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Central Park

This shopping centre is part of a larger complex that includes parklands and apartments. There is a wide selection of unique fashion and homeware stores along with general retail and a supermarket. Central Park is also great for its wide range of food and dining options, from cafes to restaurants. If you visit, be sure to check out their website for events that include workshops, art galleries, local markets and the BYO Cinema.

Address: 28 Broadway
Hours: 10AM-8PM
Website: centralparksydney.com (opens in a new tab)

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