Multicultural Shopping Special

Multicultural Shopping Special

I don’t know how many of you have thought about it, but Christmas is only a few weeks away! After attempting to see a movie yesterday and driving around the car park for half an hour, I’ve made a resolution: I’m finishing mine next week. Once December hits there is no way I’m going to venture out in the madness.
But if you’re looking for that gift that’s really special, where do you go? The big shopping centres all seem to offer the same run-of-the-mill gifts, and the boutique shops get so expensive! How about taking a global approach? Sydney’s a …read more

Young Designers Show Their Wares at Newtown Markets

Young Designers Show Their Wares at Newtown Markets

They’ve already got the Hope Street Markets and the Young Blood Designers Market, so is there room in Newtown for another market? The folks behind the Newtown Designers Market say yes. And I tend to agree with them!
These new markets invite independent designers to showcase their wares, so they’re the perfect place to find a unique outfit, an original piece of jewellery, or a hot one-of accessory. It’s not just about fashion either, with stationery, homewares, and even original artworks for sale.
Hot new labels Karina Pires, Crypt Traste, Fine Cloth, Leeloo, Miss Abigail, and IMOK are among the stalls you’ll …read more

Hawkesbury Harvest Markets Head to Sydney

Hawkesbury Harvest Markets Head to Sydney

Sydney’s newest weekly markets will make their debut this Friday. The Hawkesbury Harvest Farmers and Fine Food Markets will showcase the best of the region’s fresh produce.
Fruit and veg, jams, olives, cheeses, and breads are just some of the tasty treats you can look forward to every Friday.
It’s all on at The Square at Cook and Phillip Park, so check it out!
Trading hours: Every Friday from 10 am to 2:30 pm
Location: The Square at Cook and Phillip Park
Address: College Street, Sydney
Public transport: Catch a train to Museum or St James station. The Museum is a short walk away from both
Parking: …read more

Shop Online at Sydney Airport

Shop Online at Sydney Airport

Sydney Airport has just launched a brand new website to help you get the most from their shopping facilities.
The site allows you to preorder your duty free gear and foreign currency, saving you time and stress. There are also some fabulous coupons, allowing you to grab some freebies and save cash. It also allows tourists to learn more about the shops the airport offers, so they can plan ahead and know exactly where they want to go.
Now’s a great time to check out the site, as they’re offering one lucky winner a $2000 shopping spree. What better way to enjoy …read more

Sydney’s a Shopper’s Paradise!

Sydney’s a Shopper’s Paradise!

Forget Paris, move over Milan, Sydney is the newest hot spot for fashion lovers. Runway regulars Collette Dinnigan, Akira Isogawa, sass & bide, and Mambo all call this humming metropolis home.
No matter what you’re looking for, Sydney is the place to find the newest addition to your wardrobe. But where’s a girl to go? Well, it simply depends what tickles your fancy.
If you’re after smart streetwear, you can’t go past Paddington’s Oxford Street. Fashion’s biggest names like Alannah Hill, Charlie Brown, and Easton Pearson are all based on this trendy strip.
If your taste is a little more avant-garde, I recommend …read more

Shop in Style at the QVB

Shop in Style at the QVB

Sydney offers fantastic shopping on almost every street. But if you want real luxury, you can’t go past the Queen Victoria Building, known by the locals as the QVB.
Pierre Cardin apparently described the QVB as “the most beautiful shopping centre in the world,” and once you step inside you’ll see why. It was built in 1898 to resemble a Byzantine palace, and it definitely comes close!
It’s only fitting that high-end fashion stores and delicious eateries call this opulent building home. You’ll find Coach, Saba, and many more hot designer names here.
It connects Town Hall railway station to Market Street, making …read more

Walkabout Sydney’s Shopping Districts

Walkabout Sydney’s Shopping Districts

Urban Walkabout makes navigating Sydney’s urban jungle easy for shopaholics. The site offers free downloadable maps for Surry Hills and Darlinghurst, Paddington and Woollahra, Double Bay and Potts Point, Bondi, and the city centre.
All the hottest fashion outlets, eateries, attractions, and specialty stores are marked to help you make the most of your shopping destination. There’s also information about the train and bus routes to help tourists get around.
But my favourite parts are the handy discounts available with each map. Simply print out a copy, take it to the participating stores and enjoy the savings. With these special offers you …read more

Walkabout Paddington

Walkabout Paddington

We all know Sydney offers some fantastic shopping opportunities. But where should tourists go to pick up the best buys?
Urban Walkabout Retail Tours take away the guesswork with their guided tours of Paddington’s best boutiques and designer stores. The tours can even show locals a few shops they’ve never seen before!
The tour visits the eclectic stores on Glenmore Road and designer heaven, William Street. Some of the highlights include a trip to the fashion house of style guru Collette Dinnigan and boutiques by some of Sydney’s hottest new labels.
This tour is a girly dream, so grab your besties and enjoy …read more

Experience Luxury at the Intercontinental

Experience Luxury at the Intercontinental

If you’re in the mood for a little spoiling this long weekend, the Intercontinental Hotel may be just what the doctor ordered.
The hotel’s Insider Experiences offer more than just a luxurious place to stay. They give travellers the chance to enjoy the best their destination has to offer. But don’t think it’s just for tourists. This level of pampering is something even the locals will enjoy.
Guests can choose from three different insider experiences. If you’ve always fancied hanging ten, the Insider Leisure Experience could be for you. You’ll take a relaxing ferry trip to Manly, one of the best ways …read more

Close Encounters of the Market Kind

Close Encounters of the Market Kind

I must admit, I always thought once you’d seen one market you’d seen them all. There are only so many times you can look at hippies selling incense, old ladies hocking folk-art covered woodwork, and folks getting rid of their random junk. So it’s rare that I feel like talking about markets, because there’s not often much to say. Until now.
Penrith is bucking the trend with their Alien Love Twilight Markets, a celebration of extraterrestrials and romance. Now that’s different! The markets will be full of alien and love-themed goodies, so if you’re looking for a Valentine’s Day gift for …read more

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