The Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel
The Rocks, Sydney
“Sandstone brewery institution”
Vibe
Locals and craft beer pilgrims crowd around historic timber counters, drinking freshly poured Three Sheets directly beside visible brewing vats.
“Sandstone brewery institution”
An 1841 heritage sandstone building in historic Millers Point, housing Sydney's oldest continually licensed pub.
A beloved drinking institution operating since 1841, pouring house-brewed ales across original timber counters.
A lively ground-floor pub and microbrewery where patrons pack in for pints of Three Sheets.
In historic Millers Point, steps from Barangaroo Reserve and a short walk to Sydney Harbour Bridge
Rooms
Tucked above the pub, simple heritage rooms feature exposed colonial charm and deep soaking bathtubs, reachable only by original timber stairs.
Backstory
Built in the 1830s by convict-turned-publican William Wells, this sandstone landmark became Australia's first operating craft brewpub in 1986.
Eat & drink
The ground floor pours natural house ales alongside meat pies, while the upstairs dining room serves seasonal roasts and bistro classics.
The neighborhood
Set along Millers Point's quiet sandstone streets, Barangaroo Reserve sits moments away, with the Sydney Harbour Bridge towering nearby.
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