Harbourside Shopping Centre

Broadway is an early commercial district in Sydney, but is also very famous in Sydney, it is east of the Central Station and west to the University of Sydney. The main road, Broadway, runs through George Commercial Street in the east and Parramatta Road in the west to the suburbs, making it the hub of the Sydney region. On both sides of Broadway, there are lively shopping centers, duty-free shops, office buildings, coffee shops, food centers, and parks with shades of green, picturesque grass, and ostrich leisure walks, and more quiet and solemn institutions of higher learning with a strong academic atmosphere. You can enjoy the quaint and majestic European Gothic castle architecture, but also see the breathtaking, high-end technology and garden art integrated in the modern architecture, colorful, can definitely bring you a different experience.

Sydney Broadway was originally from the Powerhouse Museum to Sydney University, but just passed Broadway. The imaginary Broadway should be a paper drunken fan, comparable to the existence of Lan Kwai Fong, but never expected that its side door was so simple that we missed it at first. . . From a winding staircase to the second floor, a very small door face entered and found that there was no cave. Food, supermarket, cinema, clothing are all available, even more difficult to imagine, there is no luxury store under such a prestigious name. Broadway does not rely on any luxury brands and fast fashion, but firmly grasps the basic needs of the business district population, and annual sales can reach billions of yuan! Very similar to the domestic CapitaLand mall. When I went there, it was about 5 pm and the mall closed at 6 pm. There are not many people in the mall, because many white-collar workers who leave work at 3 or 4 pm have finished shopping, go to the bar or go home to relax.

Sydney and Melbourne, the top two cities in Australia, are also the cities with the largest demand for fast food. To be honest, in my opinion, dinners, light meals, working meals and fast food seem to be eating the same thing. . . Near Broadway, there is a feeling of urban and rural junction in China, comfortable and relaxed, slow-paced, "not so good-looking", but also the most Australian. The small shop I met on the roadside, I didn't expect it to be quite appetizing. The things sold inside are the junk food in our eyes: Coke, hot dogs, burgers, fried chicken, cookies, egg tarts. I ordered two hot dogs, a total of 20 Australian dollars (nearly 100 yuan), this price is slightly more expensive in the local area. A roast chicken hot dog, a roast beef hot dog, did not expect to roast very tender, a bit like the domestic juice cooking method.

This is the most important commercial street in Sydney, and it is also a major traffic road in Sydney. One end is connected to the University of Sydney, the other end is also connected to the Central Railway Station, with many commercial centers on both sides, and Notre Dame, but parking around is not convenient. Many places can not park, it is recommended to take the bus or walk, it takes about 30 minutes to walk around, there is an environmentally friendly residential building, it is said to have won many design awards, if you have time, it is worth a good look.

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