Collins Street

Collins Street is the most important street to Melbourne. This is Melbourne's Financial Street. In this broad street, there are dozens of banks and financial institutions, big and small. During the day, it is very busy here. It is a bit like Lujiazui in Shanghai. The air smells of money.

SYD businessmen used to like SYD and now like MEL not very commercial, especially walking in Collins st many old buildings and ancient buildings, well actually not very ancient, after all, this country has not been too ancient.

Infected by the environment of the street, the characteristic streets, entertainers, shopping and old buildings are gathered together. It is really a charming city of Melbourne, which is as prosperous as the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in Shanghai.

A section of Collins Street between Elizabeth Street and King Street is Melbourne's financial center, with many banks and insurance companies. It is also a major commercial street in Melbourne, along which there are many retailers'flagship stores: Chanel, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Emporio Armani, Tiffany Co, Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren, Dymocks, etc. Of course, there are restaurants, cafes and so on. It's worth visiting.

What I see here today is almost the concentration of all the big brands in the world. Clothing brand, jewelry brand, hotel is also a famous brand hotel, the whole street is very beautiful European-style architecture is worth recommending.

An important commercial street in Melbourne's downtown area has several tram lines. There are many shops and a branch of Citibank is on the way. There are some old buildings here. I don't know why, but I don't think it's a good place to go shopping. In the third photo, there is a Collins Street sign.

Shopping Street. Closing early on weekends. Famous brand stores, real prices!

To Australia is not to put shopping first, but Collins Street, whether shopping or not, can also come and feel, the way is basically luxury stores, there are not many people inside, prices can also be immediately started.

Melbourne Town Hall, Melbourne City Hall, these buildings were built in the 18th century. Second Empire style is introduced on Walking Mebourne's website. On Collins St, except that the head of the delegation has been urging us to hurry up, we have no effort to appreciate it.

It's a very famous shopping street through St. Paul's Church and Federal Square. Unlike DFO's relatively common brands, there are a large number of luxury stores, including Hugo Boss, where you can see many Chinese come to Haitao.