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Glass, wood, ceramics, jewellery, textiles, prints, books - it's all here. The exquisite, the bold, the witty, the elegant - something for everyone.
From $1 for a card to hundreds for a magnificent piece of glowing glass or a beautifully crafted piece of jewellery. Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: King's ParkDirections: Next to the tearooms
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Hay Street and Murray Street are pedestrian only areas, and together with their connecting arcades form a large pleasant shopping area.
The big department stores are here (Myers and David Jones), they are deliciously air-conditioned , Myers is a delight to walk through. There ia a variety of large and small shops and cafes with tables on the pavement.
We stopped at the Forum cafe which served good coffee (you can see it in the photo) and had delicious pies from the pie shop in The Plaza arcade just opposite.
The Carillion on Murray Street has a large food hall with a multitude of meals at very resonable prices. Takeaways such as Hungry Jack's (Australian flame grilled burgers), McDonalds, and Red Rooster are also available here.
There are often performing Street artists and other open air entertainments.
In the side roads all around this area are more shops, restaurants and hotels.
The free 'Cat' buses will bring you here from other parts of the city.
I particularly like Picadilly arcade which has lots of small jewellry shops, some with opals costing $1000's, other with semiprecious stones in silver for less than $50.
My son recommends Electronic Boutique in Hay Street opposite the Plaza Arcade for computer and console games.
My daughter likes the 'Miss Shop" section of Myers for fashionable clothing that doesn't cost a fortune, and the designer labels in the ladies dept are popular with many.
For food supplies, there is a Woolworth's supermarket in Murray Street, we bought soft cheese from Margaret River with crab and prawns to have for supper in our hotel room. It also has a liquor store.
Whatever you want! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Hay Street and Murray StreetDirections: Perth City Center.
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Check out the website for the list of stores.
Don't pay for anything more than $30 bucks. Anything more than that it's not worth to buy.
Major credit cards are acceptable in most stores. Depending on your spending budget which can range from AUST$2 (for a bottle of 600ml coke) to $2000. (perhaps can buy the whole store down ) Leave a Comment Theme: Discount StoreAddress: 840, Wellington St, West PerthDirections: Take train to Perth and walk about 10 mins. Take train to City West and walk about 5 mins. Parking can be quite challenging over weekends.Website: http://www.harbourtown.com.au/
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 Perth Murray Mall by aussiroseLeave a Comment Theme: Other
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Discovered this place. it's along the red CAT bus route. After u take the bus, walk downwards.. not towards the hill. Its quite quiet along there.
There are quite a few factory outlets there- Esprit, Fils, Witchery, cotton on. In fact, it seems to be modelled after birkenhead point in sydney.
Bought my touristy nougats there for only 18.95. Was a very good deal when most souvenir shops were selling for 25-27 in the city.
Bought clothes too of course
Nougats at the factory outlet...
for clothes..they were abt 5-30 for tops Leave a Comment Theme: Discount StoreDirections: pick up a leaflet from the airport... they have exact directions and name of shops there
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We have some great shopping centres my personal favourite is Garden City at Risley St Booragoon. There are also other shopping centres/malls Carousel, Galleria just to name a couple.
Markets in Perth are nothing like the English (my only other experience) markets or Paddy's in Sydney they are more "arty" types. There are some good little odds and ends to be picked up at Fremantle, E shed also in Fremantle then there is Subiaco and Wanneroo markets.
The Hay St mall in the city has plenty of shops of all varieties.
There are heaps of little souvenir shops in the centre of Perth and at the E shed markets in Fremantle. They are cheap and unfortunately most of them are not made in Australia but if you want to buy a lot of souvenirs you can't go past 20 koalas for $2.50!!!!!
People are often surprised how inexpensive things are in Australia of course like everywhere we have shops that charge like a raging bull but overall from my travel experiences I find Perth and Australia to be quite reasonable. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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