Paddington, Administrative division in Eastern Sydney, Australia
Paddington is a suburb in Eastern Sydney spanning two local government areas and divided by Oxford Street. The area is characterized by Victorian terraced houses, art galleries, and various local shops along its streets.
The area received its first land grants in the 1820s, leading to the establishment of Victoria Barracks. This military building shaped development and contributed to settlement growth in the following decades.
The neighborhood is known for its Victorian terraced houses and lively art scene displayed in galleries and weekly markets. The streets feature cobblestone paths and colorful facades where local artists and designers sell their work.
The neighborhood has good bus connections to central Sydney, while Edgecliff railway station serves the northern parts. Visitors can find various parking options along Oxford Street and can easily explore the area on foot.
Juniper Hall, built in the 1820s, is the oldest standing building in the area and displays early architectural history. The heritage-listed house offers insights into life during early settlement and is accessible to visitors.
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