Rundle Mall

Blue Road Shopping Street is near North Street, and it is also a very good shopping choice for locals. There are not many luxury shops in the shopping street. They are all more acceptable local brands and handmade things, suitable for walking slowly here.

Adelaide City is still relatively large, the road conditions are also complicated, I drove carefully, finally opened to the city center, found that there are few parking lots, found one, 7 knives an hour, expensive, and had to stop. The parking lot is the famous Blue Road Pedestrian Street. This is the commercial center of Adelaide. Various shopping cities, if you like to shop, come here.

Blue Road Shopping Street is Adelaide's most developed business district, with shops and restaurants large and small on both sides of the street, giving people a feeling like Shanghai's Nanjing Road and Beijing's Wangfujing, but the traffic is not much. If you want to shop, you must come here to visit, there are really many choices in the store.

A really nice shopping center. Has a lot of variety of shops and restaurants and cafes. Very good experience

It is said that if you can only go shopping in Adelaide, it must be North Street, which actually refers to shopping in cultural street; and if you want to go shopping, you must go to the Blue Road Shopping Street. Blue Road Shopping Street is also called the Blue Road Shopping Center, which is Adelaide's famous shopping street. Founded in 1976, the shopping centre is Australia’s oldest pedestrian street and the first pedestrian street. From Pultney Street to Pultney Street to King William Street to Pultney Street to Pultney Street to the east, the street is only 500 meters long, but it has more than 600 flagship stores and fashion stores of international and domestic brands, including 3 major department stores and 15 large shopping malls, entertainment playgrounds, And many open-air cafes and lounge bars. Walking on the shopping street, you can also see a variety of fashion exhibitions or fun performances by street artists. At the same time, you can also enjoy a variety of art and cultural buildings and a large number of public cultural facilities on the street, famous attractions include the 19th century building, the Cape of the Hives (now the famous Haig Chocolate Shop). There are also a series of sculptures on the street, such as "Four Copper Pig Day Tour A Day Out", "Shopping Center Spherical" and "Slip The Slide". Such a pedestrian shopping street is still quite a shopping street. As for how long it takes to visit, it depends on the different needs of individuals! However, if you encounter weekends or holidays, supermarkets such as Coles and Woolworths on the street will open late and close early. Picture 1-2: Blue Road Shopping Street Street View; Picture 3: Adelaide Arcade Mall on the Shopping Street Adelaide Arcade; Picture 4: Blue Road Shopping Street Fountain in front of the Adelaide Arcade Mall The Rundle Mal Fountain; Figure 5: Sculptures - "Slip The Slide"; Figure6-10: Sculptures - "Four Copper Pigs A Day Out" - They are Taffy, Oliver, Horatio and Augusta.