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Location
Originally a prestigious address where the wealthy built their villas, such as Elizabeth Bay House, Kings Cross later became the haunt of bohemian artists and writers and a ‘rest and recreation’ destination for servicemen. Today, ‘The Cross’, along with neighbouring Potts Point and Elizabeth Bay, is Australia’s most densely populated district – a famous nightlife and dining area and a magnet for tourists and locals. Down the hill, the once working-class area of Woolloomooloo contains delightful terrace houses and the Finger Wharf, now transformed into a glamorous hotel, dining and apartment complex.
Parks
Fitzroy Gardens
Macleay Street
Kings Cross NSW 2011
The perfect place to sit and watch the world go by, Fitzroy Gardens is nestled in the heart of energetic Kings Cross. Highlights of the park include the El Alamein Fountain and a Sunday market.
Fitness / Health
BAYSWATER FITNESS
9356 2555
33 BAYSWATER ROAD, KINGS CROSS 2011
GINSENG BATHHOUSE
9368 0818
THE CREST HOTEL, LEVEL 1 111 DARLINGHURST ROAD, KINGS CROSS 2011
GINSENG BATHHOUSE
9368 0818
THE CREST HOTEL, LEVEL 1 111 DARLINGHURST ROAD, KINGS CROSS 2011
KINGS CROSS HEALTH FOODS
9358 6129
238 WILLIAM STREET, KINGS CROSS 2011
MOOJIGAE HEALTH FOOD
9368 0343
111 DARLINGHURST ROAD, KINGS CROSS 2011
Restaurants
Bar Me
154 Brougham Street Kings Cross, NSW
Phone: (02) 9368 0894
Baron’s Restaurant
5 Roslyn Street Kings Cross, NSW
Phone: (02) 9358 6131
Bayswater Brasserie
32 Bayswater Road Kings Cross, NSW
Phone: (02) 9357 2177
Brown Rice Haradokei
58A Bayswater Road Kings Cross, NSW
hone: (02) 9360 2342
International Restaurant-Bar
Level 14 227 Victoria Street Kings Cross, NSW
Phone: (02) 9360 9080
Entertainment
Museums, Galleries & Attractions
• Artspace
• Elizabeth Bay House (HHT)
• Garden Island
• The Ginseng Bathhouse
• Sydney Jewish Museum
Movies
The closest cinemas are:
• Palace Academy Cinemas
• Palace Verona Cinemas
Web: www.palacecinemas.com.au
Theatres and performance venues
• Darlinghurst Theatre
• SBW Stables Theatre
Shopping
The best shopping strip is Macleay Street, Potts Point, the location of delis and food stores, clothing boutiques, homeware shops and a major supermarket. There are several good bookshops in the area, and Elizabeth Bay Road offers a delicatessen, upmarket boutique and bottle shop. Other supermarkets and convenience stores are located in Kings Cross and Woolloomoolloo, and don’t forget the local Sunday market, held in Fitzroy Gardens – a great place to find new age items, second-hand goods, books and crafts.