King Street Gallery

Darlinghurst, Australia

5

1 review

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Telephone:
+61 2 9360 9727
Website:
www.kingstreetgallery.com.au
Address:
G01/ 177 Williams St, Darlinghurst, New South Wales, 2010
Darlinghurst
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
760 ftKings Cross
0.2 miKellett Street
0.6 miSydney, Elizabeth Street nr Bathurst Street
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Local time (Darlinghurst) 15:46 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

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1 review of King Street Gallery

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Place rating: 5
Sydney, Australia
The King Street gallery is loved by many budding artists in Australia and around the world. The modern premises attract many artists and visitors. There are a range of art styles displayed and the large glass windows are inviting and give you a sneak peak of what is inside. As the gallery is situated on the main road in Kings Cross (near the large Coca Cola billboard), drivers can get a glimpse at the wonderful art. The guides and assistants at the gallery are very friendly and are not pretentious or intimidating. There is plenty of parking available– a rare treat in the city these days! The exhibitions are well put together and there is plenty of space to walk. Unfortunately, the museum is closed on Sunday and Monday, which is hugely inconvenient for those who enjoy art viewing on a Sunday afternoon.