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Best Shopping Centers/Malls in Perth "Best Shopping Centers/Malls in Perth" Gecreëerd door : Cityseeker 6 Locaties in uw favorieten London Court "Elizabethan Era Shopping" This Tudor-style arcade catches the attention of tourists and locals alike. Opened in 1937, it was designed to conjure up images of Elizabethan England. A significant feature is the clock at each end of the arcade that displays Saint George and the dragon as it strikes each hour. There is a marketplace feeling inside the arcade with plenty of shops and displays by Public Domain lining the sidewalk. You can wander through the souvenir and gift shops, look at some jewelry and clothing or stop in one of the cafes. +61 8 6461 8630 www.londoncourt.com.au/ [email protected] 647-649 Hay Street, Perth WA Forrest Chase "Popular Mall" Forrest Chase, located right in the heart of Perth is a top spot for shopping among locals and tourist alike. It houses a department store and 39 other stores which include fashion houses, lifestyle stores, specialty stores & a food court to name a few. Some of the famous shops located in the mall are Fletcher Jones, Nine West, Witchery & Sports Girl. Forrest Chase is by Public Domain Perth's most in-demand fashion precinct. The mall has regular events like fashion shows and parades. Also check out the regular sales, so that you get clothes or footwear for a good bargain. +61 8 9476 7676 www.forrestchase.com.au/ [email protected] 200-204 Murray Street, Perth WA Watertown Brand Outlet Centre "Retail Therapy" If you are brand conscious yet don't want to burn a hole in your pocket with your shopping expeditions, then Watertown Brand Outlet Centre will certainly intrigue you. Considered to the only one of its kind in the city, this is where you can find leading brands at a discount. With more than a 100 stores to explore, Australian as well as international brands will vie for by Public Domain your attention. Specialty boutiques with an eclectic mix of everything are also great options here. Shop and dine at this fabulous retail destination with your entire clan or just by yourself. +61 8 9321 2282 www.watertownbrandoutl [email protected] 840 Wellington Street, West et.com.au/ Perth, Perth WA Claremont Quarter "Go on a Shopping Spree" An expansive shopping center, Claremont Quarter is perfect for those looking to revamp their wardrobe browse through the latest trends or look for specialty goodies. Airflex, Country Road and Bed, Bath and Table are just some of the brands that have set up their business here. Availability of gift cards, access to WiFi and personal styling services are also some of by Public Domain the perks that patrons can enjoy while shopping at Claremont Quarter. Don't worry if you are exhausted after a day spend shopping here, the mall also houses a number of eateries perfect for those who wish to recharge their batteries. +61 8 9286 5885 www.claremontquarter.co [email protected] 9 Bay View Terrace, m.au/ m.au Claremont, Perth WA Garden City Booragoon "New and Improved Shopping" The light, airy, and sophisticated atmosphere at this center ensures a pleasurable shopping experience. Stylish and spacious, Garden City Booragoon boasts glass ceilings, sculptures, and water features. The center also provides ample, comfortable seating in the form of benches and black leather sofas. The center offers a good range of shops by Ché Lydia Xyang (including some excellent clothing stores), a cinema, post office, banks and cash withdrawal machines. Choices from the food court include Japanese, Chinese, Italian, kebabs, healthy rolls and the obligatory McDonalds. +61 8 9364 7911 www.gardencity.com.au/ [email protected] 125 Riseley Street, m Booragoon, Perth WA Westfield Carousel "A Giant Among Giants" Having undergone major reconstruction, Westfield Carousel upped the stakes quite considerably for shopping centers in Perth. Apart from adding extra shops, the food hall is bigger than most and there are also an assortment of new restaurants and cafes, from Fast Eddys to the Dome Cafe. The cinema has been relocated and redesigned with a maze-like by Public Domain interior and a sense of fun, and is a great improvement on the old one. Parking has been vastly increased and now includes roof parking, which one can access via a fantastic looking ramp that crosses over the top of Albany Highway. +61 8 9458 6344 www.westfield.com.au 1382 Albany Highway, Cannington, Perth WA KIJK MET ONS MEE: cityseeker.com Algemene voorwaarden | PRIVACYBELEID | API | CONTACTEER ONS | Auteursrecht 2019 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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