The Queen Victoria Building is called QVB (Queen Victoria Building) by locals. This is the shopping center of Sydney CBD, with everything from Australian jewelry state to sportswear brand Lorna Jane. Paddington Markets, located in the eastern suburb of Sydney, is a must-see shopping destination for those who like more unique and personalized goods. After visiting the market, you can cross the street and go shopping along the famous Oxford Street. If you don't know where to start, the intersection of avant-garde fashion stores and emerging Australian designer stores is an ideal place to start your shopping trip. This must be the favorite shopping place for many young immigrants or their children!
2. Brisbane: There are many internationally renowned brands.
In the bustling center of Brisbane, the sunshine capital, there is the Queen Street Shopping Center, where Australian and international brands gather, allowing you to enjoy a one-stop shopping experience. This iconic shopping destination is still developing. Broadway in Queen Street Shopping Center has been closed for reconstruction and will soon be rebuilt as a new retail center. More than 700 other retail stores are still open, many of which are hidden in this ancient commercial street, where you can buy fashions of all tastes and grades, suitable for shoppers of different sexes and ages.
3. Melbourne: The flagship store is dazzling.
Melbourne's large shopping malls, shopping centers, hidden shops, criss-crossing alleys, walking in Melbourne and enjoying your shopping trip will definitely let many new immigrants appreciate the new face of Australia. The "Roadway and Arcade Tour" from Federation Square will take you to explore various flagship stores in the front row of the commercial street, buy the top works of Victorian avant-garde designers, and pass by some of the best shopping centers in Melbourne. Then remember to set aside some time in Lupa to learn about Melbourne's unique aesthetics. It is the only place where you can buy local clothes, and you can also see the latest works of local designers such as Yeojin Bae and Gwendolynne.
4. Perth: the most famous comprehensive market.
King Street, located in Perth CBD, is a gathering place for the rich. In the designer jewelry store nearby, you can buy the most famous Kimberly pink diamond, Bloom Nanhai Pearl, exquisite Australian Opal and Karl Gulkin. For shoppers with average purchasing power, fremantle market is a must! As one of the most famous and popular markets in Western Australia, both locals and tourists like to shop there, because the market supplies various local specialties and organic products, indigenous artworks, accessories, clothing and toys. This is a good choice for new immigrants who will live here for a long time!
5. Adelaide: Department stores and retail stores are relatively concentrated.
Rundle Mall is an upscale shopping place in Adelaide, located in the city center. There are four large department stores and more than 700 retail stores, as well as countless cafes and restaurants, which can fully satisfy your shopping desire. In addition, it is also an excellent tourist attraction, with the Rundle Mall Discovery Trail, and you can visit many highlights of the city along the way, including the South Australian Gallery, Regent Arcade and the striking aesthetic sculpture "Sphere" created by the South Australian artist Vla german.