The Australian Heritage Hotel

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(02) 9247 2229

Address

100 Cumberland Street,
The Rocks

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Opening Hours

12 noon - late daily

A quaint pub with famous Australian emu, kangaroo and crocodile pizzas.

Renowned for its quaint, heritage charm, the Australian Heritage Hotel (est. 1914) holds the longest running hotel license in Sydney. No wonder it’s such a loved place.

As well as being one of the most unique places to stay in The Rocks, there’s also a uniquely Australian menu.

With a passion for craft beers and renowned gourmet pizzas, crowd favourites are the Coat of Arms Pizza, made with emu and kangaroo, and the Saltwater Crocodile Pizza.

What's on at The Australian Heritage Hotel

Jan

11am-12am

Australian Summer Long Weekend

Join The Aussie for a true Australian Summer Long Weekend! Think DJ tunes, a classic sausage sizzle and $10 Freshie Hazy Pints all weekend long.

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Feb

Doors open 9:30am

Super Bowl Live & Loud at The Aussie

Round up your mates, claim your spot early and get ready for the biggest game on the year!

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Australian Hotel - 100 Cumberland Street, The Rocks

The current Australian Hotel is the third building in The Rocks to bear that name the first one was constructed down near the Museum of Contemporary Art by Circular Quay in 1824.

In 1889 it moved to the Cumberland Street Dig site, now the Sydney Harbour Youth Hostel, were it stood form 1889 until it was demolished in 1914. In that year a new Australian Hotel was built in its current location. Today it is one of the most complete examples of a hotel from that period with a bar that wraps around the corner from Gloucester Street to Cumberland Street on two levels. Original pressed metal ceilings can be seen on the inside and many original features survive. On Gloucester Street near the corner of Cumberland Street there is a plaque to John William Manners who was murdered at the Australian Hotel on 8 June 1956. His murderer was believed to be George Joseph Hackett who shot Manners from the opposite side of the road. Although there were many eye witnesses to the murder few were willing to come forward and give evidence in court and so Hackett was not convicted of Manners’ murder. The motive for the murder is still unknown.

The Australian Heritage Hotel

A quaint pub with famous Australian emu, kangaroo and crocodile pizzas.

What's on at The Australian Heritage Hotel

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Australian Hotel - 100 Cumberland Street, The Rocks