NEW&YORK.


ROMANCE&RENEWAL.

York Street has that certain romance that comes from its blend of the historic, the modern, the hip and the majestic.

A fusion of past and present. A dialogue between heritage and heroic modern architecture. On York Street, York&George engages in a fluid conversation between the romance of yesteryear and the promise of tomorrow.

Flanked by two beautifully restored heritage buildings, Carlton House and Spiden House, the elegant tower is sensitively knitted into York Street’s prized historic streetscape.

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Big City&Small Bars.

Located in the heart of sydney’s burgeoning small bar and cafe scene, york&george has at its feet an eclectic mix of venues. many are real neighbourhood gems awaiting discovery.

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atelier de velo
156 Clarence Street
Cyclists and caffeine addicts alike can pedal in to Atelier de Velo, a one-stop shop for coffee and bike enthusiasts. Part bike shop, part espresso bar, it’s a place to stock up on cycling paraphernalia while indulging in a post-ride macchiato.
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The Barber Shop
89 York Street (Opposite York&George)
Just across the street from York&George, The Barber Shop is a classic barber shop at the front with a bar out back. The well-groomed Barber Shop crew dish out style cuts and cocktails with aplomb. For a touch of modern nostalgia, try a hot towel shave and a splash of The Barber Shop’s self-made gin cologne.
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Grandma's
275 Clarence Street
For a taste of Manhattan’s East Village, make your way to Grandma’s Bar where comfy vintage sofas are paired up with grown-up dry Martini and very cool background tunes. Tucked away beneath a guitar shop, Grandma’s is a great small bar serving up refreshingly modern cocktails.

Life&Style.


FEEL YOUR PULSE.
YOU’RE LIVING IN THE HEART OF THE CITY.

Stretching from Central to Sydney Harbour, George Street is a hub of urban energy. By night and by day, the life of the city knocks on your door and calls you out to play.

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Westfield Sydney
Market and Pitt St
Sydney’s State Theatre is a monument to another age and has long been an integral part of the social and cultural fabric of Sydney. Check out the cut-crystal chandelier. Weighing in at over four tonnes, it’s the second largest on earth.
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State Theatre
49 Market St
Sydney’s State Theatre is a monument to another age and has long been an integral part of the social and cultural fabric of Sydney. Check out the cut-crystal chandelier. Weighing in at over four tonnes, it’s the second largest on earth.
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sydney theatre co.
4 Hickson Rd
The premier theatre company in Australia, where the likes of Hugo Weaving, Miranda Otto and former artistic director Cate Blanchett regularly tread the boards. The Sydney Theatre Company also makes a point of bringing renowned overseas talent and stars to Australian audiences.
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Palmer & Co.
Abercrombie Lane
This popular subterranean hideaway exudes elegance and nostalgic charm. Settle in to one of the low-slung tables or take a seat at the bar as dapper bartenders and flapper-inspired cocktail waitresses serve fortifying liquids and tonics in the sepia toned prohibition-styled bar.
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Chinatown
Southern CBD
Looking for a change of pace – and culture? Follow your nose and stroll to Chinatown. Capturing all the colour and excitement of Asian street life, Chinatown presents a modern microcosm of Asian flavours, Oriental galleries, tea merchants, dumpling houses, neon-lit food halls and bustling night markets.
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Felix
Ash Street Laneway
Nestled into a stylish laneway, this elegant bistro’s classic French fare is perfectly matched by an extensive wine list. An homage to the traditional Parisian brassiere, diners will be charmed by its authentic Parisian subway tiles, imported French chandeliers, beautiful pewter bar and slick, long apron-clad waiters.
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Cockle Bay
The CBD side of Darling Harbour
Cockle Bay’s stylish waterfront offers a roll call of upmarket restaurants and al fresco dining. It’s a beautiful spot to settle in alongside the harbour and enjoy some of the best seafood menus in town. Throughout the year, Cockle Bay plays host to some of Sydney’s biggest celebrations and spectacular fireworks displays.
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Fashion Forward.

Certainly, for prestige retail, the York&George precinct is second to none.

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Georgio Armani
4 Martin Place
The Armani name is synonymous with high-end fashion. The originator of casual chic, Armani’s expertly tailored clothes and accessories are renowned for their timeless simplicity and elegance.
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Louis Vuitton
365 George Street
A few doors up from York&George is Louis Vuitton’s landmark George Street Maison. From its wonderfully restored 1858 façade to its luxurious marble interiors, this multi-level emporium is a repository of all things beautiful. Here, customers can even design their own made-to-measure Louis Vuitton bag.
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Bulgari
64-68 Castlereagh Street
The Bulgari brand has long been a byword for glamour. Beloved by screen sirens Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn and Sophia Loren, the allure of Bulgari remains a favourite of many of today’s celebrities.
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The Strand Arcade
412 - 414 George Street
The Strand Arcade is a majestic beauty in the middle of the CBD bustle. An epicentre of style and design, it is the only remaining original Victorian arcade in Sydney. It houses a unique mix of Australian designer fashion and specialty stores.
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Apple Sydney
367 George Street
One door down from York&George is the gleaming, futuristic Apple Store, a repository of every Apple product you could ever want or need. Inspired by the iconic glass pyramid at the Louvre in Paris, the three-level store features a glass box façade and glass staircase.
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Prada
Westfield Sydney
Milan’s Miuccia Prada is celebrated as the high priestess of fashion. Her covetable collection of frocks, handbags and shoes make her latest Sydney boutique a must-visit. Stocked with a full suite of ready-to-wear outfits and accessories, Prada’s Australian flagship store is two levels of utter bliss.
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