27/12 Sydney’s Bohemian Center

In the Potts Point district of Sydney, gorgeous Art Deco apartment buildings and Victorian terrace houses sit amid new restaurants and cafes where hipsters and celebrities mingle.
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Becker Minty sells upscale clothing and accessories.
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Another brand that has a strong presence in the neighborhood is Fratelli Fresh, where you can shop for everything from fresh passion fruit to two dozen types of house-made pasta.
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Diners at Fratelli Paradiso.
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A fountain at the top of Macleay Street, the main artery of Potts Point.
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Grandiflora specializes in exotic flowers.
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The latest addition to the local dining scene is No. 9, a popular breakfast and lunch spot that has the feel of a classical French library.
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The Champagne bar Velluto attracts the fashion set in the evening. Order a flute of vintage Krug alongside a plate of tasty French and Australian cheeses.
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