Shopping

Where to shop

Whether you're looking for designer fashion, souvenirs, Aboriginal Art, antiques or local fresh produce, you can find a wide variety of shopping options in and around Perth and Fremantle.

City shopping

Perth's central shopping area is a designated tourist precinct which means, most city stores are open seven days a week.

There are two major department stores in the city precinct, Myer, bounded by Forrest Chase and the Murray Street Mall, and David Jones, between the Murray and Hay Street Malls. Each specialises in brand cosmetics and fashions.

For gemstone and souvenir shopping with a quaint old English flavour, London Court is a favourite. The Murray and Hay Street Malls, Forrest Chase and Perth's many arcades are also lined with souvenir, fine jewellery and fashion shops. At the west end of the city in historic King Street, Louis Vuitton meets Tiffany and Co. along with boutiques and cafes set in a charmingly restored streetscape.

For those seeking designer goods at discount prices, head to Harbour Town on Wellington Street for a great assortment of goods from fashion, to homewares, shoes and sporting gear.

City Shopping Hours
Monday to Thursday	9am to 5pm
Friday	9am to 9pm
Saturday	9am to 5pm
Sunday	12noon to 6pm

Fremantle

For colour, style, atmosphere and funky fashion, head to the port city of Fremantle. Like Perth, Fremantle is a designated tourist precinct, with many shops open 7 days a week.

Fremantle has a fascinating range of speciality shops. Tucked away in the character-filled streets and arcades, you'll find art and craft galleries, bookshops, music shops, duty free and Aboriginal art and artefact galleries. While shopping, allow time for a coffee at one of Freo's many vibrant cafes.

On weekends, join the colourful crowds who descend on the famous Fremantle Markets and E Shed Markets.

Fremantle Shopping Hours
Monday to Friday	8am to 7pm
Thursday	9am to 9pm
Saturday	8am to 5pm
Sunday	12noon to 6pm

Suburban shopping

Some of Perth's best shopping precincts can be found in the suburbs surrounding the city. Bay View Terrace in Claremont, Napoleon Street in Cottesloe, as well as Rokeby Road and Hay Street in Subiaco are fashionable street and arcade shopping precincts with heritage charm and lashings of designer label style.

Shopping Centres

For all-under-one-roof convenience and air conditioned comfort, visit one of Perth's big suburban shopping centres. Most include big department stores, an extensive array of fashion and specialty shops as well as food halls with meals at affordable prices. The following is a list of some of Perth's major Shopping Centres:

Belmont Forum	Abernethy Road	Cloverdale
Garden City	Riseley Street	Booragoon
Lakeside Joondalup	Joondalup Drive	Joondalup
Karrinyup Shopping Centre	Karrinyup Road	Karrinyup
Westfield Carousel	Albany Highway	Cannington
Westfield Innaloo	Ellen Stirling Boulevard	Innaloo
Galleria	Collier Road	Morley
Whitfords City	Whitfords Avenue	Hillarys