Queen Street Mall, . Main shopping mall in Brisbane, large variety of shops, has several shopping centres within it. �
The Myer Centre, . Runs the gamut from jeans shops to specialty knife stores. Internet kiosks are available. �
The Wintergarden, . A fashion centre connected to the foot of the Hilton Hotel. Also contains a licensed day or night bowling alley. �
QueensPlaza, . Brisbane's newest fashion centre, with more expensive, big brand stores. �
Broadway on the Mall, . Many formal wear, evening wear and bridal stores. Features a downstairs food court and upstairs electrical and appliance retailer. �
Brisbane Arcade, . A secluded narrow shopping strip which acts as a pass way between Adelaide and Queen St. It contains many unique stores. �
Queen Adelaide Building. One of Brisbane’s oldest buildings is home to Queensland’s flagship Sportsgirl store, Adidas and Rebel Sport. �
The Conrad Treasury Casino, (located at the George Street end of the mall), . �
Treasury Casino and Hotel.
Adelaide Street. Downtown's dress circle �
Albert Street. Has many adventure and sports-type retailers, lots of bookstores. �
Eagle Street. The centre of law and finance in Queensland, holds the Eagle Street and Riverside markets. �
Edward Street. Mostly covered by Queens Plaza, Macarthur Centre and Wintergarden street fashion stores. There are also a couple of jewellery, take-away restaurants, bars and night clubs. Edward St. has recently been transformed into a luxury brands precinct, with stores such as MaxMara, Tiffany & Co., Bally, Mont Blanc, Hugo Boss, Oroton, Ralph Lauren, and L'Occitane. Hermes opened a store on Edward St in late 2010. Chanel announced that it would open a store in Queens Plaza in April 2011. Apple is reportedly set to open a flagship store on Edward St, which will be the largest in Australia, and one of the largest in the world. Other brands, such as Gucci and Cartier are reportedly looking for space to open boutiques. �
South Bank markets. Held at the South Bank Parklands every Sunday. �
Brunswick Street Mall. Located in the heart of China Town, there are many Chinese retailers, fast food restaurants, cafes and bars. Markets are run on Sundays. �
Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, . Large shopping centre sprawled over three massive levels. Large variety of retailers. �
Westfield Garden City, . Large shopping centre with two levels. Contains a large variety of fashion retailers and book stores. �
Logan Hyperdome, . Loganholme �
Westfield Chermside, . Brisbane's largest shopping centre. Popular among youth culture for its Megaplex Movie Cinema. �
Westfield Carindale, . � The largest shopping centre in the Eastern Suburbs.
Davies Park Market, Montague Rd, West End, . Sa 6AM-2PM. An expansive farmers-style market with an alternative vibe that sells fruit and vegetables, as well as meats, cheese, and handicrafts. Also has food vendors, including a crêperie. �
James Street, Fortitude Valley. Small strip with high end fashion, furniture and electronics retail, plus a couple of nice bars and cafes. �
Valley Markets - A shopping must for locals and tourists. Operating every weekend, find jewellery, fabulous handmade accessories and artwork. Home to emerging fashion designers. (Sa Su 8AM-4PM)
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