The core area of Queenstown is the commercial district in the center of the city, adjacent to the lake on the west side of the block, and there are three pedestrian streets that go side by side, from north to south: Lis Street, Camp Street, Moore Avenue. Moore Avenue is the longest and most popular pedestrian street. From the lakeside, the west side stretches across commercial blocks and east to residential areas in the mountains. The streets are sporadicly planted with colorful trees, adding a taste to the bustling crowd. On both sides of the street, restaurants, bars, cafes, famous shops, gift shops ~ one after another, strolling around, eating and buying, can't stop at all. St. Peter's Church on the south side of the middle of the street is exquisite and elegant, simple and generous, and many celebrities (including film and television star Yao Chen) have held a wedding here, which is also why Queenstown is known as "honeymoon paradise" and must be visited.

Moore Avenue is a famous commercial avenue in Queenstown. The road is not very wide, but on both sides of the road, there are a variety of very exquisite shops. There are not only restaurants, but also many local art and clothing stores. It is worth visiting. Feel the different business atmosphere here.

The first impression of Queenstown, New Zealand, at this time, I don’t feel too hypocritical. The scenery of Queenstown is so simple and boring. A few mountains, a pool of water, a few trees, and a illegal complex.

Is this the main road in Queenstown? Are there many well-known luxury brands?

It's so fulfilling to get the unanimous recognition of my family, and I will continue to come next time!

Yes, a place worth going, like it, go again next time.

Moore Avenue doesn't have any cars. It's quiet.

The first time I came, it is worthy of praise! ! ! ! ! ! !