Natural Bouquet - Elegance
from $150.00
237 Victoria St Darlinghurst
Phone: (02) 9368 1367
Are you looking for a stunning floral gift to SURRY HILLS ? Mark the Florist is a boutique florist with over 29 years floral experience. We offer same day flower delivery to SURRY HILLS order online or call our friendly team on (02) 9368 1367.
Mark the florist is located in the heart of inner city Darlinghurst and deliver fresh flowers 5 days a week to SURRY HILLS . Mark the florist is a real florist with years of experience in making sure your flowers are fresh and perfect every time.
Whether you need to send flowers to tell the love of your life you adore them endlessly. Or send flowers to your best friend to say thanks for your friendship we can make sure your flowers to SURRY HILLS arrive fresh and as ordered.
Order online Monday to Friday before 2pm and Mark will make sure your flowers to SURRY HILLS arrive that same day!
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Surry Hills is a large inner-city suburb immediately southeast of Sydney's Central Business District. A vibrant and multicultural suburb with many unique and diverse pockets, Surry Hills has an exciting multi-facetted character. Its convivial street culture and buzzing nightlife make it both an attractive place to visit and a desirable place to live.
Surry Hills Farm was one of the first land grants made in the area. Major Joseph Foveaux named the property after the Surrey Hills in Surrey, England. The suburb's Foveaux Street is named in his honour. Although initially established as a farming area, much of the suburb was considered remote and 'inhospitable' due to the hilly terrain. The late 19th century saw the construction of the suburb's many terrace houses and workers' cottages. Central railway station opened in 1906 and the surrounding area in Surry Hills became known as Strawberry Hills. Light industry developed in the area in the early 20th century, particularly in the "rag trade", and still exists today. While the suburb soon became a hotspot for crime and vice, since the 1980s, the area has largely been gentrified into the cosmopolitan precinct that it is today.
Surry Hills' generous line up of bars and entertainment venues make it the perfect suburb for a pub crawl - some of its best known watering holes include the Beresford, the Clock, the Strawberry Hills Hotel, the Horse and the Dolphin hotel. And while Crown Street is the most prominent strip for wining and dining, eclectic restaurants and bars are also scattered throughout its less suspecting back streets. The Brett Whiteley Studio on Raper Street, and the Belvoir Street Theatre are some of Surry Hills' numerous cultural institutions. And while not a waterside suburb, sunbakers and swimmers flock to the recently renovated Prince Alfred Park Public Pool on weekends.
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