Italian Forum
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This kitsch development evokes reminiscences of Italy, and has a sundial and a statue of Dante based on a similar one in Verona. On the mezzanine level, you’ll find boutiques selling imported and local Italian fashion. Descending the stairs finds the piazza, surrounded by cafés and restaurants that offer wonderful, sunny positions for languid lunches. On the piazza level, Leichhardt Library contains a local history section with many photos of Norton Street, the surrounding areas and the people who once lived there.
Restaurant at the Italian Forum
Practical Information
23 Norton St Library’s Local Studies section: open 10am–1pm Mon & Fri, 2–5pm Tue & Thu, 5–8pm Wed, 9:30am–noon Sat
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