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Brisbane

:This article only covers the City of Brisbane. See Greater Brisbane for the four other local government areas that make up Greater Brisbane. Brisbane is the state capital of Queensland. Large enough to be cosmopolitan yet small enough to be friendly and accessible, Brisbane is a 'garden metropolis', famous for its leafy, open spaces and the pleasant pace of life that unfolds between the zig-zags of its iconic river. Brisbane's year-round warm climate, spectacular scenery, pleasant locals and world-class facilities have been the drawcards for many domestic and international visitors, making Brisbane the fastest-growing city in Australia. Despite this rapid development, it maintains a youthfu

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    West End Markets

    An expansive farmers-style market with an alternative vibe that sells fruit and vegetables, meats, cheese, and handicrafts. Also has food vendors, including a crêperie.

    Sat 6AM to 1PM

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    Brisbane Arcade

    A secluded narrow shopping strip which acts as a pass way between Adelaide and Queen St. It contains many unique stores. It is one of the few remaining heritage shopping arcades in Brisbane.

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    Indooroopilly Shopping Centre

    Large shopping centre sprawled over three massive levels. Large variety of retailers.

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    The Wintergarden

    A fashion centre connected to the foot of the Hilton Hotel. Also contains a licensed day or night bowling alley.

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    Valley Markets

    A shopping must for locals and tourists. Operating every weekend, find jewellery, fabulous handmade accessories and artwork. Home to emerging fashion designers.

    Sat Sun 8AM to 4PM

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    Westfield Chermside

    Brisbane's largest shopping centre. Popular among youth culture for its Megaplex Movie Cinema.

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    Westfield Garden City

    Large shopping centre with two levels. Contains a large variety of fashion retailers and book stores. Outdoor food section based around a water feature, that's busy into the evening.

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    Brunswick Street Mall

    Located in the heart of China Town, there are many Chinese retailers, fast food restaurants, cafes and bars. Markets are run on Sundays.

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    Elizabeth Street Arcade

    Arcade that spans between Elizabeth and Charlotte streets. Lots of independent boutiques to suit various prices, and lots of cheap Asian food.

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    Queen Adelaide Building

    One of Brisbane’s oldest buildings is home to Queensland’s flagship Sportsgirl store, Adidas and Rebel Sport.

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    Queen Street Mall

    Main shopping mall in Brisbane, large variety of shops, contains several shopping centres.

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    Uptown

    Runs the gamut from jeans shops to specialty knife stores. Internet kiosks are available.

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    Albert Street

    Has many adventure and sports-type retailers, lots of bookstores.

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    Ann St

    Along Ann Street in the Valley there are many independent fashion boutiques for mid-range shopping. Some of them are spread out around the corner of Brunswick Street too.

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    Eagle Street

    The centre of law and finance in Queensland, holds the Eagle Street and Riverside markets.

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    Edward Street

    Mostly covered by, and street fashion stores. There are also a couple of jewellery, take-away restaurants, bars and night clubs. Edward St. has been transformed into a luxury brands precinct, with stores such as MaxMara, Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Bulgari, Bally, Mont Blanc, Chanel, Gucci, Hugo Boss, Oroton, Ralph Lauren, L'Occitane, and Hermes. Apple opened its Brisbane flagship store in the heritage-style MacArthur Chambers building, (which acted as U.S. General Douglas MacArthur's regional headquarters in World War II), and is similar to Apple's other heritage building refurbishments in London, Paris, Amsterdam and Berlin. Brisbane's MacArthur Chambers store was ranked among the best.

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    James Street

    Small strip with high-end fashion, furniture and electronics retail, plus a couple of nice bars and cafes.

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    Northside Flower Market

    Unit 3, 27 Windorah St, Stafford

    Mon to Sat

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    QueensPlaza

    A fashion centre, with more expensive, big brand stores.

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    Treasury Brisbane

    The Conrad Treasury Casino

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    Westfield Carindale

    The largest shopping centre in the Eastern Suburbs.

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    South Bank markets

    Held at the South Bank Parklands every Sunday.

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    Adelaide Street

    Downtown's dress circle

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    Avid Reader

    193 Boundary St

    Mo-Sa 08:30-18:00; Su 08:30-17:00 · Limited wheelchair access

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    Milton Markets

    Cribb Street

    Su 06:00-12:00 · Wheelchair accessible

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    Noosa Chocolate Factory

    144 Adelaide Street

    Mo-Fr 09:00-17:00 · Wheelchair accessible

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    Archives Fine Books

    40 Charlotte St

    Mo-Sa 10:00-17:00

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    Bent Books

    205 Boundary St

    Mo-Su 10:00-16:00+

  29. BuyMarket

    Brisbane City Markets

    100 George St

    We 08:00-16:00

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    Empire Revival

    167 Latrobe Terrace

    Mo-Sa 10:00-17:00; Su 10:00-16:00