December 8, 2024

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Accessing Nicholas Street Precinct | Ipswich's New Entertainment Precinct

Can you drive down Nicholas St. Ipswich? Sure can!

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Nicholas Street in Ipswich has undergone a remarkable transformation, emerging as a vibrant hub for dining, entertainment, and culture. While direct vehicular access along Nicholas Street is restricted to enhance pedestrian safety and create a more inviting atmosphere, visitors can conveniently access the precinct via nearby parking facilities and public transport options.

How to get to Nicholas St

Visitors are encouraged to use the dedicated Nicholas Street Precinct car park, accessible via Bremer Street. This facility offers over 1,000 undercover spaces, with free parking for up to 3 hours on weekdays and complimentary parking on weekends Nicholas St.


Additionally, a taxi rank is conveniently located on Bell Street, opposite the Ipswich Train Station, providing easy access to the precinct.

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Dining and Entertainment Highlights


The Nicholas Street Precinct boasts a diverse array of dining options catering to various tastes:

  • Gelatissimo: Indulge in a delightful selection of handcrafted gelato, perfect for a sweet treat during your visit.
  • Sushi Hyo: Experience authentic Japanese cuisine with a variety of fresh sushi and traditional dishes.
  • Bun Bun Bao: Savor the flavors of Vietnamese street food, featuring a range of bao buns and other delectable offerings.
  • Zambrero: Enjoy modern Mexican fare with a focus on healthy and flavorful ingredients.
  • Stellarossa: Relax with a cup of premium coffee complemented by a selection of café-style meals.
  • Hotel Commonwealth: A beautiful hotel that has serves modern Australian food


Entertainment

For entertainment, the precinct is home to a state-of-the-art HOYTS cinema, offering six screens equipped with cutting-edge technology, including comfortable daybeds and D-BOX seats that synchronise motion with on-screen action Hoyts


Additionally, General Public provides a unique "eatertainery" experience, combining dining with activities such as bowling and arcade games.

Plan Your Visit to Nicholas Street



To make the most of your visit to the Nicholas Street Precinct, consider checking the latest event schedules and dining options available on the official website. Whether you're seeking a culinary adventure, entertainment, or cultural enrichment, Nicholas Street offers a dynamic and welcoming environment for all.

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