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Myer

The guide was updated: 2024-07-11

Myer is a city institution established over 80 years ago and the biggest single department store in Australia where you will find everything from clothes, shoes, accessories, beauty products to toys and home decor. The best goods to look out for are woollen garments, bush gear, handcrafted jewellery (particularly opals), woodwork design and ceramics.

Useful Information

Address: 314/336 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC
Opening hours: Sun–Wed 10am–7pm, Thu & Fri 10am–9pm, Sat 9:30am–7pm
Website: www.myer.com.au
Phone: +61 1300 112 460

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Myer

Myer

Myer is a city institution established over 80 years ago and the biggest single department store in Australia where you will find everything from clothes, shoes, accessories, beauty products to toys and home decor. The best goods to look out for are woollen garments, bush gear, handcrafted jewellery (particularly opals), woodwork design and ceramics.

Melbourne Central Shopping Centre

Melbourne Central Shopping Centre

This urban inner-city arcade is a style-laden destination for shopping, eating & entertainment with over 300 stores to explore. You can easily spend an afternoon here. There is also a decent food court inside the shopping centre, which makes grabbing a bite easy and convenient.

QV

Short for "Queen Victoria Village", QV is one of Melbourne’s latest and most exciting retail developments which boasts a mix of fashion boutiques, homeware and furniture stores, and multiple other outlets, down to supermarkets, restaurants and cafes.

The Block Arcade

The Block Arcade

This arcade on Collins Street - Melbourne’s main shopping street - is a grand 1892 Victorian building packed with exclusive shops selling elegant leather wear, glassware and couture. The building itself is worth a visit and is often included into the itinerary of Melbourne heritage walks.

The Royal Arcade

The Royal Arcade

The Royal Arcade, connecting Bourke and Little Collins Streets, is at the heart of Melbourne’s shopping district and is lined with souvenir, deli and jewelry shops. The historic building still exudes an aura of the olden days. It is a welcome refuge for a coffee break when the weather isn't the best.

Queen Victoria Market

Queen Victoria Market

The heart and soul of Melbourne, The Queen Victoria Market is the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere, selling everything there is to find under the sun. When the hunger kicks in, stop by any of the food stalls for some affordable tasty street-style lunch. It is located on the corner of Victoria and Peel streets.

Prahran Market

Prahran Market

The Prahran Market is the city’s best food market and is a great place to grab some delicious lunch and high quality fruit and vegetables. Also a place to buy sustainable seafood and meat products.

Brunswick Street

Brunswick Street

Brunswick Street is also a popular place to go shopping with plenty of alternative fashion shops and vintage clothing stores mixed among funky record shops and retro furniture stores. It’s your best bet for Melbourne-specific designs and artistic creations.

Chapel Street

Chapel Street

Chapel Street is a famous Melbourne shopping strip which runs from Windsor, through Prahran and towards South Yarra. Don't miss the unique opportunity to check out young Australian designers and so some people-watching from the excellent bars and restaurants. Stay in South Yarra for designer clothes or head south to Prahran and Windsor for alternative cafes, vintage stores and relaxed bars frequented by locals.

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