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Top 10 City Shopping Centres

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  • 1. Castlereagh Street

    Some of Sydney’s most glamorous shopping, where you’ll find international labels such as Gucci, Vuitton and Chanel.

  • 2. Pitt Street Mall

    At this shopping precinct, Centrepoint, Skygarden, Mid-City Centre and the Imperial Arcade offer chain stores and food outlets. Sydney Central Plaza houses the Myer department store and designer boutiques.

  • 3. Strand Arcade

    The best of the Pitt Street arcades houses gems such as Strand Hatter’s, the source of authentic Akubras.

  • 4. Queen Victoria Building

    The many levels of this huge heritage building include almost 200 popular stores and fine boutiques.

  • 5. Galeries Victoria

    Find overseas labels and streetwear at this futuristic centre. The giant Kinokuniya bookshop stocks Japanese, Chinese and English titles.

  • 6. Darling Harbour

    Always good fun and right next to the Aquarium, Maritime and Powerhouse Museums. Stop by for a quick lunch or to buy Aussie souvenirs (see Darling Harbour & Chinatown).

  • 7. Paddy’s Markets

    Especially on weekends, people swarm to the fresh food section of this Chinatown hub. From clothes to souvenirs, you’ll find almost anything at this market.

  • 8. Market City

    Situated above Paddy’s Markets, this centre contains a mix of quirky Korean clothes, discount outlets and Asian food. Keep in mind that “small” is the most common size.

  • 9. MLC Centre

    This centre is ideal for large budgets and corporate types. If that’s you, head straight to Hunt Leather and the ready-to-wear women’s designer store, Belinda.

  • 10. Argyle Stores

    In a historic, converted warehouse, this eclectic array of stores includes unique gift shops and fashion houses.

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