The Lord Nelson Sydney

Kent and Argyle Streets, The Rocks Sydney , New South Wales, Australia
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    Attraction Type:

    Bar/club, Landmark/point of interest

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    Walking Tours

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    Free breakfast in this hostel. Nothing special - just cornflakes and toast, but it is free. You have to pay a deposit for a mug here, so I paid and was able to make myself a coffee, also free. After breakfast, I planned out my day.

    American Pie was just starting when I went downstairs after getting ready, so I watched some of that, then …

Related BlogsThe Lord Nelson Sydney

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    Quality time with family and friends in Sydney

    7 photos

    ... of claim to fame, all clustered around the oldest part of town called The Rocks, where the first settlements were located. There´s the Lord Nelson (which brews its own beer, very good), the Hero of Waterloo and the Fortune of War... all claim to be ...

  • 2

    Walks of Sydney Part 1 - Manly to the Spit

    ... to do to help preserve what is left. Following the walk we caught a bus back to the Rocks and went for a drink in the Lord Nelson, so I could introduce the Canadian girl to English Pints. My favourite bar in the historic Rocks area yet. The locally ...

  • 3

    Sydney - end of week 1

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    ... went on our traditional pastime, brewpub hunting or indeed good beer hunting. Found 2 excellent ones, the Australian Hotel and the Lord Nelson. Tuesday we thought we had better do something proper so we got on a ferry and did a harbour cruise in the ...

  • 4

    Soaking up the Sydney sun

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    ... stages on his path to enlightenment. But backing up, four days ago we jumped from Hervey Bay to Sydney. We had made arrangements to stay at the Lord Nelson pub and brewery. We'd heard the rooms were simple but comfortable, with a great location. ...

  • 5

    Sydney

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    ... visiting the Opera House, hitting the weekend market at The Rocks, having a pint of 3-Sheets at Sydney's oldest pub, The Lord Nelson with Rupert or heading over the Sydney Harbour Bridge to visit Tim and Shona, the ice-cold refreshments, ...

  • 6

    Sydney

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    ... be a good place to watch the fireworks on NYE. We were tired and hungry by then so it was about time for a pint. The Lord Nelson was nearby with 6 ales brewed on the premises, we tried them all as we went back NYE between 9pm fireworks and midnight. ...

  • 7

    Sydney On The Rocks

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    ... Nelson Brewery Hotel located in "The Rocks" district, adjacent to Circular Quay, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.  The Lord Nelson is a sandstone building (like many of the buildings peppered around The Rocks) that was built in ...

  • 8

    Sydney

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    ... nbsp;  London and Sydney seemed all the more entwined when we met with friends from London  (Najette and John) in the lord Nelson, the oldest and most English pub in town.  This is our last stop in Australia and we are off to ...

  • 9

    Terrigal to Sydney

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    ... on. The hotel sits just under the Bridge. Just perfect. We’re delighted!  In the evening we went back to the same pub, The Lord Nelson, for their Monday night special, pie, mash and mushy peas for $7, which is just over £3.50, and of course ...

  • 10

    A dozen oysters and a Slurpee please...

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    ... realized, it felt like we picked up right where we had left off…just now on the other side of the world. We went to the Lord Nelson pub, which is one of the original pubs in Sydney. An old place serving English style ales, the pub was a lot of fun. ...