Shopping in Sydney City

Immersed in the culture of Sydney, the QVB delivers old world tradition with a stylish edge that makes the shopping experience unforgettable. One of Sydney’s most valued heritage landmarks, the QVB is renowned for its mix of iconic local and international brands which include Country Road, Oroton, Bally, Salvatore Ferragamo and Coach as well as the newly opened Victoria’s Secret and UGG stores, and much-loved patisserie Adriano Zumbo. From delightful cafes to curious collectables and unique gifts for little ones, discover the unrivalled splendour of this iconic building that is now and forever in style. More

Explore any time. Different every time. Experience World Square in your time.  World Square truly is the beating heart of the CBD. With over 25 million visitors each year, the Square is just a short stroll from Town Hall station, China Town district and other major attractions. Spanning three levels of an entire city block World Square offers freshly prepared food, a unique selection of fashion, homewares, lifestyle shopping and services spanning across 90 specialty retailers! You will find no better place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city than in our open air Square, famous for its variety of dynamic activations such as ‘Cinema in the Square’ and ‘Craft Beer Week’. You’ll be spoilt for choice with a variety of dining options, be it Asian cuisine from the famous Din Tai Fung and Taste of Shanghai, authentic Mexican at Guzman y Gomez or sumptuous burgers at Grill’d, just to name a few. After you’ve eaten your fill it’s time to shop! Find your favourites such as Cue, Calvin Klein, Marcs, Coles, JB Hi-Fi, Priceline Pharmacy, Miracle Asian Supermarket and much more!  Come look at how much more World Square has to offer at our Facebook and Instagram pages: https://www.facebook.com/WorldSquare/ https://www.instagram.com/worldsquare/ More

Enjoy one of Sydney's most beautiful shopping experiences. Boasting International and Australian fashion designers, fabulous gift and beauty stores, cafes, food court, restaurants and an extensive selection of services. Chifley Plaza presents a myriad of delicious food offers and fine dining facilities. The Chifley Plaza foodcourt and cosmopolitan cafes offer an extensive menu which extends from early breakfast to the late afternoon business meeting. Award winning Azuma Japanese Restaurant provides the perfect setting for business lunches and fine evening dining Monday through to Saturday. Chifley Plaza is open Monday through to Saturday and is conveniently located a short walk from train, bus and the ferry. Come enjoy a truly unique shopping experience. More

For unique EOFY & Christmas parties, fun team-building, corporate functions, fundraising, media events or receptions, birthdays to bar mitzvahs, bucks & hens parties or a family fun day with a difference, it's party to the max at Kingpin Bowling - Darling Harbour Sydney! Don't forget to ask about our spectacular harbour view room - sit back and enjoy a cocktail whilst overlooking the harbour. Kingpin also offers exclusive venue hire with a combined venue capacity of 500 guests. More

Glasshouse is a unique shopping centre located on Pitt Street Mall. At Glasshouse, our leading brands are mixed with individual owner-operated stores, creating an urban marketplace environment unlike any other in the city. So, get off the beaten path and come discover something special at Glasshouse. Get set to discover a world of distinct and interesting products. Cosmopolitan flavours, international designers, flea market stores, individual service and indulgence are all here in the Glasshouse. Glasshouse shopping celebrates the unusual, unique and whimsical. Our stores and services are overflowing in product guaranteed to tempt the curious you. Glasshouse shopping centre is a city shopping sanctuary. Our international brands sit alongside individual boutique stores to create a wonderful, engaging and stress-free shopping experience. More

Merivale is located on George Street in the heart of Sydney, New South Wales More

Stockland Piccadilly in Sydney's CBD, offering 41 stores, is a relaxing place to shop with adjoining thoroughfare to David Jones. Our CBD work force enjoy the spacious, light filled food court or award-winning Yum Cha at The Palace Chinese. More

When The Strand opened in 1892, it was the fifth and last of the arcades built in Victorian Sydney. Today, it is the only one remaining in its original form. When English architect, John Spencer unveiled his plans for the arcade in the mid-1880s he received a standing ovation. The plans were ambitious. The arcade was to be 340 feet long, and three stories high, running between Pitt and George Streets. Magnificent cedar staircases at each end of the arcade led to the second and third floor galleries which were linked by a central bridge. The arcade was one of the first Victorian buildings in Sydney designed to take into account the harsh Australian climate. The roof was to be made of glass, specially tinted to reduce glare, and the access gallery of the top floor was projected to shade the lower levels. More

Built between 1837 and 1845, for the Governor of New South Wales, Government House was the most sophisticated Gothic Revival building in the colony. The ground floor State Rooms include the dining room, drawing room and ballroom. These contain an outstanding collection of nineteenth and twentieth century furnishings and decoration that reflect changing styles and the differing tastes of the Governors and their wives. The first floor includes State Apartments that were used by the Governor, visiting members of the Royal Family and other Heads of State. The house is sited in an important historic garden with exotic trees, shrubs, carriage ways, paths and terraces overlooking Sydney Harbour. Government House is subject to closure during state functions, please check their website for further information. More

Parliament House is open weekdays to allow people to see the workings of government in the beautiful heritage chambers. When the Parliament sits, public access to the Chambers is restricted to the Visitors' Galleries. It is advisable to book in advance for Question Time in the Legislative Assembly. To determine which days have been proclaimed Sitting Days, see the Sitting Days Calendar on the Parliament website. On non-sitting days when the Chambers are not in use, you may also visit inside both Chambers. Parliament House is of exceptional historical and social value. It has played a key role in the history of Australia from an early symbol of colonial government and civil improvement to its long tenure as NSW Parliament House. More

You'll find a blend of Sydney's best at The Rocks: traditional handicrafts with cutting edge design, a classic French patisserie, the oldest pub in the country, panoramic harbour views and narrow sandstone-paved alleys. And a wonderful way to experience this ever-evolving district is to set aside a day (or two) and go shopping! You'll find most stores on George, Playfair and Argyle Streets, although there are plenty out-of-the-way gems. For an iconic Australian purchase try Done Art and Design, Opal Fields for Australian jewellery, or the sheepskin shops for all manner of things made from Australian wool. More

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Ihnen Atelier jewellery (formerly Studio 20/17 Atelier) is located in the heart of Sydney's CBD at Gaffa Arcade, Ground Floor, 4/281 Clarence street. Melanie works at the bench in this intimate creative space, specialising in limited edition collections, bespoke commissions and commitment, wedding and engagement rings. Ihnen Atelier jewellery represents a meticulously curated selection of emerging and established Australian contemporary jewellers. See our Artist page for our current stable of jewellery artists. Open Monday to Friday 10am – 5 pm and till 6pm on Thursday. Please contact us for an appointment outside of these times. More

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