Piccadilly shopping centre, in Sydney city is part of the Stockland Group, who are committed to eco-friendly developments, and provide sophisticated alternatives for shopping and living. Piccadilly is located near the exclusive Sydney Hilton Hotel, and provides for international visitors just like it does for local office workers.
Piccadilly provides the same style of shopping experiences as other inner-Sydney retail complexes, as it intertwines the familiar mainstream brands with more exclusive and upmarket boutiques. Whatever you are seeking to purchase, expect style, sophistication and exceptional service, as the standards of the local clientele are exceptionally high.
The big difference between Piccadilly and other nearby complexes is the attention to sustainability. While you may not notice these efforts while shopping in the building, retailers should certainly appreciate that a commercial building could consider a bigger global picture, and strive towards on-going preservation of community interests. They manage to integrate these philosophies with a shopping experience that is still luxurious and in tune with contemporary corporate needs.
Piccadilly shopping centre also includes a corporate childcare centre with a progressive design and program, including toys and learning materials that have been thoroughly researched for their sustainability, in both environmental and social forms. Most of the resources are made from natural materials, and provide an extreme contrast to the plastic and sterile environments of most inner-city childcare centres. The children in this one, also have the rare opportunity of playing underneath and gazing through skylights that look up to the famous, and very tall Centrepoint Tower.
Visitors can access the central location of Piccadilly, from the Pitt Street Mall or Town Hall areas. Buses run along George and Castlereagh Streets and nearby train stations include
Town Hall and Museum. Piccadilly is an arcade-style shopping centre, and you can easily wander through there on your way to another destination, or pop in for a quick meal or quality coffee in one of the many
Sydney cafes.