Bourke St Review

Bourke Street is one of the main streets of Melbourne's CBD. The name is named after Irish-British officer Richard Bourke, who served as governor of NSW during the drafting of Hoddle Grid in 1831 and 1837. With its unique geographical location, it has attracted many international and domestic fashion brands to settle in. The two main shopping centers in Australia, David Jones and Myer, are located here, and the first stores in Australia of internationally renowned fast fashion brands H&M and Zara are also opened here. It is the top ten commercial centers in the world. Girls coming to Melbourne must come here to pickpocket.

There are many department stores on this street, Myer and other large shopping malls are on this street. It is a bit like Wangfujing business district. There are a lot of people on weekends. The buildings and buildings are next to each other. It is very convenient.

Walking here when you have time is a good choice!

There are many shopping malls, pedestrian streets and entertainers. If you can't afford it, you can also come to window shopping, you can buy local sheep milk, plush koalas, plush kangaroos, etc., but pay attention to many of them are made in China (Made in China), you need to see clearly before buying or directly ask the owner.

It is the city center of Melbourne, and it is the most frequent place for Melbourne street performers. They are all "skilled" and the music makes the street seem to be in another world. These street performers are easygoing and can buy their CDs to sign if they like their music, but if you just want to take pictures, I suggest you leave them some change as a respect for their performance.