Shopping - Sydney
Last Updated: 7th Jun 2012
The Pitt Street Mall in the center of Sydney provides all the regular retail trapping while for something a little different head on down to Paddys Markets, close to Darling Harbor while the hard core shop-a-holics shold head up to Oxford Street in Paddington. The Queen Victoria Building on York Street is also home to fashion boutiques.
Tourist style shops can be found throughout the city, while for classier tourist store or some overpriced markets, travel down to the Rocks (on the edge of the Harbour) and do a little window shopping.
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