Guidebook for Melbourne
Shopping
Emporium Melbourne's 225 stores provide a fusion of fashion, culture, food and art. It features a mix of Australian and International designers, innovative concept and flagship stores, plus world class architecture. The complex also links with the Myer Melbourne department store and to David Jones via pedestrian bridges and tunnels.
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Emporium Melbourne
287 Lonsdale StEmporium Melbourne's 225 stores provide a fusion of fashion, culture, food and art. It features a mix of Australian and International designers, innovative concept and flagship stores, plus world class architecture. The complex also links with the Myer Melbourne department store and to David Jones via pedestrian bridges and tunnels.
Myer Melbourne
336 Bourke StDavid Jones
310 Bourke StMelbourne’s largest outlet shopping centre closest to the CBD. With over 100 quality eateries, specialty stores, major brands and on-trend fashion, as well as the city’s only Harris Scarfe, Trade Secret & Cotton On MEGA stores, you’ll find more choice, bigger savings and better value at Spencer Outlet Centre.
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Spencer Outlet Centre
201 Spencer StMelbourne’s largest outlet shopping centre closest to the CBD. With over 100 quality eateries, specialty stores, major brands and on-trend fashion, as well as the city’s only Harris Scarfe, Trade Secret & Cotton On MEGA stores, you’ll find more choice, bigger savings and better value at Spencer Outlet Centre.
Collins Street is Melbourne's premier shopping street and retailers with flagship stores there include: Prada, Louis Vuitton, Emporio Armani, Tiffany & Co, Bvlgari, Giorgio Armani, Dior, Ralph Lauren, TAG Heuer, Paspaley, Cartier, Gucci, ErmenegildoZegna, Bally, Coach, MaxMara, Hermès, Dolce&Gabbana, ChristianLouboutin, TomFord, HugoBoss, Rolex, GeorgJensen, PaulSmith, ThomasPink, StuartWeitzman, Longchamp, Lloyd, Wolford, Montblanc, FranckMuller,Harrolds. Major shopping centres include Collins Place, Block Arcade, Georges on Collins, St. Collins Lane, Collins 234, and Centreway.
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Collins Street
Collins StreetCollins Street is Melbourne's premier shopping street and retailers with flagship stores there include: Prada, Louis Vuitton, Emporio Armani, Tiffany & Co, Bvlgari, Giorgio Armani, Dior, Ralph Lauren, TAG Heuer, Paspaley, Cartier, Gucci, ErmenegildoZegna, Bally, Coach, MaxMara, Hermès, Dolce&Gabbana, ChristianLouboutin, TomFord, HugoBoss, Rolex, GeorgJensen, PaulSmith, ThomasPink, StuartWeitzman, Longchamp, Lloyd, Wolford, Montblanc, FranckMuller,Harrolds. Major shopping centres include Collins Place, Block Arcade, Georges on Collins, St. Collins Lane, Collins 234, and Centreway.
DFO South Wharf
20 Convention Centre PlArts & Culture
Athenaeum Theatre
188 Collins StArts Centre Melbourne
100 St Kilda RdIt is Australia's oldest, largest and most visited art museum.
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National Gallery of Victoria
180 St Kilda RdIt is Australia's oldest, largest and most visited art museum.
A Melbourne landmark and cultural icon, the State Library is a magnificent 19th-century building with some of the city’s most beautiful heritage interiors. With its majestic domed ceiling, the La Trobe Reading Room is a library highlight. The State Library's collections include over two million books, hundreds of thousands of pictures, newspapers, maps and manuscripts, and masses of audio, video and digital material – all reflecting the culture of Victoria over the past 150 years.
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Statsbibliotek Victoria
328 Swanston StA Melbourne landmark and cultural icon, the State Library is a magnificent 19th-century building with some of the city’s most beautiful heritage interiors. With its majestic domed ceiling, the La Trobe Reading Room is a library highlight. The State Library's collections include over two million books, hundreds of thousands of pictures, newspapers, maps and manuscripts, and masses of audio, video and digital material – all reflecting the culture of Victoria over the past 150 years.
Melbourne Museum/Rathdowne St station
Entertainment & Activities
Crown Melbourne is a large integrated resort and has a casino, three hotels, function rooms, award winning restaurants and shopping and entertainment facilities.
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Crown Melbourne
8 Whiteman St Crown Melbourne is a large integrated resort and has a casino, three hotels, function rooms, award winning restaurants and shopping and entertainment facilities.
Melbourne Central’s precincts showcase cutting edge International fashion retailers in addition to your favourite Australian Designers. The shopping weary looking to recharge the batteries can be primped and pampered at salons including Sephora, MAC, Mecca and Self Centered Medi Spa. With over 300 stores, including several exclusive to the CBD, Melbourne Central is sure to satisfy shopaholics and window shoppers alike.
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Melbourne Central
Swanston StreetMelbourne Central’s precincts showcase cutting edge International fashion retailers in addition to your favourite Australian Designers. The shopping weary looking to recharge the batteries can be primped and pampered at salons including Sephora, MAC, Mecca and Self Centered Medi Spa. With over 300 stores, including several exclusive to the CBD, Melbourne Central is sure to satisfy shopaholics and window shoppers alike.
Melbourne Zoo/Poplar Rd station
Renowned for regularly staging AFL, A-League and BBL action under the famous retractable roof, Etihad Stadium has also hosted some of the biggest international sporting events such as UFC193, Soccer World Cup Qualifiers and International Rugby Union tests.
Throughout its years, Etihad Stadium has hosted many memorable concerts for some of the world’s biggest stars including Taylor Swift, Foo Fighters, Justin Timberlake, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Andre Rieu and Eminem.
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Marvel Stadium
740 Bourke StRenowned for regularly staging AFL, A-League and BBL action under the famous retractable roof, Etihad Stadium has also hosted some of the biggest international sporting events such as UFC193, Soccer World Cup Qualifiers and International Rugby Union tests.
Throughout its years, Etihad Stadium has hosted many memorable concerts for some of the world’s biggest stars including Taylor Swift, Foo Fighters, Justin Timberlake, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Andre Rieu and Eminem.
Getting Around
Lonsdale Street
Lonsdale StreetLittle Bourke Street
Little Bourke StreetHertz Car Rental Melbourne Flinders Street
114 Flinders StSouthern Cross Station
Skybus
44 Spencer StEssentials
Woolworths Southern Cross Station (Metro)
Spencer StreetCostco Docklands
381 Footscray RdMelbourne Central Station
Queen Victoria Market
Queen StreetSightseeing
Eureka Skydeck
7 Riverside QuayFederation Square
Southbank
St. Pauls Katedral, Melbourne
Flinders StreetDegraves Street
Degraves StreetChinatown Precinct
35 Market LnFood Scene
The Hardware Société Melbourne
10 Katherine PlThe European
161 Spring StChin Chin
125 Flinders LnChina Bar
325 Brunswick StPho Bo Ga Mekong Vietnam
241 Swanston StLe Petit Gateau
458 Little Collins StSubway
15 Spencer St