The District Docklands

This Harbour City Outlet is my second time here because there is an exhibition here. It is very convenient and the opening time is ten o'clock. There is a gallery on the second floor. There are cute sculptures on the first floor. It is suitable for taking children to eat less but the overall shopping environment is great.

You can come here by free bus because we want to go to the port area and come here by the way, so we set off very early. The scenery here is beautiful. There is a big Ferris wheel. There are many shops and restaurants next to it.

You can take the free train No. 35 to this place. Basically a big shopping mall, it is Outlets. There are many brands but most of them are women, so it is more suitable for girls to go shopping. There is also a playground suitable for parent-child travel. There are also many restaurants and cafes. pretty good.

Melbourne's most famous Outlet, as many as 180 brands! If you still don't feel enough to visit, then the Melbourne Star is the Ferris wheel here, go sit and watch ～

The Melbourne-Marine Harbour area is located on the southeast coast of mainland Australia, south-west of Melbourne's inner city. It was originally a dock warehouse, and gradually developed into a modern large integrated commercial port area after 2000, and was relegated to the central Melbourne area by the Victorian government in 2007. Docklands is now a large integrated community integrating modern residential, business office, leisure, entertainment, shopping and food, and is one of Australia's fast-growing regions in recent years. By 2025, Docklands is expected to invest $17.5 billion and will be an ideal home for 20,000 residents, a job centre for 60,000 workers and a resort that attracts millions of tourists annually.

The goods are relatively complete, especially the shoes are discounted. I feel that I will buy a lot of needs here. The conversion of RMB is still cheaper than domestic. Take a moment to really find good goods.