Double Bay

Welcome to Double Bay, a suburb that has long been synonymous with wealth, fashion, and an unapologetically upscale lifestyle. Often referred to as 'Little Europe' or the 'Paris End' of Sydney, Double Bay is a place where the…

A short walk from the ferry wharf leads us to the Murray Rose Pool, formerly known as Redleaf Pool. This is one of Sydney’s most iconic harbourside swimming spots, featuring a large, shark-netted enclosure that extends about 100…

Heading inland from the water, we find ourselves in the heart of Double Bay’s dining scene, specifically the area known to locals as 'Restaurant Alley.' This is where the suburb’s European influence is most palpable. You will…

Across the road from the formal dining of Restaurant Alley stands the Royal Oak Hotel, a historic pub that has been a cornerstone of Double Bay social life since the 19th century. While it has been modernized, it retains the…

We now turn our attention to the intersection of Knox and Cross Streets, the undisputed epicenter of fashion in Double Bay. This is where you will find the highest concentration of international designer boutiques, luxury…

As we move toward the edge of the village, we reach New South Head Road, the grand boulevard that connects the city to the eastern headlands. This is the main arterial road of the Eastern Suburbs, and it serves as a showcase for…

Our final specific stop is Steyne Park, a large green expanse that meets the water's edge near the wharf. This park is the 'backyard' of Double Bay, providing a space for dogs to run, children to play, and residents to enjoy the…

As our journey through Double Bay concludes, we find ourselves reflecting on the unique blend of luxury, community, and maritime beauty that defines this suburb. We have walked through the 'Paris End' of Sydney, sampled the…