Perth Shopping

Perth is a fashion lover's dream as it is full of shopping malls offering high street fashions and leafy cafe strips full of boutiques and galleries.

The Perth CBD has two main shopping malls - Murray and Hay Street malls. Both malls are closed to traffic and are home to a large array of stores. There are many arcades that run off both streets which are full of quirky and high end stores. King Street in Perth's historic West End is fantastic for boutique shopping. Also in the city is Harbour Town where you will find designer labels at factory prices.

Subiaco is a great designer label destination. Here you will find local up and coming Perth designers mixed in with national and international labels. Rokeby Road and Hay Street will not fail to impress you with the wide array of fashion, jewellery and homeware specialty stores.

Just 10 minutes from the city is Beaufort Street in Mount Lawley. Here you will find an eclectic mix of stores to suit all tastes and budgets - vintage, streetwear and designer stores abound.

Perhaps you would prefer to get lost in one of Perth's shopping centres. The multi-storey Centro Galleria in Morley is home to 220 retail stores and even has a cinema. Karrinyup Shopping Centre has over 170 specialty retail stores including Country Road, David Jones, Kookai and Myer.

Fremantle is a great place to check out West Australian designers. The streets here are lined with cutting edge fashions. The Fremantle Markets are open Friday, Saturday and Sunday and offer a little bit of insight into Western Australian history. The Fremantle Markets are housed in a great old Victorian building which has been used for this purpose since 1897. There are over 150 stalls selling everything from jewellery to fashion to souvenirs with lots of great food stalls in between.

Perth is also home to many more markets.

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