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Jacqui Stanton
District Coordinator
North Sydney Council acknowledges the Cammeraygal People as the Traditional Custodians of our local area.
A micro-city by design, North Sydney CBD offers a unique “social business district” with an outlook matched only by its views.
Lush green parkland and picturesque blue harbourfront are the perfect frame for the future capital of the Northern suburbs as it emerges as a hub of evening and weekend activity surrounded by leafy surbuban community neighbourhoods.
With the opening of the Sydney Metro, Victoria Cross Station and Miller Place will be the new civic hearts of the area, boasting a growing number of hospitality and retail openings and offerings including outposts of cult Sydney favourites and unique, globally-minded eateries.
Antica | Bar Lettera | Dopa | Firehouse Hotel | Four Hundred | Genzo | Glorietta | Green Moustache | The Greenwood Hotel | Koji Grill & Dumplings | Mary's | Poetica | RAFI | Rag & Famish | Sakura | Sol Bread & Wine | Soluna | Torotoro Ramen | Victoria Cross
Location
This District sits within Union St, McLaren St, Edward St and Arthur St in North Sydney.
Opportunities
Statistics
bars and restaurants
pubs and hotels
minutes from CBD on Metro
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We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.
