SYDNEY
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SHOPPING SPREE
WORLD SQUARE
In the heart of CBD just few minutes walking down the George street towards Central Station there is another shopping gem.
One of the newest spots for shopping in Sydney offers fresh food,
selection of fashion, lifestyle and service within over 90 retailers on
three levels. If you want to escape the Sydney’s hustle and bustle head
straight to the Open Air Square which is surrounded by
restaurants, cafes & bars. A place dedicated to meet friends, have a
chat with strangers or just enjoy espresso by yourself observing
others. Apart from hosting a shopping complex World Square is home to
various hotels, office buildings, residential apartment towers and a
radio station / studio.
PADDY'S MARKET
Shopping in heart of Sydney for bargain prices?
If you think it is impossible you are wrong. Head south from Town Hall
station just few minutes and you’ll arrive to Chinatown, opposite
Capitol Square. In place called Paddy’s market you will find anything from toys, souvenirs, fashion to electronics or vegetables & seafood.
Sometimes it is difficult to walk through especially in the afternoon.
If you like to negotiate than this piece of Chinese land would be a
heaven for you. Best deals, special offers and much
more just at Paddy’s Market. While you are already in Chinatown why not
to try some authentic Chinese noodles in near delicious restaurants? A tip for you: go to Paddy’s 30 minutes before they close & get vegetables and fruits for sale price because they have to get rid of it.
WESTFIELD SHOPPING CENTRE
Just at the end of the Queen Victoria Building, on the corner of Market
and George Street is a modern shopping centre Westfield packed with
everything what stylish market place has to offer. Consider the Sydney Tower
in the complex as a bonus activity, there is not many places like this
in the world. Get a ticket to a restaurant & bar with the best view in Sydney
and make your shopping experience unique. Move yourself to completely
different level just in few moments. Surrounded by Pitt Street Mall, the
QVB, the Strand Arcade and shops on Martins Place it could be difficult
to decide where to shop but Westfield Sydney Central Plaza is always a
good option. Across the Market street visit Sydney State Theatre playing most cutting edge theatre and music productions.
BONDI JUNCTION WESTFIELD
It is not directly in the CBD but close enough to take a bus or train
service. Accessible by car with over 3000 parking spots available for
customers. Spend morning on the famous Bondi Beach and get ready for unique afternoon shopping experience.
There is probably no better place to do some serious shopping in Sydney
than in Westfield at Bondi Junction. It is a huge six level complex
(eight levels total with parking) full of shops. Over 450 retail stores selling everything what modern shopper wants to buy including a food court, restaurants and cinemas. Big stores like David Jones, Myer, Coles or Woolworths are a must. Open daily from 9:30am until 6pm (Thursday until 9pm).
BROADWAY SHOPPING MALL
Broadway Shopping Centre is a popular complex located in Glebe area
situated in almost a century old buildings. Estimated number of visitors
over 13.5 million per year is increasing each year after change of the
management in December 2006. This number proves that Broadway is one of
the most popular shopping spots in Australia. It features 500 seat food court as well as well known brands like Coles, Kmart, Aldi etc. and more than 100 retailers. It’s convenient location close to Central Station,
Sydney’s transportation hub is a big benefit for those who depends on
public transportation. Broadway Shopping Centre is known for it’s often
sales and premium quality goods. After exhausting shopping process one
deserves a rest in near and beautiful Victoria Park just across the
street. Free parking for three hours is a generous enough for anyone who needs to crawl every single shop.
QUEEN VICTORIA BUILDING
CBD
is the heart of Sydney’s present life as well as important part
of history. There are many buildings that are priceless heritage. One of
them, probably one of the most famous and beautiful buildings in Sydney
was named after Queen Victoria. The Queen Victoria Building, also known
as the QVB, was originally designed as a marketplace. Nowadays it
serves as a shopping center. It is home to the most famous Australian
and International fashion, jewellery or electro brands.
The location is
ideal as it is just seconds from Town Hall transportation hub however
those ones who prefer cars to public transportation can experience
difficulties with finding a parking spot. The QVB is popular spot for
interior enthusiastic, take a walk with eyes wide open and admire the
beauty of Victorian times. If you are tired get a shot of strong coffee
in one of numerous coffee shops. Experience best shopping in Sydney, experience the QVB.
THE ROCK MARKET
It is home to some of the oldest pubs in the country, area that bursts
with history, the land remembers first European setters when they
decided to step ashore. One of the most interesting parts of Sydney
hosts popular weekend markets. Open air market with over 200 stalls will
satisfy everyone by selling designer clothing, souvenirs, textiles, jewellery, food, photography and everything else. Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 5 pm.
Stay longer and take a walk around the harbour, enjoy the ocean breeze
and the sounds of the oldest part of city.
Other than weekend days it is
worth to visit Friday’s Foodies Market where you can get fresh fruits, hot bread or baguettes, irresistible chocolate. Get wraps, burgers, grilled fish, turkish kebabs or italian pizza. Everything is fresh and delicious.
Friday at the Rocks is all about the food, people know it so this event
is on fire. As a weekend attraction The Markets on The Rocks are worth
to visit.
HARBOURSIDE SHOPPING CENTRE
Located just steps from the waters of Darling Harbour, minutes of
walking from busy CBD and with spectacular views of Sydney’s skyline,
Harbourside offers an exceptional dining, leisure and shopping
experience. In 2005 after massive refurbishment had grown to a modern
meeting point with extended food court and a new entertainment level
with 20-lane bowling centre, laser tag venue and Boeing 737-800 flight simulator.
Harbourside is growing every year to become a kind of one stop venue
offering numerous shopping and dining options. Except shopping and
dining there is one more reason to visit Harbourside, it is the views of
city’s skyscrapers touching the clouds. The panoramic views from
balconies of restaurants are just priceless and one can enjoy the magic
atmosphere best with glass of wine. A small tip from SydneyHappyDeals
is to arrive before sun goes down, find a comfy seat facing the skyline
and watch the show of the colours. Harbourside is home to some world
famous restaurants like Hard Rock Cafe and various great local bars.
WESTFIELD WARRINGAH MALL
Another Westfield in Sydney’s Northern Beaches located in suburb of Brookvale,
approximately 15 km from CBD. Boasting with shops, entertainment
features such as cinema or huge food court, it is that kind of place
where one can spend the whole day shopping and in the afternoon go to
the beach to catch some sunshine or waves – what a perfect day. The third largest shopping centre by floorspace in New South Wales is at the moment undergoing a massive $310 million renovation project
with completion scheduled by late 2016.
At the end of the
reconstruction project the mall will have 70 shops more and a Centre
Court which is planned to be an unique feature and a social hub of
Westfield Warringah Mall with complementary Wi-Fi connectivity. Despite the redevelopment it is still open to public with some safety arrangements offering over 270 retailers, food courts and free parking.
Basically Westfield Warringah Mall offers a pleasant shopping
experience full of fun, relax and good deals. Shopping in Sydney is
all about fun.
Love,
The Dazzling Ladybie
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