Top 5 shopping centres that you must visit in Melbourne

In Melbourne, people love shopping, and Melburnians take pride in their pursuit of fashion. Melbourne is the hub of Australian fashion design and has the highest number of fashion boutiques in Australia. In Melbourne, you can find cheap clothing as well as well-known brands, and there are also many locally designed products.

Queen Victoria Market

Queen Victoria Market is the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere. The market is divided into fruit and vegetable sections, deli sections, meat and seafood sections, and grocery sections. It is known as the 'Melbourne's pantry'. Besides shopping, you can also experience the local lifestyle here.
Melbourne has three DFOs (Direct Factory Outlet), and the most convenient one for tourists is the DFO next to the Crown Casino on the Southbank. Major brands here include Burberry, Armani, and CK, while mid-range brands include Tommy Hilfiger, Guess, and Nine West. There are also many local Australian brands. Many stores sell items for only AUD 5 or AUD 10, and if you take your time to browse, you can find many high-value items.
Sam Tong Duty-Free Shop is an Australian duty-free shop with a 20-year history, specializing in local Australian brands and specialties. The store offers over 500 different types of products, making it one of the top choices for Sydney residents and overseas Chinese to purchase duty-free gifts to bring back home. The store also provides professional services such as tax refunds, packaging, delivery, and express shipping.
Collins Street is located in the center of Melbourne, flanked by towering buildings. It is a gathering place for top European brands, including world-famous names like Hermes, LV, and GUCCI. The exquisite shop windows and fashionable atmosphere make it the most famous luxury street in Melbourne.
The Royal Arcade is located in the city center of Melbourne, Australia. It is one of the world's famous existing arcade buildings and a traditional arcade shopping mall in Melbourne's Central Business District. The small shops in the Royal Arcade are very unique and quirky, selling all kinds of goods. The Royal Arcade is not only famous for its fashion stores but also has some rather special shops.