Shopping tips Australia

Looking to browse while finding great deals at bargain prices? Head to the Old Bus Depot Markets, established since 1994 in the Kingston Foreshore Economic Development Zone! You'll find a wide range of objects, old and new, typical of artisanal flea markets: furniture, decorative relics, books, vintage clothing and jewelry, leather goods, oriental lamps... There are also food products and excellent places to eat on the go at lunch time. Very pleasant in the morning.

Art objects, didjeridoos from 85 to $ 800 AU $… and a good welcome. 8% discount with YHA card. A few steps from Smith Mall.

Be sure to visit Bridge Road Richmond known for its many factory stores but also for its unusual stores. Bridge Road is classified as a Victorian heritage area. Its history dates back to 1837, just two years after the European settlement of the area. The first land sales took place on August¹, 1839. Today, many of the stores, restaurants and cafes you will discover are located in what were once warehouses.

Gilles Street Market was born in 2008 in the heart of Adelaide in the historic Gilles Street Primary School. Billed as Adelaide's original fashion and design market, Gilles Street has provided a platform for emerging and established designers to showcase their work, while encouraging an ethical environment for vendors. This open-air market with a friendly spirit brings together designers, bargain hunters, artisans and enthusiasts of all kinds as well as visitors looking for bargains. Mainly clothes, shoes, jewelry...