Millers Point

Millers Point

Millers Point is a historic and charming harborside suburb in Sydney, located just west of The Rocks and north of Barangaroo. Known for its rich maritime history and heritage-listed buildings, the area has a distinct 19th-century atmosphere, with terraced houses, cobblestone streets, and a number of old pubs that reflect its colonial past.

Originally established as a working-class neighborhood for dockworkers and sailors, Millers Point has transformed over time into a highly sought-after area. The suburb offers breathtaking views of Sydney Harbour and is adjacent to major landmarks like the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, and Barangaroo Reserve.

The historic vibe of Millers Point is preserved through sites like the Garrison Church, the Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel (Sydney’s oldest pub brewery), and numerous preserved sandstone buildings.

It’s a perfect spot for those interested in Sydney’s history or anyone looking to take a scenic walk along the harbor foreshore, with its proximity to Walsh Bay and the Sydney Theatre Company adding a cultural touch. The blend of heritage and modern waterfront developments makes Millers Point a unique area to explore.