenue will get you to Paddington Town Hall in 10 minutes, and the 389 line between Bondi Junction and Pyrmont has six stops in Paddington. From Central Station, you can take the T4 line towards Bondi Junction and get off the train at Edgecliff Station (5 minutes), from there the ...
Sandwiched in the middle of Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, Paddington is just three kilometres east of the Sydney CBD. Follow Oxford Street to the west and you’ll hit Darlinghurst, with the city’s epicenter of gay bars and nightlife; follow Oxford Street in the opposite direction past Centennial Park and Woollhara and you’ll reach Bondi with its refined...
You can easily while away a day in Paddington, admiring the architecture of the terraced streets and popping into shops and cafés. But if you can only pick one day for it, go there on a Saturday and check out the Paddington Markets(395 Oxford St), which takes over the grounds of Paddington Uniting Church and the neighbouring public school with more...
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Paddington serves up a delicious range of restaurants and cafes. Get your caffeine and brunch fix at Morris, Paddington Alimentari, Barbetta or Infinite Bakery. Buon Ricordo is a fine-dining Italian restaurant that's been a local favourite for over 30 years. For a farm-to-table experience, visit Fred’s or enjoy expertly-prepared sustainable ...
12. Visit Paddington Markets. Open on Saturday between 10-4, this market in the grounds of the local church is the main tourist draw in Paddington. It’s a mix of secondhand and new goods and you’ll be able to pick up clothes, jewellery, soaps, food and other goodies and souvenirs.
The 32m Town Hall clock tower dominates the Paddington skyline. Sir Henry Parkes laid the foundation stone of this beautiful Victorian building in 1890. Here, besides the Town Hall, you will also find the Palace Chauvel cinema, a library and a local radio station (FM 89.7).
Discover Paddington's unique businesses, cafes, shops, pubs and restaurants in Sydney's Inner East. Giving you plenty of reasons to #visitpaddington
Paddington is a fashionable suburb of Sydney renowned for its Federation-style terraced housing. Bustling Oxford Street contrasts with the leafy calm of the rest of the suburb where you’ll discover houses with “iron lace” – Paddington’s trademark architectural feature. Paddington has many art galleries and Australian designer ...
