Shopping & dining
Anzac Parade brings together a vibrant restaurant scene, cafés, takeaway favourites, small supermarkets and local services. Dinner and the everyday essentials can be part of the same trip.
Browse the local guideKingsford, Sydney
Kingsford’s shops, dining and light rail are within walking reach. Mason’s front door sits on a residential street off Anzac Parade, set back from the tram corridor.
Find Mason on the mapKingsford NSW 2032
Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs
02 / Transport
The L3 connects Kingsford with UNSW Anzac Parade, Moore Park and Central, then continues along George Street to Circular Quay. Central provides connections to the wider rail network.
Kingsford → Circular Quay
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View the L3 route03 / Daily life
04 / Parks & coast
Kensington Park offers mature trees, sporting fields and a playground. Paine Reserve adds another local option for play, sport and a designated dog exercise area.
Head to Centennial Park for walking, cycling and picnics, or plan a day at Coogee Beach, the Coastal Walkway and ocean pools. These are wider-area outings from Kingsford.
Discover Coogee05 / Get to know the area
The L3 line, from Kingsford to Circular Quay via UNSW, Moore Park and Central.
A vibrant mix of restaurants, cafés and takeaway favourites along Anzac Parade.
UNSW’s main campus, with the L3 stopping at UNSW Anzac Parade.
Hospitals, medical research and university facilities in the neighbouring precinct.
Mature trees, sporting fields, a basketball hoop and a playground.
A playground, sports field and designated dog exercise area.
Beach days, ocean pools and the Eastern Beaches Coastal Walkway.
Reach the Sydney CBD on the L3, with stops at Town Hall, QVB, Wynyard and Circular Quay.
Mason Kingsford
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