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A. Westfield Sydney
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B. Queen Victoria Building
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C. Macchiato Wood Fire Pizza and Coffee Roasters
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D. World Square
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E. Darling Square
Darling Square
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Westfield Sydney
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👗 Fashion
🏙️ City
💸 Shopping
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You’re standing in the heart of the CBD, where fashion, food, and architecture come together.\n\nWestfield is more than just a shopping centre. It stretches across multiple levels and connects directly to Pitt Street Mall, one of the busiest pedestrian zones in Australia. From international luxury brands to homegrown Aussie designers, this place offers a mix of high-end and high street that caters to every kind of shopper.\n\nLook up and around. The sleek glass design is part of a major redevelopment completed in 2012. It was designed to blend the traditional layout of the city with contemporary style. Just next door is the Sydney Tower Eye, the tallest structure in the city. If you're in the mood for a panoramic view, that's where you'll want to head.\n\nBeyond shopping, Westfield is known for its food. Head to the upper levels and you’ll find a huge variety of options, from quick bites to sit-down meals. 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Westfield Sydney
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B. Queen Victoria Building
Queen Victoria Building
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C. Macchiato Wood Fire Pizza and Coffee Roasters
Macchiato Wood Fire Pizza and Coffee Roasters
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D. World Square
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E. Darling Square
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