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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Named after Lieutenant General Ralph Darling, Darling Harbour is a popular area filled with shops, a number of attractions (including the National Maritime Museum, the..
2. Brunswick St
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Great food, funky clothing stores, interesting night-life and a relaxed cafe and coffee culture are what this street is all about.
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Eumundi, Queensland, Australia
Picturesque little town with a Wednesday and Saturday market attracting visitors from all around. There is a lot of local, handmade stuff, jewelery, specialties, a..
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Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Main Pedestrian Shopping in Central Adelaide. Rundle Mall has Myers, David Jones, Harris Scarfe's, Target, Radio Rentals, Australia Post, Harvey Norman, Rebel Sport,..
5. West End
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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
West End is a really good place to spend a morning or afternoon. The sunny main drag, Boundary St, is full of interesting, one-off clothes shops and new and second-hand..
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Kuranda, Queensland, Australia
When in Cairns/QLD. don't miss out to take the cablecars to go to Kuranda Markets. Stroll around, have a coffee and chat, buy handcrafted goods.
7. Castle Hill
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Townsville, Queensland, Australia
This place is a great tranquil place at both sunset and sunrise... though the views are great at anytime looking out to sea of the city lights and full view of the..
8. Martin Place
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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
The Lindt Cafe in Martin Place is definitely worth a visit. Delicious cakes and drinks, and a bunch of Lindt products that can't be bought elsewhere.
9. Moora Road
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Rushworth, Victoria, Australia
At High St and Moora Rd is the post office (1885). On the other side of the road is the old Presbyterian Church (1858-59). Head west along Moora Rd, taking in the..
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