Best Campaign Shops In Melbourne Near Me

4worldlovers: Collins Place is a destination of contrasts, it is not only for workers and visitors but also city residents, embracing a vibrant after-hours and weekend presence. It is where people meet, planned or serendipitously, celebrating a truly Melbourne character in an unrivalled location.

Designed by I.M Pei, Collins Place comprises the iconic office towers of 35 and 55 Collins Street and is complemented by a unique complex that includes the Sofitel Melbourne, professional suites and a vibrant retail plaza housing Kino Cinemas and some of Melbourne's finest dining and fashion stores.

Collins Place boasts the only multi-outlet food offering in Melbourne’s East End.

Collins Place is perfectly positioned to offer city workers, dwellers and shoppers all of their service needs.

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4worldlovers:
Nice place to catch up with a friend, have a coffee or just window shop. Has a varied collection of little shops. And the interior is quite beautiful. Easily Accessible from both ends.

Great little arcade in the heart of Melbourne CBD, black and white tiled floor, lots of interesting shops. Great place to browse and buy unique gifts, and have coffee and snacks as well. Check out the architecture too.

I often opt to walk through here when going between Collins St and Bourke St just to spice things up.

It is one of my must visit in Melbourne. I love discovering small little shops in arcades, grab a cup of coffee, look around and just admire and appreciate the architecture of the arcade. It looks extraordinary magical during Christmas time.

What a truly spectacular magical space . Well worth a visit just to soak up the amazing skills of architects and builders gone by . Always has been one of my very favourite places to stroll and look at the beautiful shops and building design.

One of my favorites in the city as it is a beautiful heritage building for that slice of old grand Melbourne. A few of my favorites there are koko black chocolate and get my shopping done at Sohum for body products and perfumes. Also love the Agathe outlet and coffee plc opposite.

This is an amazing mall, you can imagine how people where living and shopping in the same spaces almost 200 years ago. Plenty of history and shops in the arcade are selling high quality goods.

Feel very happy everytime entering this pretty arcade. The classic historic building with black n white floor pattern is elegant. Many stores n cafes inside. We can go through this arcade from Bourke street mall to Little collins street and then go through the block arcade nearby to Collins street.

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4worldlovers: The Tea Rooms 1892 have re-opened their doors at The Block Arcade. We are pleased to welcome you back to the home of the original Hopetoun Tea Rooms.

Please visit the website for opening hours and to learn more about the history of our beautiful Tea Rooms

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