First Nations name for the area Bulleke-bek (flat country with scattered trees)
Time there Half/full day
Time to visit 10 am onwards
Getting around Walk or tram number 19
Getting there Train to Jewell, Brunswick, Anstey, or Coburg Station, or Tram number 19

Sydney Road is Melbourne's longest continuous shopping strip. The gold rush in the 1850s caused the street to flourish as many set up shops to supply miners on their trek north to the gold fields. This development built new hotels that still pour beers today. Now, Sydney Road is full of culture, with many places to eat, drink, shop, and see live music.

 
Green Refectory

Bulleke-bek | 115 Sydney Rd, Brunswick

Goodbyes

Bulleke-bek | 127 Sydney Rd, Brunswick

Union Hotel

Bulleke-bek | 109 Union St, Brunswick

Howler

Bulleke-bek | 7-11 Dawson St, Brunswick

K&H Hot Bread Bakery

Bulleke-bek | 397 Sydney Rd, Brunswick

Savers

Bulleke-bek | 330 Sydney Rd, Brunswick

Bulleke-bek | 528A Sydney Rd, Brunswick

Dejour Jeans

Bulleke-bek | 542 Sydney Rd, Brunswick

A1 Lebanese Bakery

Bulleke-bek | 643-645 Sydney Rd, Brunswick

Half Moon Cafe

Bulleke-bek | 13 Victoria St, Coburg

Tabet's Bakery

Bulleke-bek | 607 Sydney Rd, Brunswick & 395 Sydney Rd, Coburg

Schoolhouse Studios

Bulleke-bek | 28 Victoria St, Coburg

Knafeh Nabulseyeh

Bulleke-bek | 442 Sydney Rd, Coburg