Chippendale

Chippendale is an urban district adjacent to Sydney's central business area combining residential spaces, commercial buildings, art galleries, and dining venues across distinct zones. The neighborhood features both heritage structures and contemporary developments arranged around its eastern and western sections.

The area began as an approximately 95-acre estate granted to William Chippendale in the early 1800s, which subsequently changed hands multiple times through the nineteenth century. This transformation from private land to urban settlement reshaped the area into a mixed-use neighborhood over several decades.

The White Rabbit Gallery occupies a former Rolls-Royce factory, hosting rotating exhibitions of contemporary Chinese art with a traditional teahouse serving dumplings attached to the space. This creative venue attracts artists, collectors, and diners who gather to experience both art and food in a converted industrial setting.

The neighborhood is accessible via Central Station or by taking a bus from Broadway in about 15 minutes, with regular connections to major Sydney areas. Visitors can expect well-maintained sidewalks and good pedestrian access, particularly in the commercial and gallery zones.

One Central Park features one of the world's tallest living plant walls spanning multiple stories with hanging gardens integrated throughout its design. This modern structure uses extensive greenery as a fundamental design element, creating a striking green presence within the urban surroundings.

Location: Council of the City of Sydney

GPS coordinates: -33.88633,151.19982

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:25